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Fulldistance

UPDATE:

• Payscale Women vs Men
• A Mayor speaks
• A story...

• Hindi/Urdu poetry - mushaira
• Under Attack: A Reporter’s Story
• Vikram’s aquarium

• Wagha border India Pakistan

• Dolphins swimming alongside our yacht in the Caribbean

• Chicken Karanga - a quick tasty chicken dish from Kenya

• Who’s in the WH?

• Added Quality of Life articles

• Tall Ship, Tall Tales, and Tropical Islands

• Goodbye to 2011

• Ramta - Africa wich

• Malaika

• Dawn

• Water no get enemy

• 9/11 Why USA has gone 10 years without another terrorist attack

• Google Kaur

• I have learned that ......

• Indian National Anthem. (Full in 39 voices and translated)

• Stir fried green beans

• Affairs times three

• Zip Lining in Costa Rica

• Seekh kabbabs - a great recipe

• Chambe de booti Jugni

• My time with a Toucan In Ecuador

• July 2011 - current situation - debt ceiling

• Israel: Exploring the Silk Road.......

• Narrative - Quality of Life

• Costa Rica

• Highest Blessings - Mangala Sutta

• My favorite Uyghur song

• Remembering my trip to Israel

• China trip - photos

• 25 documents you need to organize before you die

Why a blog?
In June 2011, we were in Kashgar, Xingjian province, autonomous region, China when Paul (my co-traveller) suggested I set up a blog to share my travel photos and experiences with many. I had never seriously considered such an idea as I find myself to be a mediocre tech savvy guy and also a little apprehensive of being exposed to the entire planet. Paul assured me that it would be ok and that I should give it a shot. Over the course of 5 days he had convinced me that it would be fun to share my photos, stories and perspectives with others and a blog was the way to go. So here it is – a month or so after the initial discussion! Please do write me with your thoughts, ideas and feedback.
Wishing you well.
Navi Bhalla