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Fly away to Baronessland with me
About Me
- WaWa
- Berlin, Germany
- Taiwan is my bones; New Zealand is my flesh. The World is - ahem - my oyster served in lemon juice, shredded red onions, and a dash of kaitaia fire and vodka, or what ever else that suites my budget at the time.
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2005
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December
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- Rising The Taiwan Flag
- Happy Pizza
- Emma ATE a Grasshopper
- The Cambodian Children's Fund
- S21 & The Killing Fields
- Phnom Penh
- Christmas in Bangkok
- Roaming Bangkok
- Khao San Road is
- Bangkok is
- Down with Diarrhoea
- Journey in the Jungle
- Laos
- Hanoi #2
- Halong Bay
- Hanoi #1
- Home For The Night
- Koala Republic
- My New Flatmates
- My trip
- Pics from 2005
- Nguyen & the death penalty
- I Miss Taipei
- 3 holes and $210 later...
- How did I become a Baroness?
- Why Blog?
- First Post
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2 comments:
Fuck your blog's boring!!
As opposed to the Last Post, which, with all due respect, very moving depending on who the bugler is, but to some one who had to listen to it every day at 5pm for four months, its painfully ear pearcing.
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