Adventures with the Meanderthals.

Wandering is in our DNA. We're part Meanderthal.

Friday, July 31, 2009

Devon sings of her love for her granny.

I was surprised by the lack of street art in both Greece and Italy. Tags everywhere, but almost no actual art. Then I saw this in Milan. Mi...

Wandering the Streets of Guanajuato with the Ghost of Jose Alfredo Jimenez.

In 1953, the great Mexican singer, Jose Alfredo Jimenez (O's favorite), had a hit with Camino de Guanajuato (listen at the link). &qu...
Not Eating Scary Food.

The other day I left work so that others could get on with their nap time. I had a bite to eat on the street, and was enjoying the day--it h...
The House That Thong Built.

It turns out that our landlord, Thong (It's pronounced Tong. No Lewinsky jokes, please!) is a very pleasent and interesting fellow. Once...
Lima The Gray.

Lima sits on the Pacific coast a few hundred miles below the equator, so its climate never varies much. During the day it's in the l...
Comparative Theology.

Yesterday, we took Luciya and Mirabel to the Center for Spiritual Living in Boise for the Sunday service. On our way the the center, Luciy...
Breathing is not overrated

Apparently when I get a bad ass cold that's accompanied by a severe cough, my throat spasms and cuts off my air supply. This happened a...
Random Shots.

Here is an assortment of pics from the last week. P. and O. in the recording studio. Mixin' up some funky tracks for Smartcom. Even ...

Ophelia and Peter: We have always loved to travel. That's why we call ourselves the Meanderthals. We've been fortunate enough to have been able to travel to many places over the years. We always wanted to live in another country and experience another way of life. And we did it. We shed most of our worldly possessions and spent a year teaching English and doing marketing in Hanoi, Vietnam. Now we're back and living in Boise, Idaho. A fate we never envisioned in our wildest imaginings. But here we are. We are Peter Kuhlman and Ophelia Ramirez. And now that we've retired, traveling to places around the world that we've dreamed of visiting all our lives. To experience different cultures and to appreciate more deeply the basic oneness of all humankind. We started in South America, but that was just the beginning. As we continue this blog we want to share with you more about our adventures and how it feels to change your life completely in the late middle ages. Come travel with us!

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