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Some of you may know that mine is a travel family. (Wish I could say "Nomadic")
I blog my travels. I follow other's journals as well. Some, very closely.
Here is a man whose feet has touched all the SEVEN continents. The reason I upper case SEVEN is, yes! He has been to the Seventh continent as well-Antartica.

And here we worry about who is the next President of America or who is going to buy cable TV in Chennai. ugh...People! *sigh*
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  1. VidyaSeptember 10, 2008 at 6:28 PM

    World traveler eh? How come your family is "nomadic"?

    Vidya

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  2. MESeptember 12, 2008 at 3:23 PM

    Vidya, My family is not currently "Nomadic". I just wish we were.
    Some people's lives are so inspiring that you wish you were like them. At the least, you feel jealous. *sigh*

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