quaint |kwānt| adjective: attractively unusual or old-fashioned. A funny little travel thought: Many things most American’s find quaint, rare and cool are how people in the developing world live everyday. 1. Farmers Markets Parking lot gatherings of small, local fresh veggies and fruit sellers are all the rage in America these days, especially for the [...]

Right Now: I’m Acting In A Bollywood Film

A few funny photos from Nepal and India.

A collection of photos from China that make me laugh.

My traveling companion has finally taken the time to sit down and sort through his photos. So may I present, back by popular demand, The Cow Around-The-World, now with an updated photo gallery. If you have no idea why a grown man is carrying a stuffed cow around-the-world, see About the Cow. Click on the [...]

(Hong Kong, China) See the previous post about The King of Karaoke, before watching this video. Shot in Neway Karaoke in Mong Kong, Hong Kong, China, the group includes my 59-year old American parents (the stars), my brother, myself and my friends from China, Hong Kong, Cameron and the US. You have to watch it twice, because it’s funny for two reasons.

My “To Do” list for my trip around-the-world is long, but it does not include the goal: “Shut Down A Post Office,” yet somehow as fate would have it there I was at the postal counter in the Tsim Sa Tsu district of Hong Kong nearly positioned, oblivious to me, to do just that.

A guest traveler video post from Davey Dance, a friend from college. This will make you laugh, I promise, but don’t click here unless you want to lose the next hour of your day.

I will finish up my official work with Rotary International as a Rotary Ambassador this coming week. While I am shedding one ‘ambassador’ title, I’ve just recently gained another. I’ve officially become a ‘minted’ Mentos Ambassador.

(Tokyo, Japan) How can one of the world’s smartest countries use such terrible English? Some insight into the sometime irreverent, sometimes puzzling, and always funny world of Engrish that we found in traveling through Japan.