Life’s Challenges in Sabbatical Planning
It’s been over a month since my last post and you may be wondering what’s been going on. Is something wrong? Why the lack of updates? Did we make the move to Indonesia? Are we living the good life in a tropical paradise? This post will answer those questions and...The Changeup Pitch
I often wonder whether I am doing the right thing by pursuing this sabbatical. Is it really the best thing for my wife and I? Will this really benefit my kids? Can we really make this whole thing happen? I believe we can and I believe this to be the right thing but...Wrestling with Minimalism
This is the first time that I haven’t had anything prepared on post day. Generally I have some kind of an idea on what I want to write about but today nothing. I’m also revealing that I don’t have a backlog of posts waiting to be published. I like to fly by the...The Secret to Maintaining Momentum
First off, Happy New Year to everyone! Can you believe its 2011? This is the time of year when we tend to make resolutions to change this or change that or do this or do that. Have you noticed the sharp proliferation of advertising by Weight Watchers and gym...1 Year Sabbatical – 2010 Review
As we prepare to usher out 2010 and welcome in 2011 I can’t help but look back on how far this blog has come since first starting in September. Yes, it’s hard to believe that this blog is less than 6 months old. When I first started this I’m not sure I really...Connect!
Ever wonder what it's like to travel around the world without flying and cross the ocean on a cargo ship? Now you can. Go buy this incredibly interesting and humorous book written by my friend Niall Doherty of Disrupting the Rabblement | www.ndoherty.com/books/cargo/
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Written aboard a freighter while crossing the Pacific Ocean, The Cargo Ship Diaries is a look back at the first 2.5 years of Niall Doherty's trip around thIs Goa Jepang in Bandung Indonesia really haunted? This photo I took there indicates it's possible. Or does it?
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Goa Jepang Taman Hutan Bandung Indonesia
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Goa Jepang is located in Juanda Forest Park in the north part of Bandung in Indonesia. This series of caves was built in 1942 during the Japanese occupation of Indonesia and used by Japanese troops as shelter from Allied Forces. There has always been talk that the caves harbor supernatural visitors....
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