Thursday, April 3, 2014

Bangladesh

"Wouldn't you guys like to come and visit me in Dhaka?" asked our son, Keola.  (I've been referring to him as Keola because the web crawler has been picking up photos from my blog and posting them under his real name.)   Keola has been in Dhaka for several months working for Johns Hopkins, first as part of his Masters and then after he graduated.

We weren't sure we'd be  going until we knew what his schedule would be like.

Meanwhile Art decided that if we were going to fly half way around the world, we should see some other countries as well.

Angkor Wat has always been on his bucket list.

He began scouring the travel section of the newspaper and settled on a tour of Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.

Vietnam Travel Agency told us we could book a flight from Bangkok, Thailand after the tour and head out to Dhaka where we could spend some time with Keola.

I couldn't believe we were going to do this.  We usually have tons of time to plan and agonize over our trips.

Now I'd have to schedule a month's worth of posts for the time that we'd be away.

By the time you read this, we should have just returned from our travels.... safely, I hope.

22 comments:

  1. I had a feeling you were away. I look forward to more stories about your trip to southeast Asia. Nice to job my memory of Thailand, where I lived and worked for 10 months in 1969.

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  2. Yea! Now that you're back we get to read about your trip.

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  3. can;t wait to hear about your tip. glad you are safely back...

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    1. Oops wasn't finished. How exciting , you've seen so much of the world. Can't wait to hear about your adventures.

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  5. This is quite an adventure! Would love to see photos.

    Who is "Web Crawler" and why are they posting photos of your son?

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  6. Wow, what an adventure. Can't wait until you tell us--and show us--all about it.

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  7. Yes, I suspected you were on another trip, too, and what an adventure indeed!! Looking forward to more photos!

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  8. I did not even suspect for a moment that those previous posts were scheduled post. Which one is the first scheduled post? Hope that you are back safely now at home.

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  9. Are you indeed back and home safe, inshallah?? Welcome! Take a rest before you start blogging furiously about that super-trip, OK?

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  10. welcome home Kay, can't wait to hear about your travels!!!

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  11. I am really sad that you were so near, yet could not meet you..hope you reached home safe..

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  12. Your posts begin to take on a certain flavor when you're gone. I can't wait to hear about these latest adventures. :-)

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  14. The Chubby Chatterbox just came from that tour. It will be interesting to hear your account of the area. Have a wonderful trip and take lots of pictures.

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  15. hope your trip was wonderful and that your travels were safe. can't wait to see all your photos... have a great night~

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  16. Not sure about that building strength. So now I know that hay can be moved by boat. No boats in Kansas for hay bales.
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  17. You are fortunate to have these travel opportunities. You are so organized to be able to manage your blog life the way you do. I envy you twice!

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  18. Oh good! You're back! I checked in every day, but I missed you - the live, day to day you. Now I can hear about your trip!

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  19. I had fun traveling with you both. looking forward to your posts. Blink

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  20. I love hearing about your adventures, and look forward to hearing all about your travels.

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