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I finally returned stateside yesterday, and I woke up in the middle of the night with no earthly idea where I was or what country I was in. I've been marginally more conscious today, but not by much. And while I sure was happy to sleep on a western mattress, I'm rather sad that this latest misadventure is over. So in order to spread a few giggles and not tax my groggy brain too much, I've compiled a list of things I saw transported by motorbike during the trip. I'll post something more thought-provoking when my body and the Eastern time zone start getting along and playing nice with each other!
Things transported by scooter in Asia
1. Caged chickens
2. 7-foot long sections of metal pipe
3. 7-foot long panes of glass
4. 7 cases of water
5. 3 bushels of pomelos
6. Approximately 40 laundry bin-sized woven baskets
7. Family of 5
8. 12 plastic chairs
9. One ripped-out bus seat
10. Buddhist monks
11. One medium-sized refrigerator
12. 22 live geese
I finally returned stateside yesterday, and I woke up in the middle of the night with no earthly idea where I was or what country I was in. I've been marginally more conscious today, but not by much. And while I sure was happy to sleep on a western mattress, I'm rather sad that this latest misadventure is over. So in order to spread a few giggles and not tax my groggy brain too much, I've compiled a list of things I saw transported by motorbike during the trip. I'll post something more thought-provoking when my body and the Eastern time zone start getting along and playing nice with each other!
Things transported by scooter in Asia
1. Caged chickens
2. 7-foot long sections of metal pipe
3. 7-foot long panes of glass
4. 7 cases of water
5. 3 bushels of pomelos
6. Approximately 40 laundry bin-sized woven baskets
7. Family of 5
Seriously. |
8. 12 plastic chairs
9. One ripped-out bus seat
10. Buddhist monks
11. One medium-sized refrigerator
12. 22 live geese
A man on a scooter was on a ferry with us in the Mekong Delta. When we reached our destination, he hooked one basket to each side of his bike and drove off. |
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