What are they doing?
We've been traveling for 913 days : From Mexico to Argentina in a year, then teaching for a year in Korea. Now, come with us as we explore Southeast Asia.
- We left Jan 30, 2008
- estimated distance: 60,292 miles
- beds we've slept in: 149
- borders we've crossed: 23
- buses we've ridden: 281
- boats we've ridden: 57
- planes we've flown in: 20
- hours volunteered: 1,092
- estimated distance: 60,292 miles
- beds we've slept in: 149
- borders we've crossed: 23
- buses we've ridden: 281
- boats we've ridden: 57
- planes we've flown in: 20
- hours volunteered: 1,092
Latest Posts
Photo Journal: Transformers 3 Filming in Chicago
Written by Kyle on Saturday, July 31, 2010 in United States
Feelin' excited
A couple weeks ago in Chicago, as we walked from one train station to another, we saw a frenzied group of people running around and snapping photos. We thought it was curious that people were clammering to get a shot of a semi truck until, of course, we relized that it was no normal semi truck: it was the one and only Optimus Prime!Feelin' excited
While neither of us have seen either of the previous 2 Transformer movies, it's hard not to get caught up in the excitement, so we snapped our own fan photos of the scene around us. And before you ask, no, we did not see Megan Fox.
29 Things to do Before I Turn 29
Written by Bessie on Tuesday, July 27, 2010 in United States
Feelin' excited
Feelin' excited
I love birthdays. I love everything about being around the people you love and celebrating nothing else than it's the day you were born. And there's cake. I love cake, too.
That's my piece!
Photo Journal: Modern Portraits of Seoul
Written by Kyle on Friday, July 23, 2010 in Korea, Republic of
Feelin' normal
Let's be honest: Seoul is not one of the most photographable cities in the world. Over the years, it's been subject to burnings and pillagings from the surrounding countries so there is not much left from a historical perspective. After the Korean War, the economy grew at such a fast pace that construction had a hard time keeping up. So, what you end up with are rows and rows of rectangular and highly practical buildings, which aren't the most aestetically pleasing things in the world. However, with the right eye, you can find some interesting visuals in the city.Feelin' normal
