Literally. Surely, this necklace will get me mugged. Yet . . .
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My foray into expat life in Cambodia (and back), one glorious haphazard step at a time
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I love your header...I want to be out there, in that boat!
ReplyDeleteAnd that necklace is too tempting for my own good.
Will you give in? :)
I am loving your blog, it reminds me of when my husband and i spent a couple of months traveling in thailand and cambodia two years ago!
ReplyDeleteAnika: Thanks! The picture was taken in Luang Prabang. And, the necklace would fit into the two suitcases easily, no? But I am still undecided.
ReplyDeleteStephanie: Thank you! That anyone (other than the two friends I've told about this blog) reads it is a pleasant surprise! I'm sure you and your hubbie have some interesting stories of your own from your time in Thailand and Cambodia.