I woke up this morning at 6:30 am for some reason and could not fall back asleep. That being the case, I got out my Bill Bryson book and read for a while, before going down to the café at the bottom of the guesthouse and ordering breakfast. Cambodia is not as cheap as Laos,… Read the rest »
Monthly Archives: January 2008
Cambodian Sunset
A lot has happened in the past day, and I will just quickly give you a rundown as I am trying to get this done before I take a moto-taxi around Phnom Penh for the day. I am going to see the Killing Fields, and S-21, along with some museums. So… I left my guesthouse… Read the rest »
Reason for non travel related posts
Simple, I have been sitting around, waiting for my small digital camera to be fixed… but they can’t fix it, so I am just going to have to keep using the big dSLR for everything and look like a tourist. Oh well. I head to Cambodia tomorrow. First, Phnom Phen, then to the temples of… Read the rest »
Blast from the past… Elon Style
The Elon College web site from 1997. Courtesy of archive.org’s Wayback machine. You can look up any site that has been around for a while, and see what it looked like from pretty much any time frame. Here is a quick break down of Elon’s site over the years:
Can we say really cool?
This is something that I came across today, and instantly decided I need it. Not right now of course, but within a day or two of getting home.The SD card works like a normal SD card, only it has Wi-fi built in. It can automatically upload photos from any camera that uses SD to your… Read the rest »
Photos from the new lens
PayPerPost Service
A while ago I discovered an online service that allowed me to make some more money off of my blog. It is sponsored by “The Consumer Generated Advertising Network™”, which I think is a great idea, and is called payperpost . I didn’t get around to using it for quite some time because I was… Read the rest »
Live for the now
So many people I talk with when I am traveling have similar ideas about life. Most are taking a break from something, or have one month off and decided to see the world in a whirlwind of travel. When I spend time with Couchsurfers here in Bangkok, I am presented with a completely different mind… Read the rest »
Busy day
Today was busy as hell. I got a hair cut, a shave, picked up my suits (which look really, really good, and I feel sorry for anyone who stands next to me when I wear them) and mailed a bunch of stuff home. I mailed four boxes out, one with my suits and my climbing… Read the rest »
Do you know where you live?
Kevin Kelly, the Editor-At-Large of Wired magazine, posted a list of intriguing questions a while ago on his blog and I stumbled across it recently again. Since I have been traveling, I have become more in tune with where exactly I am at any given moment because that knowledge becomes helpful when you are in… Read the rest »