Brazilian Experience When I told my friends I was going to Brazil for threeweeks, many questioned why I wanted to go. Some thought Brazil was all rainforestwith few populous cities, others thought there was no cultural background to thecountry ... Continue...
Conquering the Mountain It was a beautiful, sunny day without a single cloud. Mydad woke me up at 4 a.m., way too early. We had chosen the perfect day to climbthe famous Mt. Fuji, or so we thought ... Continue...
Memories I walk through the streets of Cuba, Remembering whereI grew up. I remember where I played when I was a little boy. I standwhere I met my cousins And then I remember how they looked. ... Continue...
Before 1990, men were not allowed to milk cows, but due toother religious influences, they now can ... Continue...
Twinkling Tower Sitting at the table, I scanned the menu for somethingthat sounded slightly familiar. The restaurant was overflowing with rapid Frenchchatter and waiters moving quickly through the crowd ... Continue...
Washington She has her Majesties In a hollow redwood Inan eagle's flight In an icy glacier ... Continue...
Yak Butter Memories We didn't understand Tibetan and they didn't understandEnglish. All the same, we felt like part of their community, subject to the samesupernatural beliefs and unsolicited smiles ... Continue...
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