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6 comments
So so so cool.
Just the sights and sounds of your video fill me up!
And you are living the real thing!
“nis-ee-ah tovah!” (good travels/safe journey! – in Hebrew)
That was so much fun! Makes me, in Conor’s words, travel sick! Loved the chocolate lovers part! There was a big article in the NYT, you may be aware of, about Thai cooking schools and they featured some in Chaing Mai.
Nice to see those shots. It’s been awhile since we (the reading public and raving fans) have had a video from you guys. Keep it up! 🙂
I saw several quick shots of Dani in there too, and noticed that after traveling half way around the world, (and just a week shy of six months) there is still no replacement for “Red”. Maybe in the last few months, the “just right” one will be found… Good luck!
Great video! Martha is right you are living the real thing! I especially liked the elephant washing section.
Every day I am am amazed at the adventures you all are having…and I can’t wait to see what tomorrow will bring.
Great video guys. I cant wait to travel Thailand. All those sites in the video make me wish I was there right now. Keep it up, thanks
mark
Since I recently wrote about my dream of visiting Thailand with my kids, I really enjoyed being placed in the center of the action with you and your family. Very fun and effective way to communicate what you are experiencing.
Loved the marching band!