Wow, I've made it through Afghanistan and some of the toughest traveling anywhere! On our ride into the country there was almost a shoot out, but not with Taliban. The Police and the Afghani army almost got into it with each other. In the end cool heads prevailed, but a police man pionted his rifle at the head of an Afghani army guy.

I'm back in Peshawar again. It's freak'n HOT right now, but I'll live. Jacques, Stefon and I all have our Afghani visa's, so we're off in the morning. I'm sick as a dog right now from drinking bad water while hitchhicking with Jacques, but I'll live. Just a few things to catch up on before I fill you in on Afghanistan (next time)...

I love Pakistan, but the internet is ridiculously slow! I've been online for almost one hour and have been trying to send only this mail! Sorry for not responding to all your e-mails, but it takes about an hour to send one e-mail!!!!! I've been reading and enjoying (keep sending them) all your mail, but I won't be able to respond individually till I either go back to Islamabad or leave the country. This might be a long one, hope it's not boring...

Wooohooo! I've finally made it to Pakistan!

Hey everyone! I've just got back from my trek (Annapurna sanctuary). I'm in Kathmandu again, trying to fatten up before I head over to Pakistan, Iran and then Turkey.

I'm back in my favorite city again and just being here has put a smile on my face (I needed that...).

I've got to put this in my blog, it's to weird not to. This first part took place at the end of march when I was in Darjeeling with Sarah, we met an American guy who had been living (teaching English) in India for a while. He was a pretty cool cat and was very informed on many local issues. We went out for a few beers and thanks to the beer, he ended up telling us the freakiest story ever. I can't remember a lot of the details, but I remember enough to identify the psycho he told us about.

I've been busy catching up with the last 14 months on the road and haven't posted on what I've been up to since Hampi, so here's what I've been up to...

Well, needless to say we've (Sarah and I) covered a lot of ground since then. I'll quickly run off a bunch of names (of places we've been since), but no details or I'd be here all day (OK, maybe a few).

There are three types of mosquito's. Male, Female and Distracters...

Here are some more burnt observations from me. At this point I've been backpacking in India for just about 6 months and these are my favorite parts. ;-) This is just off of the top of my head, but don't worry, India is made up of much more madness than this...