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Shiokara - Indigo Days

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Thoughts from an organic farm in rural Japan. Laquo; Moving On. Going on Book Tour ». January 06, 2013. Photos this Post by  Kenji Miura. We had spent a better part of an hour winding our way through some narrow back streets in a god-knows-where neighborhood of Tokyo. My newfound pal Mike Verretto (a Harvard guy with mad Japanese skills) was intent on finding a Robata-ya. We never did. He was just as intent on me tasting. The thought that immediately jumped into my head was who would want to eat. They do...

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Travel Makes the Heart Grow Fonder: 21 Lessons from 21 Countries - Expat Edna

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Travel food photography serial expat blog. Travel Makes the Heart Grow Fonder: 21 Lessons from 21 Countries. June 18, 2015. If there’s one thing every travel blogger loves to talk about on the internet, it’s that solo travel is marvelous and made of puppy tears and will cure your long-standing eczema. In principle, I support solo travel. It’s definitely something I think everyone should try at least once. But personally, it’s not for me. The sunset in question. People around with which to share it. It&#8...

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the Girly Side of Travel: August 2013

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Tuesday, August 27, 2013. 6 Things You Should Know About Me. Casey from True Colours tagged me in this get to know you tag where you pick 6 out of 9 questions (at the bottom) to answer about yourself. 1 What do you find inspiring? I find a lot of inspiration in landscapes and other people. This is probably one reason that I am so addicted to traveling. Seeing new landscapes and meeting people from different backgrounds and cultures helps to give me perspective and inspires new ideas. Thanks for tagging m...

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the Girly Side of Travel: June 2013

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Thursday, June 27, 2013. Nail Polish: OPI vs American Apparel. I may not always be the most fashionable when it comes to clothes- I usually stick to black or denim trousers with a neutral top- but when it comes to nails, more often than not, they will be painted. OPI was really popular in college so most of my collection is OPI, though Dior is now my favorite. They're under $10, don't have DBP, toluene or formaldahyde in them AND it dries really quickly. Pink = OPI, Mint = American Apparel. I ended up re...

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Songkran, the Thai New Year ~ Thailand

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2016 Canvas of Light. 2016 Canvas of Light. Songkran, the Thai New Year Thailand. In the past 3 days, Chiang Mai rocked to the sound of splashing water, whether it’s being splashed on Buddha statues or being sprayed from a water pistol on passers-by from the back of a tuk-tuk. Nobody was spared. Buckets of icy water from behind pickup trucks. Water gun fights between young Thai children. Everybody celebrated Songkran, the Thai New Year. Gently pouring over the shoulder. Madness on Khao San Road, the back...

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the Girly Side of Travel: There's nothing like a good ol' cookie

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Tuesday, March 18, 2014. There's nothing like a good ol' cookie. Snickerdoodles were my favorite cookie growing up, and they still are the ones that are most nostalgic to me. These days though, I have been addicted to the chocolate chip cookie. I used to eat around the chocolate chips as a child, and I still feel like I don't put quite as many chips as some people like- probably a habit from back in my snickerdoodle days! Over the years, I've figured out some things that make a cookie extra delicious.

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REFLECTION | BDR-studio

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FAIL and FLY. →. January 3, 2013. Well, it’s the new year. A brand new one, 2013 in fact. To bad for those superstitious folk, they are going to dislike this year (my father included). I however, am very excited for this year. 2013, you better bring it. And all the years to come. If I had it all figured out now, I’d have nothing to look forward to, so it’s perfect! Also, I would like to note that I am writing down goals this year, for the FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE! Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).

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PAYAway.co.uk | Jobs Abroad, Gap Years, Seasonal Work, Working Holidays & Travel

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Do you want to get paid to travel? PAYAway is a guide to working and living abroad, seasonal jobs, working holidays, career breaks, gap years and volunteer work. Get Jobs by Email. Au Pair and Nanny. Gap Year and Volunteer Work. Good grief, we're not talking about us! While one of us here at PAY. I'm sure some of the working travellers listed in our Workers of the World Profiles. Also wouldn't mind answering a few questions. The working overseas advisors. Working as a Surf Instructor. Teaching English in...

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Apple Coffeecake (allergen-free) | positive kitchen

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Recipes without gluten/ egg/ dairy/ soy that work! June 2, 2015. June 2, 2015. I recently returned from Italy, where I had many amazing Tuscan meals. While the pastas, truffle dishes and risottos were incredible, as you might imagine, what really intrigued me were the breakfasts. There were always several baked goods that resembled hearty coffee cakes so I decided to try to make a few for Positive Kitchen. This first one is made with apples. If you choose to store some). Preparation time: 20 minutes.