The following is a guestpost: Katie Tibbetts of Breakaway Katie will help you plan your trip to Turkey. Planning a vacation and not sure whether to hit up Europe, Asia or the Middle East? Then Turkey is your place. It is the clinchpin of Eurasia, uniquely positioned geographically and politically between East and West. Approximately […]
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I prefer travel slow. For my purpose of travel, which is to get to know people and place better, it’s more effective when living in one place longer, rather than country hopping. There are certain things that only can be seen when we actually live the place and take time to reveal. The reasons why
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I know, it’s Sunday, or Monday, according to where you are. But I want to publish this week’s R.S.S anyhow, because there were some great pieces that I want to share with all of you. My birthday was this week. Tuesday. And, coincidentally, I read several posts that very similar to what I’ve been
Runaway Subscription Saturday: 1st Nov. 2011 Read More »
Camber Carpenter, CC, as I call her, and I met in a small hostel in Taipei. One rainy day, I was hanging out at the hostel couch when four girls walked into the door. It was a particularly full day for the little hostel. All of us played ‘Apple to Apple’ that night which I
Runaway to Sister’s City: Brookings, South Dakota, USA by Camber Carpenter Read More »
Two days in Burlington, Vermont was a delight. Gray kindly invited me to stay with her and introduced this small and charming Vermont town. I liked Vermont over all, but Burlington has something that made me want to stay longer. Working at a cafe, having dinner and beer at a micro brewpub, walking down
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This week’s Runaway to Sister’s City is special for me with two reasons. A) Because it’s Seoul, my hometown. And B) This great piece is written by my good friend and a wicked travel writer Katie Tibbetts (also known as Breakaway Katie). Seoul, the place I spent more than half of my life, is
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Mei, as well known as Ciki, and I known each other for a long time. Not that we hung out in person, but we talked almost everyday on twitter, share everyday life and support each other’s blogs. Everyone knows her on twitter. She’s one of the nicest and brightest tweep I know. And I
Runaway to Sister’s City: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia by Mei Read More »
Yes, Runaway Juno is back! I give you, the brand new look of Runaway Juno! Runaway Juno 3.0 if you will. 🙂 Maybe you were wondering what was going on with Runaway Juno, since there were no updates (I’ve been doing so good!!) and the whole design was completely different. No?
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The first dinner at Albany, New York was at Yono’s, just like I mentioned in the last post, and yes, I had to write a single post for this place. Obviously, I’m not an expert of food to use appropriate terms, but no need to be one to express my appreciation for the fine meal.
Four Course Summer Tasting at Yono’s – Albany, New York Read More »
The Road Trip “Kicking what off? Travel? Aren’t you already on the road?” Yes, yes I know, I am. But sometimes you need to stop and look around, or more like look inside of yourself. That’s what I did for last four weeks. After I got on the plain to America, it has
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