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Japan: The Epicenter of “Cute”

Posted on July 1, 2015 by Heather

As mentioned in the previous post, I haven’t blogged in ages for so many reasons. Now I hope to change that. Sitting on the train this morning mulling over and writing about what I had done in Japan so far … Continue reading →

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Welcome Back!

Posted on May 18, 2015 by Heather

Welcome back! As you can see, it’s taken me more than three years to get back to writing here. I could make a million excuses but I’ll boil it down to just these two: 1) The last post I wrote … Continue reading →

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The Motorbike, Re-Framed and Conquered (Kind of)

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Heather

So, those of you who have followed my travels the last few years have read a lot about motorbikes. My first motorbike non-experience in Asia was when I was required to sign a vow that I wouldn’t touch one (in … Continue reading →

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