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Travels

Giving Al-laos-ance

Well, finding transportation is like embarking on a quest to find a lost relic.  You have to have faith that a way exists, but you can't shake the feeling that maybe it's all a myth, shrouded in local lore and legend.

by Jack Fisher, Jul 12, 2006

Perhaps it's a confluence of things, a perfect storm of unfortunate conditions that perpetuate Laos' status as a panhandler nation.

by Jack Fisher, Jul 12, 2006

Center of Attention

The experiences have been varied, but they seem to further exaggerate my identity rather than to change or alter in any significant ways.  I still have a penchant for naiveté, for childish humor, and for drama.  I am traveling because it is an extension of who I am now, not who I will be.

by Jack Fisher, Jul 12, 2006

One of my best moments so far have been five or six intermittent minutes on a sleeper bus from Kunming to Jinghong.

by Jack Fisher, Jul 08, 2006

It's supposed to be the last major city in southern Lao, but Pakse feels more like a run-down beach town during winter break.  The shops are shuttered – all five of them – and the local market seems to only carry badly sewn clothes, shampoo, and questionable electronics.

by Jack Fisher, Jul 08, 2006

A quick shout out to Beatnuttie, Kountrytime and P-Noogs.  Thanks for keeping me going. You guys are awesome.  If there's anything you want me to be on the look out for, just pop me a line at gmail. ooh i got a shout out! :) wahoo~ yay. Posted

by Jack Fisher, Jul 08, 2006

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