Mikael
5th ape and a little tryhard wannabe vagabond. Usually thinking positive.
Simona
Orange haired idealist looking for her mission on earth. Smiles often. :)
Author Archives: Simona
Our this year’s dream
Beginning of New Year is usually a time to make a list of New Year’s resolutions. So we also want to share ours with you! Actually it’s not a list. And maybe not a resolution. Just one big dream that … Continue reading
Good and bad days. In Indonesia
Sometimes waking up early brings me good mood. Even at 7 o’clock. Maybe it’s this sunrise light that makes me feel like grabbing a camera and catching all this beauty around. Instead this morning we catch a ferry. Blue water, … Continue reading
About miracles on Christmas and not only
It’s the first time in my life I spend Christmas not at home. No traditional Christmas dishes. No family and relatives. Let alone snow or Christmas trees. And it feels strange. Instead I have sun and turquoise blue water. I’ve … Continue reading
Best Laksa cooks in Malacca
Imagine a cafe, that looks very simple (but clean), with empty walls decorated only with one notice board, and even no menu… You wouldn’t expect it’s always full? And the notice board is full of notes of customers from all … Continue reading
Living in the street
Yep, there’s been no post for such a long time. But it’s so easy to become lazy when the sun is shining so hot, and even not to feel hard on yourself about this laziness :) So we’ve been deep … Continue reading
Like meeting long known friends
Vyncee and Lee were our lovely hosts in KL, who introduced us to the variety of Malaysian foods, showed us the most beautiful cafe in KL, let us enjoy swimming pool in their house and wonderful sunset views. But especially … Continue reading
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Laos, Please Don’t Rush!
After 3 hours of our bumpy journey towards Luang Prabang, our bus suddenly stops its loud motor. The end of the curvy mountain road. For now. But certainly it is forever for the little muddy path on the hill several … Continue reading
Ode to the tropical rain
Rain doesn’t have to make you feel melancholic. Rain doesn’t always come with cold and darkness. Rain can be warm and refreshing. Tropical rain is just different. Rain here is loud. Even if you’re surrounded by four steady walls, you … Continue reading
Burma through the keyhole
What would you expect of Thai-Burmese border, knowing that Burma is still one the most closed countries in the world, with military junta in power, and restricted access to foreigners? Anything, but not the border, that is just a small … Continue reading
Same same but different
In some ways, Thai is an easy language. To emphasize the word you simply repeat it twice! It naturally comes into Thaiglish too. You want to order the soup as your neighbour: “Same same”, “What´s the price of this fruit?, … Continue reading