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The Wayfaring Frog: Java tales - Jogja part II
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010. Java tales - Jogja part II. Photo by Debby, who is much better at taking twister pictures than I am. Photo also from Debby. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Where am I wearing? Vois Sur Ton Chemin. Piled Higher and Deeper. Mojo the sock monkey. Lindsay's adventures in the wide world. Laura Gordon on the Advocacy Project - Tales from Burundi. Laura Gordon - Tales from Burundi. In Cessation of Moss Gathering. Angry Ang Mo - Tales of Singapore.
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The Wayfaring Frog: July 2009
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009. Notes from the Road. Frankfurt airport now also belongs on the list of airports I don’t particularly like. It’s huge, and the signage is a terrible mixture of the London Tube and Cairo, as if there were someone able to change the signs with a button and were sitting somewhere with a malicious glee and a “haha! I can’t breathe! 8221; only marginally preceded the eventual release of pressure and we stumbled forward as if air expelled from a balloon. Sunday, July 26, 2009. Where am...
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The Wayfaring Frog: Marruecos part 1: Madrid - Granada - Chefchaouen
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010. Marruecos part 1: Madrid - Granada - Chefchaouen. Viva España: Madrid to Grenada to Algeciras. View over Granada from the Alhambra. We spent the afternoon staggering from tapas bar to tapas bar. At one point, lost, looking the map, the stranger who stopped to help turned out to be none other than a childhood acquaintance. Small frigging world. 8217; and not just ‘you understand? 8221; he asked me. Do I have weapons? With whom we shared the taxi. A doorway in Chefchaouen. Apparent...
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The Wayfaring Frog: Tales of Timor-Leste - Part 2
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Sunday, March 07, 2010. Tales of Timor-Leste - Part 2. Maubisse, Mt Ramelau and Hatubilico. They say the temperature drops with the sun; it also drops with altitude, and the air turned chillier the higher we went. A couple of times we stopped by passerby and asked “Hatubilico? Sometime past one of the last groups of houses, we were suddenly surrounded by a mob of kids yelling “photo! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Where am I wearing? Vois Sur Ton Chemin.
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The Wayfaring Frog: September 2009
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009. A long way from anywhere - Thailand part 2. Log date:14 September, 21h. 2.5 days since last report. Location: near Lamphun, Thailand. Kilos of longans eaten: probably 3 or 4. What is there to whiten on one of the few parts of my body which see the sun as often as republicans vote for healthcare reform (almost never and only under duress)? And while we're at it, can we please have that as our standard of beauty too? The Thailand Trip - part 1. Log date: 12 September. 8221; he ...
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The Wayfaring Frog: December 2009
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Saturday, December 26, 2009. Live ones crawling over the pandan leaves (which someone told me keeps them away as they ostensibly hate the stuff – lies! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Where am I wearing? Vois Sur Ton Chemin. Piled Higher and Deeper. Mojo the sock monkey. Lindsay's adventures in the wide world. Laura Gordon on the Advocacy Project - Tales from Burundi. Laura Gordon - Tales from Burundi. In Cessation of Moss Gathering. Angry Ang Mo - Tales of Singapore.
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The Wayfaring Frog: Tales of Timor-Leste - Part 1
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Wednesday, March 03, 2010. Tales of Timor-Leste - Part 1. Part 1 - Touchdown in Dili. We reached Liquiçia, deciding to go on to Maubere, porque no? Brimob troops assisted in the attack by throwing tear gas into the parish house, forcing the refugees to come out. As they ran from the church, they were hacked with machetes and knives, or shot. Pastor Rafael’s account continues:. From the Robinson report, p.194, from the deposition of Pastor Rafael dos Santos. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Wayfaring Frog: Solo, Sultans, and siomay - Jogja part I
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010. Solo, Sultans, and siomay - Jogja part I. Added to the mix were three Malagasy/French (I don’t think I had ever even met a Malagasy before, and again, here were three! We hear the blaring of horns behind us, and we have barely enough time to look behind and/or swerve to the side, as far as possible, before the bus swoops by in a gust of wind and splatter of mud. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Where am I wearing? Vois Sur Ton Chemin.
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The Wayfaring Frog: June 2009
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Tuesday, June 09, 2009. 8221; which turned out to mean “do you read books? 8221; I ended up faking the title and author of a historical novel I pretended recently to have read (because I felt that edifying her on the subject of refugee security in Africa might be more than she had bargained for). We made small talk. It was difficult. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Where am I wearing? Vois Sur Ton Chemin. Piled Higher and Deeper. Mojo the sock monkey.
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The Wayfaring Frog: April 2010
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Thursday, April 22, 2010. Moving back to Switzerland. As the few of you who read the drivel I post on here will likely guess, there’s still some more Morocco stories to come. In fact, I have another 15 odd pages of tiny scrawly handwriting to type in and edit for your pleasure. But fear not, it will come. With pictures. I live in a room—again—slightly larger than your average shoe box, with little possibility to escape and move into a real-person apartment. An over-abundance of old women with bad dye job...
