Amerikan Kebaboligist reports discovery of new speciesBy Harvey von Nubbinbubbler, AP BRUSSELS – American Kebabologist Doctor Timothy Tendick is reporting in the current issue of the presitigious Kebablife Quarterly Journal the discovery of… Continue reading
Traveling is full of different challenges from back home. Taking public transport when you don’t know the language, the system, or any of the place names. Bartering properly, which changes between countries. Ordering… Continue reading
The word “soothing” is itself soothing; is that onomatopoeia? I guess that’s not enough for a blog post, so I’ll tell you about the time I almost died by the mighty Zambezi River.… Continue reading
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then let me summarize the differences between the Zambian orphanage and the South African ones. First, South Africa: Some of the boys, seeing me… Continue reading
We got back from our time in Africa to find that a local Belgian paper wanted to do an article on us. So we met with the journalist, gave him a few pictures… Continue reading
These are the first three pictures I took in Soshanguve, the township outside Pretoria, South Africa where we did our volunteer work in July. We had literally just stepped out of the car… Continue reading
Today I went to my girlfriend Katrien’s grandparents’ house because yesterday was their 65th wedding anniversary. 65 years. (*Pause to think about that.*) And they, being adorable people, and Belgium, being an adorable… Continue reading
Before starting the “work” in the townships we were treated to a weekend in the Pilanesburg Game Reserve a couple hours northwest of Pretoria. It was my first time seeing the (as my… Continue reading
Morocco is hot. It was hot when we got here, and it will be hot when I leave tomorrow. It has not dipped below the benchmark 40 C / 100 F the entire… Continue reading
I fell, heavily, down the familiar tripping road of not-journaling on the Africa trip, and trying to remember something offhand before my wee netbook battery expires is fairly daunting…but I can remember last… Continue reading
