Hello World! How it all began:

How it all began:

One year ago last July (2009) we found ourselves duomo hopping in Italy, crutching and wheeling our way around London, and eating disgustingly massive quantities of cheese in France. Some little bug, let’s call him Dom the travel slug, tickled our fancy pantsies. We’ve been dreaming about deserted beaches ever since.


Now, as all of you know, we have a few sharks in the water. They will be dead by December 14th, we promise you that. Well, hopefully. They’ll at least be subdued. This trip is our journey of self-discovery, of healing, of adventure, and love. Love for ourselves, each other, the people around us and the countries of Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia. We’d love for you to join us on this trip through our blog—into the jungles of our minds, we mean Thailand, the villages of Laos, the rivers of Vietnam and the temples of Cambodia. Welcome to Southeast Asia.

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Our version of Eat, Pray, Love..

Our version of Eat, Pray, Love..
This is OUR version of EAT, PRAY, LOVE

Friday, 15 October 2010

Stop 17: With so much fun in the l-p-b, Its kinda hard bein’ Snoop d-o-double-g -- Luang Phra Bang, Laos


The night we arrived in Luang Phra Bang it was dark, calm and quiet. We checked into Chittana, which we now lovingly refer to as “Shitana” (thanks ben!!). When we woke the next morning we were so pleasantly surprised to find that the streets lined with bouginvailia, old French colonial homes, and cars straight out of the 1940s. We weren’t in Kansas anymore. Paper lanterns hung between palm trees as the night market brought this quaint city alive. Most of the light was candle and the romance of it all was undeniable. We had no doubt that this was one of our best stops so far.

Needing a Vietnamese visa we spent 4 days lounging in the cafés of LPB, sipping wine and coffee, and finishing Cam’s grad school apps. By the end of our final day, our visas had been approved and we reluctantly left this slice of old time paradise for our next stop on the Laotian circuit.

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