Adventures with the Meanderthals.

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

Thursday, April 14, 2011

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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...

In Which I Engineer A New Job.

On Monday, I start a new job! Last week, I got a call from a headhunter asking if I'd like to apply for a Test Engineer position at HP. ...
Why You're Just Not Feeling Yourself Today.

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Soggy In Seattle. Day 2.

The second day of O's birthday celebration started with a slurp. Strawberry-rhubarb breakfast martinis at Pike Street Market. I was...
The Joy Of Flying.

I love to fly. I've been fascinated by the idea since I was a child. So I've always been attracted to aircraft in much the same way...
Wow, Prijevod Softvera Stvarno Poboljšao!

A few years ago, I tried and soon gave up using computerized translation software. It was simply too prone to produce ungrammatical nonsense...
Enchanting Perfume.

We left Hanoi at 8:00 AM Saturday on a two-hour journey to the river Yen, where we would embark for the Perfume Pagoda. The first 40 minutes...
Rolling On The River

Well, summer is coming to an official end. Labor Day weekend marked the closing of the rafting business on the Boise River. So we went in on...

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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