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2012 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. This blog got about 9,500 views in 2012. If every person who reached the … Continue reading
Posted in Bali, Banking, Batam, Christmas, Dining Out, Filming, Fishing, Goodies, In Transit, Indonesia, Local Culture, Malaysia, Medical, Nightlife, Passport/Visa, Penang, Ramadan, Shopping, Sightseeing, Singapore, Smiling Hill, Weddings
Tagged Bali, bank account, batam, Catania, cost of living, costa rica, Croatia, embassy, Goodies, haircut, Indonesia, Italy, jaco, mail, malaysia, Muslim, passport, Penang, quepos, renting, retirement, Rome, san jose, shopping, Sicily, Singapore, smiling Hill, Vodice, Zadar
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The Malacca Strait
Several years ago, I had what I thought was a once-in-a-lifetime to visit Singapore. It was an all-expense-paid media junket paid for by the Singapore government that I earned an invitation through my position as editor and publisher of Communications … Continue reading
Posted in Batam, Dining Out, Goodies, In Transit, Indonesia, Passport/Visa, Singapore
Tagged batam, BatamFast, berlian, embassy, Goodies, groceries, Indonesia, passport, Prima Ferries, residency, Singapore, smiling Hill, Wavemaster
Passport fatigue
Here’s a problem most people never, never, have to deal with – running out of pages in their passports. Me either. Until now. While I still have four blank pages for stamps, you can sometimes have problems if there are … Continue reading
Posted in Batam, In Transit, Indonesia, Passport/Visa, Singapore
Tagged batam, embassy, ferry service, harborfront, harbour bay, Indonesia, passport, Prima Ferries, Singapore, U.S. embassy
