Archive for December, 2010
My First Glimpse of Yakitori Alley
Omoide Yokocho (Yakitori Alley) is one of my all-time favorite places, not just in Japan, anywhere in the world. If you ask me what to do or where to go in Tokyo, Japan, I will send you there.
Omoide Yokocho translates as “Memory Lane.” It is an interesting look into what Japan was like
Melbourne Tuckerbag
One of my favorite things to do while traveling is taking photos of street art.
Thai Lady Selling Mango and Sticky Rice Dessert
The alarm goes off at an ungodly hour and I immediately regret going out the previous evening. I am not the world’s biggest fan of early mornings, but The Floating Market closes around noon, so early start it is. “This better be worth it,” I mumble to no one in particular.
There’s no time for
In the fall, of ’07, I decided to start a lifestyle experiment. I would get rid of my car and live a car free existence. Not because I’m some sort of environmental crusader (not that I have anything against them), I just don’t want credit for that sort of thing when it’s not my intrinsic
I woke up in a daze, wondering what time it was and how long I’d been asleep. After, figuring out it was lunch-time, I ventured out to find the closest down-home food shack to get my first taste of real authentic Thai food in years. With my belly full of Pad Thai Chicken
Hi, I’m Algis
I have an insatiable wanderlust which takes me to some crazy places where I try strange foods, pretend I'm a local and talk with elephants. Keep reading...