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• An abbreviated visit to Melrose Arch

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 522
  A couple of weeks ago, Peter Ong took me to eat at his really cool restaurant located in the Melrose Arch area in the... { Charles Apple }
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  Balderdash — Authority: 431
  "How hard it is, sometimes, to trust the evidence of ones senses! How reluctantly the mind consents to reality." - Norman Douglas *** Jakarta trip with my Secret Indonesian Lover Day 1 - ??? At some point in the past this year, I was in Jakarta for a short trip to see my Secret Indonesian Lover. Obviously, since ...
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• Taiwanese Bureaucracies & Dragon Age

  
  memoirs on a rainy day — Authority: 145
  Dragon slayer via Mugley I I’ve got issues with bureaucracies. In the past, a few years ago, it actually made me quite angry. I’m not like that anymore, but it just gets frustrating. Today, the plan was simple. Pick up my health check, get some documents from NTNU and go to the NIA office. This was what I was ...
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• Kiwi Walkabout

  
  saigoheiki.com — Authority: 115
  I have been tramping on my own for quite a while in New Zealand—something I would never attempt back in Malaysia—and I’m finding it oddly.. soothing. Thoughts would wrap themselves around my head, and it’s completely mystifying to think while listening to the waves crashing on the beach, or walking through ...
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• A hand in the elevator is worth two in the…

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 522
  Tuesday night, I had my first accident here in South Africa. Or, at least, the first accident that actually hurt me.I... { Charles Apple }
  2 days ago

• Parks Are Filled With Siberian Huskies

  
  memoirs on a rainy day — Authority: 145
  Female Siberian husky, exactly like the one I found today I Today was somewhat laid-back. I took my dog for a walk and suddenly, I came upon a beautiful Siberian husky with clear blue eyes. He was docile and playful, and his leash was still on him. He followed us around a bit and Spike quite liked him. I looked ...
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• First Impressions of Taipei

  
  Flip the Switch : Teens aWake — Authority: 120
  Well, I’ve finally arrived here in Taipei, Taiwan.  As usual, the flight was a drag.  For those of you who have never gone through this, the flight over the Pacific ends up being a total of about 18 hours, spread out over 3 different flights.  If you’re starting in North Carolina like me, the first flight is ...
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• A look at the skyline of Johannesburg’s north side

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 522
  When I posted this photo from Sunday afternoon……the appearance of the giant communications tower at left... { Charles Apple }
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• A weekend shopping in Pretoria and Rosebank

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 522
  Saturday morning dawned just as cold icky as had the previous five days. Nevertheless, Peter Ong called to ask if... { Charles Apple }
  5 days ago

• Montpellier

  
  Composed Volcano — Authority: 112
  Following Tour de France the annual cycling event and exploring parts of France, Spain and other neighboring countries was a great way to start my Europe trip this year. In the very first week of my trip I found myself in this bustling and vibrant city in the South of France called Montpellier. Located near the ...
  1 week ago

• A cold, rainy week in Johannesburg

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 522
  Here in Johannesburg, it has rained and rained and rained some more. It’s cold and the wind is whipping around,... { Charles Apple }
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• This is where I found my soul.

  
  saigoheiki.com — Authority: 115
  This traveller was beaten, soulless. But somewhere 800m above sea level by a cliff in Queenstown, he found his soul. The majestic view offered by standing on the narrow Ben Lumond Track, the snow-capped Cecil Peak towering on my right, and serene Lake Wakatipu by the Queenstown Bay all renewed in him a sense of [...]
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• Back At School

  
  memoirs on a rainy day — Authority: 145
  It’s good to be back at school. I missed most of last week because I was teaching 30 hours. I didn’t miss much³, but I felt terrible. In the future, I won’t want to miss any school at all. My classmates were actually worried about me, which was kind of nice. I ran some errands. I finally got my health ...
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• A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway

  
  Fifty Books Project 2009 — Authority: 131
  On F. Scott Fitzgerald: His talent was as natural as the pattern that was made by the dust on a butterfly’s wings. At one time he understood it no more than the butterfly did and he did not know when it was brushed or marred. Later he became conscious of his damaged wings and of their construction and he ...
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• In the safe sanctuary of the ChristChurch Cathedral

  
  saigoheiki.com — Authority: 115
  I found myself in the ChristChurch cathedral today after wandering about aimlessly on my own. The Gothic interior was large, imposing, and impressive, and as I entered, the pastor began a very short sermon inviting visitors of all faiths to sit and pray for our loved ones. I found myself more interested in snapping ...
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• Serbia, Beograd

  
  SkyscraperCity — Authority: 178
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• A Saturday drive down the coast and up Chapman’s Peak

  
  Charles Apple — Authority: 522
  Saturday got off to a rotten start, quite frankly.It was my only real day – my only good-weather day — to... { Charles Apple }
  1 week ago

• Half Day Guide to Railay (Rai Leh), Krabi – With Pictures

  
  Nine Over Ten 9/10 — Authority: 475
  Ao Nang on the Krabi mainland doesn’t really have much to offer beach wise, but it’s the gateway to some amazing islands and its neighbour, Railay (Rai Leh), a peninsula on the mainland cut off by limestone mountains, and only accessible via boat. This is going to be a long post with pictures, so please be ...
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• Goodbye, Walsh St Boys

  
  saigoheiki.com — Authority: 115
  Very quick post. I’m due to leave in less than 9 hours now, so I’ll let the pictures do the talking. I went to the Royal Botanical Gardens again on Friday, but this time with Ethan. This is after both Des and I cut our hair, when I felt renewed and energised again after my haircut. A [...]
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• Riding the Jeep...

  
  The blog of El Director! — Authority: 129
  On arriving at Jorethang, I treated myself to a couple of Samosas and a deep fried boiled egg. Trust me, it tastes better than it sounds, especially when dipped in a bit of chilli soy sauce. Andhow, I needed to get back to Darjeeling . And the sun was setting fast, had I missed te last bus. Well, the bus service ...
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