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Start from the Beginning | One Month in Macau
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One Month in Macau. How it has changed me. Start from the Beginning. Start from the Beginning. The story (true story, that is) in this blog works like a book. Instead of chapters, I have one post for each day. If you’re here and the latest post is halfway through my story or perhaps even the end, I’ve compiled the links chronologically for you to navigate through my blog easier. How Macau Came To Be. Places I’ve Visited In Macau. 2 comments so far. On August 24, 2008. OMG day 14 and 15? On August 24, 2008.
Day 28 | One Month in Macau
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One Month in Macau. How it has changed me. Start from the Beginning. Posted September 15, 2008. Woke up at half past four because had to go to the toilet. Once hair is dry would be leaving for my real coming-of-age trip of sorts. Wel, it’s not really that real since in essence I just need to find the travel agent in Hong Kong and everything else should be taken care of. I want to write some more, but I feel uneasy. I’m probably nervous going out of the island alone. Laquo; Day 27. Day 29 ».
Day 30 | One Month in Macau
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One Month in Macau. How it has changed me. Start from the Beginning. Posted September 17, 2008. Breakfast: McDonald’s Sausage and Egg Twisty Pasta. Lunch: Chicken hamburger (from the Library Cafe), prunes. Burnt my tongue off eating that. 99 Beijing Olympics 2008 souvenir (tote bag). We made just in the nick of time. Fortunately, there wasn’t a long line to chick in our luggage. I was only one kilo overweight; that’s less than what I’ve brought to Macau! Now waiting for Father to fetch me home. Get every...
Day 27 | One Month in Macau
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One Month in Macau. How it has changed me. Start from the Beginning. Posted September 14, 2008. Today is the last official day of the course. We should be getting our certificates in class later. Then I guess it’s the usual picture-taking and impulsive-hugging and naive-wishing of going to the course next year. This is just a summer course, a study holiday – you don’t, if hardly ever, find lifelong friends in such places. We are too different and too far apart. This is my last art made in Pintura class.
September | 2008 | One Month in Macau
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One Month in Macau. How it has changed me. Start from the Beginning. Archive for September, 2008 Monthly archive page. Posted September 18, 2008. My Macau adventure was over two months ago. A week after I returned home to Malaysia, I attended my convocation. Two weeks later, I started my first job. I’m so far keeping in touch with three people: Ricky the Indonesian, Chennie and another girl from China. Would I go back? If the friends I made with then are going back, I would seriously consider it. We made...
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One Month in Chile | Helping Chile after the earthquake
One Month in Chile. My 1st Trip in 2000. My 2nd Trip in 2006. Helping Chile After the Earthquake. Thank you very much to all those who very kindly donated to this project, all the money raised was used to buy materials to keep families warm and subsequently given directly those in great need. For more information please read the post titled: Your Donations. Please have a read of others the posts in this blog to discover the amazing experiences I had. My Un Techo para Chile Team. A Gourmet Tour of Chile.
one month in Israel
One month in Israel. One month first turned into a year, which now seems to have become five years. The longer and deeper I get to know this country, the bitter-sweeter it tastes; yet it's always a great mix of flavours. Thursday, 28 March 2013. Wednesday, 7 July 2010. The day after rocking the casbah. The soldiers were singing out loud a song we never heard before and dancing with their rifles in their hands", Naoul recounts. But both the mother and daughter admit that the soldiers sometimes manage to m...
One Month In Italy - Home
One Month In Italy. Organising Flights to Italy. Our Trip on the Map. Are you planning to spend a month in Italy? We hadn't intended to go but the opportunity arose so we grasped it with both hands. Early in 2013 our son departed to spend six months in Sicily on a student exchange program. The remainder of the family decided to take the opportunity to join him at the end of his program and tour Italy together. Enjoyment. See how we planned and spent One Month in Italy. Gondolas on The Grand Canal, Venice.
One Month in Italy | One family's dream trip come true
One Month in Italy. One family's dream trip come true. November 15, 2013. To our subscribers and readers, we are moving our blog to a self hosted site at ourmonthinitaly.com. And plan to continue writing posts about our Italian adventures at our new address! If you have subscribed to our bog, you should receive a notice in the next day or so that we have transferred your subscription to the new site. If you are not a subscriber but would like to be you can sign up at the new address! July 16, 2013. My da...
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One Month in Liverpool | Four Spanish students visit North West England and learn English together
One Month in Liverpool. Four Spanish students visit North West England and learn English together. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Day 17 and the last day. July 27, 2011. They squirted water at us and the seat moved a lot and bubbles came out of the screen when the submarine went in the water. The film was short so we had free time to go shopping. Sergio and Julia bought an ice cream. In the evening we went to a barbaque in Rosa’s house and the food was great! Today is the last day!
One Month in Macau | How it has changed me
One Month in Macau. How it has changed me. Start from the Beginning. Posted September 18, 2008. My Macau adventure was over two months ago. A week after I returned home to Malaysia, I attended my convocation. Two weeks later, I started my first job. I’m so far keeping in touch with three people: Ricky the Indonesian, Chennie and another girl from China. Would I go back? If the friends I made with then are going back, I would seriously consider it. I supposed this is the end of this blog…. We made just in...
One Month in Madagascar
One month in Madagascar. By Daniel G Wood. In Spring 2012 I went with 18 other volunteers to Madagascar, to work on a construction project for the charity Azafady. One of the poorest countries on Earth, Madagascar is also home to stunning wildlife, and some of the most friendly people I've ever met. Along with a few other short-term volunteers, I arrived at Azafady's camp in Fort Dauphin ( Taolagnaro. After a night of heavy rain, during which several tents leaked (and some even floated! We broke camp and...
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One month in Sudan
One month in Sudan. Segunda-feira, 10 de março de 2008. Terminada a viagem ao Sudão termina igualmente a razão de ser deste blog, pelo menos por enquanto. Se a coisa correr bem, talvez daqui por uns meses, em Junho e aquando da minha passagem por Juba e Rumbek, no sul do Sudão, volte a reanimar este espaço da blogosfera. Vamos ver como correm as coisas. Por isso, em vez de um adeus, fica apenas um até breve. PS: e um obrigada a todos os que por aqui foram passando, espreitando, comentando. As ultimas hor...
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One Month in Thailand
I threatened to jump out the taxi. The driver locked the doors. After pulling a fast U, he raced down Silom Road and skidded to the right. Thanon Charoen Krung appeared, magically. “I take 100 baht off the price,” he consoled as we parked in front of Soi 36 on Charoen Krung. The New Road Guest House nestled in the back of this alley. Ldquo;Do you have any other rooms available? Rdquo; I asked. Ldquo;That’s not in my budget,” I haggled. Mid-shower, a mosquito said hello. I smashed my palm down onto it...
