Hey all, here is another update. I changed my plans a little bit from KL in Malaysia. Instead of going to the east coast of Malaysia, I went straight to Singapore. Wow, what a clean city that is. I enjoyed it quite a bit. There is not a ton of stuff to see, but I spent about a day and a half wandering around the city, and checking out the sights. It is an absolute shoppers paradise, so before I bought anything, I decided that I better leave. Like I sai...

Quick update on a sudden change of plan. To make an extremely long story short, I had some extra flights so I decided to go to Japan. I leave tomorrow (the 30th) and will be staying there for a few days before going down to Australia. I'll let you know how I am or how it went, depending on when I get the chance to update this site again.

Alright, due to popular demand, here is another postcard. In honour of my recent trips to Thailand and Cambodia, I am entitling this one, Dude, where's my tuk-tuk? That one isn't my line, but I thought it was pretty good. I flew out of Hanoi on the 20th of July back down to Bangkok. I was a little nervous flying Vietnam Airlines, but everything was alright. Apparently they have retired all of their soviet made aircraft, which is always good news. Got in...

I guess I can pick up where I left off. I spent another couple of days in Nha Trang and finished my scuba class. It was really cool to go diving in open water. There was so much life and beauty down there. It is something else. Time flies when you are down there as well. I thought we were under water for 20 and 25 minutes for our first and second dives. We were actually under for 38 and 50 minutes. It is amazing. The second day was also great. We did ou...

A quick joke for you all. How do you know that you have been in Asia for too long? You see a motorbike with three people on it and realize that there is room for 2 more. Sad but true, this is the case right through south east Asia. Anyway, here is what I have been up to since I last wrote. Got into Vietnam without problems. The bus went to the right boarder crossing and we only had to pay a 'stamp fee' of 2000 dong (about 15 or 20 cents Canadian). Thes...