So, I Still Need to Apply for Visas for the Mongol Rally
Guess what? Only 2 more months before the Mongol Rally begins!! Also... I haven't applied for any visas!! Nope.… [more]
Experiencing Bangkok Nightlife
Vegas may be ‘Sin City’ in the United States, but Bangkok has the worldwide claim. Bangkok’s economy… [more]
Cost of Living • Chiang Mai
New information has been added.Thailand is cheap. It’s one of the reasons (there are several, which… [more]
So, I Still Need to Apply for Visas for the Mongol Rally
Guess what? Only 2 more months before the Mongol Rally begins!! Also... I haven't applied for any visas!! Nope.… [more]
Experiencing Bangkok Nightlife
Vegas may be ‘Sin City’ in the United States, but Bangkok has the worldwide claim. Bangkok’s economy… [more]
A Year of Adventures
Experiencing Bangkok Nightlife
May 13, 2012 By Pamela 1 Comment

Vegas may be ‘Sin City’ in the United States, but Bangkok has the worldwide claim. Bangkok’s economy is built on corruption, prostitution, and tourism
5 Impressive Train Journeys
May 10, 2012 By Pamela Leave a Comment

All aboard! Make your trip all about the journey, not the destination, and spend your next holiday on the rails. Below, we list 5 of the world’s greatest train lines
5 Reasons Why I’m Moving to Bangkok
May 4, 2012 By Pamela 11 Comments

Living in Bangkok was not part of my plans when I returned to Thailand, but I’m thrilled to be living here. I’m looking forward to exploring
And then I was proposition on a train…
May 3, 2012 By Pamela 4 Comments
I was sitting on the bed, writing, when an older American man popped his head into my cabin. He had grey hair cut into a buzz cut, and over-tanned, leathery skin.
And Then I Was Hit On By a Thai Cop
April 30, 2012 By Pamela 3 Comments

Thai cop Tony asks me to write my phone number and email by my passport info. I obey. Three minutes later he pulls out his cell phone, and dials my number.
Visiting Sri Ponnambalam Vanesar Kovil, My Favourite Hindu Temple in Colombo
April 27, 2012 By Pamela 1 Comment

It was like walking into a temple from Raiders of the Lost Ark, or Lara Croft Tomb Raider, except this temple was not covered in squishy green moss
Finding My Holy Grail in Colombo
April 24, 2012 By Pamela Leave a Comment

Finding ‘untouched’ places is like finding the holy grail of travel. Today, I found one of those places. Pettah is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Colombo.
Colombo, Round 2
April 23, 2012 By Pamela 1 Comment

After checking in I spent a couple hours, sitting on a verandah, drinking tea, and staring out at the Indian Ocean. Decompressing. Relaxing. Wiping the slate clean.
Mongol Rally 2012
So, I Still Need to Apply for Visas for the Mongol Rally
May 16, 2012 By Pamela Leave a Comment

I’m applying for the last visa first. It’s odd, yes, but it’s easy. I’m doing this because it’s cheap in Bangkok and the embassy is very laid back.
The Day That The Canadian Government Ruined My Life
April 19, 2012 By Pamela 8 Comments

I called the Canadian Embassy in Bangkok, which will now be referred to as ‘The Day That The Canadian Governement Ruined My Life’. I was calling to ask about a second passport,
Am I STILL Doing the Mongol Rally?
April 11, 2012 By Pamela 4 Comments

Am I still doing the Mongol Rally? I know this question has been on your mind. After all it’s been almost 2 weeks since my last post on the Mongol Rally.
Let the Fundraising Begin!
March 26, 2012 By Pamela 2 Comments

Our Toronto fundraiser took place on Friday March 23, 2012, and I’m fairly confident that those who were able to come out, had a fabulous time. I know, it sounds like I’m bragging, but it’s true! They told me!
SM Stowaway Fundraiser, THIS Friday!
March 20, 2012 By Pamela 4 Comments

The SM Stowaway fundraiser is right around the corner, actually it’s practically staring me right in the face. It’s rather exciting.
And Just Like That, Accommodations In Europe Start Coming Together
March 14, 2012 By Pamela 6 Comments

I was so happy when HostelBookers came on board to sponsor SM Stowaway for the Mongol Rally this year. Finding accommodations in Europe was no longer a problem.
Support SM Stowaway & Lotus Children’s Center!
March 12, 2012 By Pamela 1 Comment

Over the next several months we’ll be working hard to raise money. Our goal is crazy. £75,000 for the Lotus Children’s Center. It would be the highest amount ever raised,
Two Weeks to Go, and the List Making Begins
March 11, 2012 By Pamela 4 Comments

I know what you’re thinking, “Whoop-de-do, she’s making a list. Why the hell am I reading a post about making a list?!”, I assure you, it’s more than that. I couldn’t possibly write a post about making a list. Silly reader!
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So, I Still Need to Apply for Visas for the Mongol Rally
May 16, 2012 By Pamela Leave a Comment

I’m applying for the last visa first. It’s odd, yes, but it’s easy. I’m doing this because it’s cheap in Bangkok and the embassy is very laid back.
Experiencing Bangkok Nightlife
May 13, 2012 By Pamela 1 Comment

Vegas may be ‘Sin City’ in the United States, but Bangkok has the worldwide claim. Bangkok’s economy is built on corruption, prostitution, and tourism
5 Impressive Train Journeys
May 10, 2012 By Pamela Leave a Comment

All aboard! Make your trip all about the journey, not the destination, and spend your next holiday on the rails. Below, we list 5 of the world’s greatest train lines
5 Reasons Why I’m Moving to Bangkok
May 4, 2012 By Pamela 11 Comments

Living in Bangkok was not part of my plans when I returned to Thailand, but I’m thrilled to be living here. I’m looking forward to exploring
And then I was proposition on a train…
May 3, 2012 By Pamela 4 Comments
I was sitting on the bed, writing, when an older American man popped his head into my cabin. He had grey hair cut into a buzz cut, and over-tanned, leathery skin.
And Then I Was Hit On By a Thai Cop
April 30, 2012 By Pamela 3 Comments

Thai cop Tony asks me to write my phone number and email by my passport info. I obey. Three minutes later he pulls out his cell phone, and dials my number.
Visiting Sri Ponnambalam Vanesar Kovil, My Favourite Hindu Temple in Colombo
April 27, 2012 By Pamela 1 Comment

It was like walking into a temple from Raiders of the Lost Ark, or Lara Croft Tomb Raider, except this temple was not covered in squishy green moss
Finding My Holy Grail in Colombo
April 24, 2012 By Pamela Leave a Comment

Finding ‘untouched’ places is like finding the holy grail of travel. Today, I found one of those places. Pettah is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Colombo.
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