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Late NIght Zombies (Con't)
The story picks up here. There are pieces missing that I have no idea what happens yet. Anyways we find some of our heros trapped in an elevator. What has happened before is still waiting in my subconcious. What happens after is also yet to come. Bits and pieces for you the reader. I hope you enjoy.
Late Night Zombies (Con't)
Elevator music grinds you down. It's that incessant noise that pollutes what might be an otherwise quiet moment. One where silence feeds the ...
11 Days in Bangladesh
The LA Woman, The Kiwi in Saudi and I drove to the airport at 11am. Leaving the compound far behind I was sure I'd had all I need and all I that I would need. We had a six hour layover in The Kingdom of Bahrain. Bahrain is a small island on the other side of the Arabian Peninsula. Our Gulf Air flight left promptly and we soon found ourselves leaving Saudi Arabia.
Once landing in Bahrain we quickly located the bar and downed some beers and gin. We had some time so ...
Late Night Zombies (Con't)
I decided to take today off traveling and chill at a coffe shop to write and work on my resume while the ladies set out on an over night bus to explore. I left my notes back at the apartment and will return later tonight to put paper to computer. I will have a picture and video blog once returning to KSA. For now....Here's Lally's story in the ongoing Zombie Story found over my blogs. I hope you like it!
Lally's Story
He’s got a cigar in his mouth. ...
Bangladesh during the monsoon and Ramadan
Bangladesh, truly a third world country, gets very little tourists. You may get the odd aid worker, the odd and brave traveler like myself, hopelessly roaming around the country, but you will never see a tourist here on holidays. I was asked the question, "Why are you here?" by a few locals. I thought in my head, "To experience something new, to see something new and to eat something new." But my simple answer was "to travel." They couldn't comprehend ...
Gulshan and Surrounds
... for Chittagong. Signboards with departure times and ticket prices were all in English and it only cost me roughly $5 for an air-con berth on the 8 hour train. Upon exiting the train station precinct, the first thing I saw was a shroud-covered body being loaded into an ambulance - hopefully not train-travel related! Well, here's hoping anyway. Next stop, ...



