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Helene and I are spending our last day in Ho Chi Minh City, as our plane back to Shanghai leaves tonight at 1 AM. Helene is doing some last-minute shopping, and I take the time to make one last post ...
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Farewell, North Korean Style
Many of us on Splinter Cell Double Agent are being phased out of the project. Myself, as producer, I...
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Busy! Be Back Soon!
“Too many stupid meetings can change a man’s Destiny.” – Lt. Koji Shinjo, Go...
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Sick-Jean-Baptiste
You know you’re blogging too much when, sick and doubled over the toilet, you think, “Uu...
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That Hollywood Thing
Long time no write! Thank you for your patience in reading this blog; it feels like I haven’t ...
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Saigon for Christmas
Two weeks ago, I realized with a great amount of trepidation that I actually could afford to take a ...
Post-Backpackerism: Follow-Up
Julie, a young Quebecoise currently backpacking around Southeast Asia, reacted yesterday to my post titled Post-Backpackerism. Allow me to trans-quote: I’m divided. I wouldn’t go so far as to call you a snob, because there’s a few things you said on ...
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The Celine Curse
(With apologies to my dear mother, who is also named Celine… This has nothing to do with her!) I have a travel-related curse. I hear Celine Dion’s My Heart Will Go On in every country I visit. Every single one. ...
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Post-Backpackerism
After spending three days outside of Ho Chi Minh City, Helene and I are now stationed in Pham Ngu Lao, the “backpacker central” of Vietnam. It’s a stark, and rather unwelcome, contrast to being pleasantly lost in the Mekong Delta. ...
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Getting Lost in Vietnam
Merry Christmas from Saigon! Helene and I just returned to Ho Chi Minh-City where we intend to spend the last leg of our trip. Vietnam thus far has been an exhilarating, fantastic adventure, and I’m glad we decided to come. ...
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