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My crazily fantastic journey to Sumatra via Jakarta: Not for the faint of heart
When I returned to Bali in October I reunited with some good friends and started kicking travel ideas around. One thing I’d missed (and I felt it was a BIG miss) was Sumatra – particularly Lake Toba. Many of my … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Heather Boylan, Indonesia, Lake Toba, lessons, Medan, southeast asia, Sumatra, teacher education, teachers who travel, Tigaras Sumatra, travel, travel writing, traveling with Heather, travelwithheather, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged adventure, adventures, asia travel, Heather Boylan, Indonesia, indonesia travel, international travel, Lake Toba, Medan, risk-taking, southeast asia, Sumatra, teachers who travel, Tigaras Sumatra, travel, travel writing, travelwithheather
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Angels everywhere…
I will NEVER fly into SFO again. Okay, now that I’ve gotten that off my chest, an explanation is in order. This latest trans-Pacific journey began with a Southwest flight to SFO – with a SIX HOUR layover (ugh) in … Continue reading
Thanksgiving for Every Wrong Move
Where would I be if I hadn’t broken every rule in the book? Hell, I think I threw away the book when I was five. Nothing about me or my life was ever normal or done by the rules. My … Continue reading
Posted in aging, butterflies in stomach, counter culture, education, Heather Boylan, learning curve, lessons, Poi Dog Pondering, scared shitless, teacher education, traveling with Heather, travelwithheather, Uncategorized
Tagged growing up, mistakes, poi dog pondering, rule book, teachable moment, thankful, thanksgiving, wrong moves
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