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Small things, mostly
Little friends (China) October 18, 2018 The first friends I made in China were three kids. Literally 小朋友。 In early 2001, I skipped the tourist spots in Guilin city and headed to a A terrible country (Russia) August 1, 2018 I am back from Russia. The best way to solve the miss of Russia is by reading books and podcasts about the country. I often recommend that my The colorful alley of Yangon (Burma) July 24, 2018 The crowded downtown Yangon has a secret colorful alley. Come to street 29. Look for a shop with the twin cats Back for the trains and kefir (Russia) July 20, 2018 There is no Starbucks here in the Far East. But a local coffee shop has a logo that fools us from far away. The store is named Pirate Coffee. But Shocking Pink (Burma) June 26, 2018 That’s what we call shocking pink. The old and new have always been colliding in Yangon. I like the variety of fashion and styles that people Rains of (Burma) June 20, 2018 Testing a waterproof phone in Burma Knowing tribes and people (Vietnam) June 9, 2018 There is a Quranic verse that speaks to my heart. We made you into peoples and tribes so that you may know one another. Nothing makes me more happy Saigon, April 1975 (Vietnam) April 30, 2018 I often hear the distinctive sound of Chinooks here in Singapore. The twin-rotor sound, especially in this hot April, always reminds me of the last The newcomer (Vietnam) April 22, 2018 “I hope this hasn’t got anything to do with what happened at Kodenmacho,” blurted out her father. “What do you mean?” Naho asked. “Haven’t you seen Came for the ghost, stayed for the view (Vietnam) January 14, 2018 Trang figured that a friendly welcome for me would be to explore a mostly abandoned building to look for ghosts. Along the narrow corridors, we Next page