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Posted by Tim and Jessica on Mar 1, 2005
Notes From Home

Although we're really fond of story telling, occasionally we enjoy general musings too. In fact, we enjoy general musings a lot. So when we're more in a "blogging" frame of mind – instead of telling stories from our travels or sharing travel tips – that's when you'll find us posting here in Notes From Home.

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Posted by Jessica on Aug 13, 2010
Bread and Travel
Since Nicaragua, we've had no idea where we wanted to travel next. So for several months we've checked out numerous guidebooks from the library just hoping that something would jump out at us, that something would click. Eventually it did.
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Posted by Jessica on Jul 7, 2010
Where Do We Go From Here?
Perhaps not surprisingly, travel has been one of the best ways to keep us distracted. Whether it's traveling itself or simply daydreaming about it, traveling has been taking care of us. And so now the question remains, where should we go next?
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Posted by Tim on May 31, 2010
Good Boy, Belly
In 2006, in the middle of the Thai jungle, Jessica and I were adopted by a warm-hearted, broad-grinned doggy named Belly. We adopted him right back, and brought him home to the States to live with us. We made for ourselves a little family, and Belly was always the fuzzy, loving heart of that family. And now he's gone. And it hurts.
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Posted by Jessica on Feb 3, 2010
Travel in 2010
How addicted to travel am I that even before we went to India I was already wondering where we'd travel to in 2010? The more you travel, the more you realize you haven't seen in the world. Not to mention, the more you really want to go back to many of the places you've already seen.
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Posted by Jessica on Oct 8, 2009
To the Taj Mahal or Bust?
Described by Rudyard Kipling as "the embodiment of all things pure," the Taj Mahal is located only a few hours by train from Delhi. But with limited travel time is visiting the Taj Mahal a "must see" for a first trip to India?
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