Hello to all our readers once more and a massive huge
ginormous tremendous apology for our absence and lack of interesting and informative
blogs recently. We really are sorry.
So here’s the update:
We are in Cambodia. We crossed the border a few days ago
into a small town called Stung Treng and now we are in Phnom Penh, the capital
city of Cambodia. We have finally settled into a nice guesthouse with decent
internet and we can kickstart our blogging after too many blogless days!
Right now we are very tired and we had a lot of early
mornings and late nights just to get ourselves to this point. I will be writing
a blog very soon telling you guys exactly how miserable and eventful the border
crossing was for us (it really was one of the craziest days) during which we
had two casualties. Yes friends I’m afraid we have lost our gallant steeds, Lady
Stark and Betsy Black.
Which makes me a sad panda. (Cue montage music)
So in the face of
adversity and two fallen comrades, a huge development has emerged. “What could
that be?” you might ask. Well here it is: Our Spanish friends who we met on
top of a holy mountain in Laos are going to India in a few weeks and asked us
to join them.
Now initially we weren’t really planning on doing India
until everything else (Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand, etc.) was done, and we still
had money left. But since we lost our wheels, which pretty much cuts our entire
plan in half and burns it to ashes, we are left in Cambodia without any plan.
At all.
So we have pretty much decided to go to India for a while!
Now, I don’t know the first thing about India except something about a Taj
Mahal, curry and what Indiana Jones told me in the Temple of Doom--
KA LI MAAAAAAAAAAAA! |
So we will be heading there planless
and ready for anything. I already have my trusty spoon in hand ready for some
monkey brains.
Stay tuned so we can tell you all about our border crossing
experience, Phnom Penh, Cambodia so far and much, much more as we prepare for
Talia’s (and our new friend Andrea’s) birthdays, the killing fields, Angkor Wat
and loads of crazy things. It has certainly been a ride!
Chat soon and please send us loads of comments and e-mails
because we love hearing from you guys!
p.s. big thanks to Febe our reader from Indonesia for her
recommendation on visiting “Pindul Cave” near Jakarta. We will definitely keep
it in mind when we head that way.
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