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on the move: RTW by the numbers

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And the world's my oyster). June 28, 2008. RTW by the numbers. Number of countries visited: 16. Pictures taken (and kept): 1978. Hostels and hotels stayed in: 52. Cheapest internet I found: 30 baht (about $1) per hour, Bangkok; or 1 Euro for unlimited time - stay on long enough and it's essentially free! Most expensive internet I found: 2 NOK per minute (about $24 an hour), Berge, Norway (I didn't use theirs.). Games of ipod solitaire played: 187. New scars acquired: 6. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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on the move: weinerbrød, and something's rotten (but NOT the weinerbrød)

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And the world's my oyster). June 07, 2008. Weinerbrød, and something's rotten (but NOT the weinerbrød). I don't know, but there was all kinds of contemporary art installations throughout. It was sort of strange to have these mega-modern paintings in the royal portrait gallery, and some of the video installations were downright distracting. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Taking on the world, one continent at a time. View my complete profile. RTW by the numbers. Mother of all scientists.

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on the move: london daze

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And the world's my oyster). June 22, 2008. In the interest of full disclosure and honesty, I will now say that the bus rides in Norway are not the oh my god most expensive things ever. At 8 dollars US, they are the same price as a tube ride in London. Yikes So much for exemplary public transit in the rest of the world. I mean, I love the tube, but I will take a 2 dollar subway ride, thanks. And tomorrow is Oxford Street. I hope I'm ready for it. I can't believe you'll be home so soon! We're ready for you!

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on the move: taste of stockholm

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And the world's my oyster). June 10, 2008. Stockholm is really gorgeous, y'all. It's hard to go wrong when the city is built on several different islands that make up its cute little neighborhoods, the architecture is all affluent old-European, and the weather is still enough to make a Californian go, "oooo, pretty day." But still: gorgeous city. I was there at 13:12, but they had closed the doors, and I had to watch them pull away! In Stockholm, I've been hanging out with. Who I met at my hostel in Bang...

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on the move: diet coke: ireland

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And the world's my oyster). June 04, 2008. I can't believe i forgot to post this before now! Ok, so the tragic has happened, that i honestly don't know if i remember what the real diet coke tastes like anymore, if i remember the nuances of that liquid joy, to be able to describe why, precisely, this isn't it. but it's not, quite. Well, first, good on ireland for ousting the 'coca cola light' crap, because if greece taught us anything, it's that light =/= diet. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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on the move: onward and northward

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And the world's my oyster). June 05, 2008. I am so tired right now, I could happily keel over and not budge. For the record, it is 7:22pm local time. In my defense, this is how my last several hours went: After spending the day wandering Galway, I went to see an evening movie ( Indy 4. At the airport, I waited around a bit, called my mom very briefly, waited some more, checked in for my flight, went to my gate and curled up on two adjacent chairs for another hour of sleep. Sigh. After doing a bunch of du...

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on the move: hello scandinavia!

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And the world's my oyster). June 27, 2008. All my photos are now updated. Two weeks in Denmark, Sweden and Norway yielded a whole lotta picture-taking, too. Because: so pretty! Even though I am now home, if you are at all into this sort of thing, I do recommend taking a look, because Scandinavia is gorgeous. Both out at the fjords. And in cute towns like Bergen. And in places like Copenhagen. I hope you're enjoying your bed now. June 27, 2008 at 4:04 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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on the move: home.

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And the world's my oyster). June 24, 2008. Is where i am. And we are so glad you're here! I don't think I still have your home numero, so email it to me or call me tomorrow (today as of one minute ago)! June 24, 2008 at 11:56 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Taking on the world, one continent at a time. View my complete profile. RTW by the numbers. Traveling the world: a global perspective. Weinerbrød, and somethings rotten (but NOT the we. Mother of all scientists.

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on the move: June 2008

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And the world's my oyster). June 28, 2008. RTW by the numbers. Number of countries visited: 16. Pictures taken (and kept): 1978. Hostels and hotels stayed in: 52. Cheapest internet I found: 30 baht (about $1) per hour, Bangkok; or 1 Euro for unlimited time - stay on long enough and it's essentially free! Most expensive internet I found: 2 NOK per minute (about $24 an hour), Berge, Norway (I didn't use theirs.). Games of ipod solitaire played: 187. New scars acquired: 6. June 27, 2008. June 25, 2008.

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on the move: o, o, oslo

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And the world's my oyster). June 11, 2008. I mean, it's not very efficient. It was as devastating as finding out that glass does break in Sweden. Not very ideal, if you ask me. But then in the cheapest bar in town (8US for a pint! So despite the disillusionment of a train being LATE, Oslo rocks hard core. If I could afford it, I almost wish I were here longer. I'd only have to sell my kidney on the black market. Do they have a black market in Oslo? June 11, 2008 at 5:38 PM. View my complete profile.