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May Madness (Munich, Part One)
My May is insane. From the 2nd until the 5th I was in Munich (I’ll get to that later). I spent the 6th and the 7th with my Uncle, who is currently on vacation in the United Kingdom. I will … Continue reading
Rembrandt on a Bicycle
Usually, I try to avoid being That Tourist. It was nearly midnight and I was at a street corner, a few drinks in and on my way home from the red light district. I was using the streetlight to read … Continue reading
Ghosts in Museums
I am sitting in the dated museum cafe of Tate Britain. This is my … oh, I don’t even know. I’ve been to at least a dozen art museums in the past year. More than that, but I can’t keep … Continue reading
Meteora
Meteora means “suspended rocks” (or something along those lines) in Greek. The term works, but it doesn’t quite describe the oddity of the landscape. It’s as if someone cored bits of the moon and replanted them in rural Greece. Then … Continue reading
An Introduction
One of our first encounters with Athens was a middle aged man in a business suit spray painting the side of a building. Graffiti is everywhere – admittedly, we are staying in a <25 euro / night hotel room and … Continue reading
The True North strong and free!
Driving through the United States, even regions allegedly similar to my own, only emphasizes the cultural difference between Urban America and Rural America. In a lot of ways, I have more in common with a middle class Delhi urbanite than … Continue reading
A Stateside July
You would think, being largely unemployed, that I would have more time to blog and such things than I did when I was traipsing around the world. Strangely, this is not the case. It’s not that I don’t have my … Continue reading
Life is Hard in the Tropics
You know how they always speak of the seven levels of hell? Well, if they were to level heaven level 7 would be “Having a bustling food market with stall after stall of tasty Thai street food a block away.” … Continue reading
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Hà Nội và du lịch (Hanoi and tourists)
(Note: ranting regarding tourists for the first part. Skip down to the ”Read More” for a less ranty part.) I came to Hà Nội expecting to fall in love with the city, to love its apparent French influence, to enjoy the … Continue reading
Monkeys are Fuckers
Today we went on this random day trip out to Can Gio. This trip involved: a van to the harbor, a two hour boat ride to the area, a rickety truck, a tiny boat where we were basically sitting on … Continue reading