Comments on: Why We Can’t Give Our Parents Itineraries http://popagandhi.com/34/why-we-cant-give-our-parents-itineraries/ kungu fighting dhaba wallah since 1999 Mon, 13 Oct 2008 22:05:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Zhe Bin http://popagandhi.com/34/why-we-cant-give-our-parents-itineraries/#comment-626 Zhe Bin Thu, 21 Jul 2005 14:22:10 +0000 http://poppi.popagandhi.com/?p=34#comment-626 wow. i do my cat stretch on my own bed at home. to go backpacking with friends/strangers has always been a <i>say say only</i>, forgettable topic. nobody actually sat up and really do something about it. ha. wow. i do my cat stretch on my own bed at home. to go backpacking with friends/strangers has always been a say say only, forgettable topic. nobody actually sat up and really do something about it. ha.

]]> By: JY http://popagandhi.com/34/why-we-cant-give-our-parents-itineraries/#comment-625 JY Thu, 21 Jul 2005 13:28:54 +0000 http://poppi.popagandhi.com/?p=34#comment-625 Agreed, 2 hours at Chatuchak's impossible! Agreed, 2 hours at Chatuchak’s impossible!

]]> By: hootie http://popagandhi.com/34/why-we-cant-give-our-parents-itineraries/#comment-620 hootie Thu, 21 Jul 2005 09:54:15 +0000 http://poppi.popagandhi.com/?p=34#comment-620 with that metabolism, spare a thought for your beer belly<br /> hootie with that metabolism, spare a thought for your beer belly

hootie

]]> By: Tym http://popagandhi.com/34/why-we-cant-give-our-parents-itineraries/#comment-621 Tym Thu, 21 Jul 2005 08:53:23 +0000 http://poppi.popagandhi.com/?p=34#comment-621 I don't tell my parents everything I do when I'm on vacation, but they're quite blase about the fact that we tend to spend a lot of time hanging out (be it on a beach, in the streets or in a cafe) rather than "sightseeing". But my parents have always abhorred package tours and embraced the free'n'easy well before local travel companies knew what the term meant.<br /> <br /> I would travel more like you, except that when one has a full-time job, there's also a limited number of precious days of leave, so I confess I sometimes cave in to the urge to sightsee rather than simply luxuriate in the <i>nua</i>-ness. I don’t tell my parents everything I do when I’m on vacation, but they’re quite blase about the fact that we tend to spend a lot of time hanging out (be it on a beach, in the streets or in a cafe) rather than “sightseeing”. But my parents have always abhorred package tours and embraced the free’n'easy well before local travel companies knew what the term meant.

I would travel more like you, except that when one has a full-time job, there’s also a limited number of precious days of leave, so I confess I sometimes cave in to the urge to sightsee rather than simply luxuriate in the nua-ness.

]]> By: The Informalist http://popagandhi.com/34/why-we-cant-give-our-parents-itineraries/#comment-622 The Informalist Thu, 21 Jul 2005 06:11:21 +0000 http://poppi.popagandhi.com/?p=34#comment-622 "There is great happiness in not wanting, in not being something, in not going somewhere."<br /> --- Jiddu Krishnamurti “There is great happiness in not wanting, in not being something, in not going somewhere.”

— Jiddu Krishnamurti

]]> By: J Schnorng http://popagandhi.com/34/why-we-cant-give-our-parents-itineraries/#comment-624 J Schnorng Thu, 21 Jul 2005 02:18:37 +0000 http://poppi.popagandhi.com/?p=34#comment-624 I have my alternative backpack travel itinerary, but then, I'm kind of a manic traveller. Maybe I'll write about it. I have my alternative backpack travel itinerary, but then, I’m kind of a manic traveller. Maybe I’ll write about it.

]]> By: Jol http://popagandhi.com/34/why-we-cant-give-our-parents-itineraries/#comment-623 Jol Thu, 21 Jul 2005 02:09:39 +0000 http://poppi.popagandhi.com/?p=34#comment-623 I really liked this one. I really liked this one.

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