Sheraton Mustika Yogyakarta

... annoying once more, telling us ludicrous facts in a really insistent manner. He was clearly making people uncomfortable and annoyed, but he had no idea. His most ridiculous was uttered when again banging on about how great he was for being a vegetarian, the erroneous: "Humans are not meant to eat meat". By this I was sick of him, stared back and just said: "Bollocks - that's completely wrong. Everyone knows we're omnivores". His response? "What about cows ...

Berharap akan sesuatu yang lebih dalam menjalani wisata atau travelling ke negeri Rusli Zainal Sang Visioner untuk berbagi bersama mengasah pengalaman dan kemampuan serta belajar bagaimana menjadi pembelajar seo yang baik sehingga bisa digunakan untuk bekal kemudian hari. Tempat wisata sang visioner ...

... cavorting and chasing each other around the yard of a hostel where we were staying on the Perhentians. They scurried underneath the scaffolding that held up the “chalet” rooms (separate story about that place to follow) and Hanan was lucky enough to take a picture of them. Although they look really scary, they are pretty harmless since they’d rather eat out of trash heaps than wrestle with humans. They definitely look like something from The Land Before Time, though ...

... walk around its various tiers examining the intricate carvings that tell of the Buddhas life and so on and so forth. All of a sudden I got a terrible rumbling from within and knew that I had to find a toilet and very, very quickly. Unfortunately, loos at the monument are few and far between and those I could find were inexplicably locked. Eventually I made it back to the entrance before solving my problem and returning to the monument... not a short distance. I ...

... ll miss you!

[Tom: As a postscript, I have to include a couple of Andy Starling quotes from Yogya for sheer amusement:
i) 'If you want to know how big my penis is, ask my, er, your mum...'
ii) 'Leave my tiny penis and my mum's hands out of this'.

Don't ask. The man is a true goon.]

[Andy: Hahahaha I can't deny that I said that! But if you're including that, then I'm mentioning the little girl who said. And I quote. 'You could be famous in Indonesia' :)]

... yet another reason why I love this country!!!! Today, my last day in Jogja, I took a day trip to the Dieng Plateau, another absolutely beautiful area of countryside in Java. The specific sights were visited weren't that amazing (a temple, a crater, and some lakes), but just taking in the scenery on the 3-hr drive there was the best part. I didn't bother to take photos, just enjoyed it. :) I was sort of glad that it only required minimal walking, because my legs really hurt ...

... unfortunately travelpod keeps freezing on me when i try to upload so you'll either have to check out my facebook or wait till may when i get back to Edmonton. Other then that i have 2 more extremely chil days ahead of me and then am off to my final destination in indonesia jakarta... Gotta admit looking forward to getting out of here have had some bad luck in this country however the temples and scenery definatly were worth while Cheers B

The posted rate for Agung Losmen was 190,000. I bargained it to 120,000. The A/C worked fine and the staff were very attentive and kind. Bed was firm, but not too much so. Had very good hot water and a western toilet. The 3rd night I was there a large family traveling group checked in. Try to picture this--Asians crowd many people into one room, one taxi, one minibus. This family took three rooms. Watching them leave their rooms ...

... on se preparait a sortir dehors mais finalement ce fut juste une alerte. Bon, on voulait fetee un peu avec du vin ou quelques chose de different et special mais a part de l'arak (vin de riz) il n'y a pas grand chose. Donc on ferera a la biere. (c'est mieux que rien, pour trinquer) Ici on voit beaucoup de trompette et de preparation pour le nouvel an. Il y aura un feu d'artifice mais on ne veut pas trop sortir, on veut rester incognito hihi. Sur ce, Je vous souhaite une ...

... this Mt. Merapi is the most active volcano in the world. It last erupted in 2002 which caused damage to the Borobudur ruins. It looked in great shape when we saw it though. We went for sunrise, which was way too damn early, but worth it when we got to the site. Prombenan was a very impressive temple as well, but we couldn't get too close to the main Shiva and Vishnu temples as there was an earthquake back in 2006 that did ...