Adventures with Wen | Asia | Gratitude | Thailand | travel
Sneak Peek – Thailand
Full details tomorrow but here’s a peek at how the day went…
Adventures with Wen | Asia | Cuisine | Diversity | Thailand | Uncategorized
The Universe Continues to Deliver
D: Is my town what you expected? Me: I expected it to be more in the willywhacks. D: What is willywhacks? (?) Me: It means countryside and sometimes includes a very small town. I knew from photos that there were other houses on his street but didn’t realize he was right in town. It’s mere…
Highlights – initial thoughts on Thailand
I’m exhausted and really want to share my amazing day but have no energy for anything but highlights until I get more sleep so here you go!
Adventures with Wen | Bangkok | Cuisine | Diversity | love to travel | Thailand | travel
The Eagle Has Landed
Most of my recent trips have been on packed flights with no empty seats but we had some breathing room today. And I had the exquisite pleasure of a lovely seat mate on the way to Seoul. Vick was a retired plastic surgeon from the Philippines, educated by the Jesuits in his early years in…
Circumnavigation: a world of adventures await
Except for the two years I lived in South America, this new trip is the biggest, most complex excursion of my life. I’ll be circumnavigating the globe, crossing through four of the seven continents, more than a dozen airports, and many cultures. Years ago, I was an endurance athlete and remember the painstaking care required…
Cultural Exchange Doesn’t Have to Involve Traveling Abroad
Not long ago I ran a boarding home which, by design, became a magnet for cultural diversity, attracting tenants from around the world. My kitchen became a hub of story-sharing, culinary aromas and delights (often shared with whomever was present), questions, answers, cultural faux pas and learnings, and plenty of laughter. We had a lot…
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