Andrea ( 9 years ago )
I haven't biked in Vietnam and Cambodia but did lots in Thailand. Great biking courtny  friendly people and safe. You're coming here during the best time in terms of weather  also lots of fun, specially Chiang Mai. Enjoy and let me know how it goes. I might still be here when you get here so make sure to stay in touch. Stef

Jakub ( 9 years ago )
Lynn was recommended to me by my cotaoprrcihr, and I have seen her ever since(about 15 months ago). When my California- based daughter visited pdx, I took her, a trained therapist herself, to Lynn for comparisons and she washighly complimentary. I appreciate Lynn's professional demeanor and her ability to adjust treatments to specific issues rather than applying a one-fits-all approach.I also appreciate the atmosphere at ZAMA which is superior to what I had experienced in NoCal and back East. One more reason to stay in pdx, but if she ever goes back to Green Bay ..

Damien ( 9 years ago )
carabossDay 1 (Friday) arrived in Chiang mai ehuxasted after all the traveling.  Did ministry at Emmi's coffee house that reaches out to Thai college students, enjoyed some open-mic night at the coffee house and then crashed upstairs in the mission team dorms.Day 2 (Saturday)went to a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai,  and prayed against strongholds of Buddhism in the country.  Visited with a local monk to gain understanding of the belief system and Buddhist impact on culture. went out to the slums and played with the children there. Prayer walking in the red light district.Day 3 (Sunday) went to a church and performed drama, shared testimonies, Dan shared a brief message.  Had lunch with the church family afterwards. The whole team enjoyed the lunch experience with brothers and sisters in Christ. In the afternoon, prayed for Thai people, each other, and the Africa and Guatemala trips.Day 4 (Monday) traveled to Home of Blessing in Chiang Kham.  Met the girls that are there and Pastors Sayan and Siriporn Kusavadee.  Team members have there own small group and met with them, played and quickly bonded with the girls.  Everyone loves it there.  Dan Haack

Braulio ( 10 years ago )
it also means that a) I have to remember to put some on i have left the house sans ptaines before. and b) they need to be pretty!!! or hell, I could go buy clothes that fit.

Cansu ( 10 years ago )
Hi,I'm starting Turbo Fire in a week.  (I orreded it about 2 days ago).  I'm very excited about the routines. I'm a 31 year old, 2 children (11 and 2 years).  On my last pregnacy I went up 50 lbs.  I still need to get off at least 7 more, but those have been very difficult for me.  This summer I began the Insanity program and it was great.  But work and the kids has made it  very difficult to continue.I know that as soon as I get the  Turbo Fire program I'll start working on my routines.  I really need this!!!!Hope to hear back from you soon!!

Steven ( 10 years ago )
Hey Katie! This is my first test of threaded cotmnnmieg, so I'm not sure it'll go through.The Canadians I've talked about this with are all surprised about the state of the law, and then I tell them about Australia. And you're right about youthful depiction, which is what makes me wonder if law enforcement bodies have some kind of expert on staff, or whether people become expert over time   I mean, do they look at the title and Google it? Do they read the Wikipedia article?And please do follow the website! There's an RSS feed and everything.

Roxane ( 10 years ago )
carabossDay 1 (Friday) arrived in Chiang mai eustxhaed after all the traveling.  Did ministry at Emmi's coffee house that reaches out to Thai college students, enjoyed some open-mic night at the coffee house and then crashed upstairs in the mission team dorms.Day 2 (Saturday)went to a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai,  and prayed against strongholds of Buddhism in the country.  Visited with a local monk to gain understanding of the belief system and Buddhist impact on culture. went out to the slums and played with the children there. Prayer walking in the red light district.Day 3 (Sunday) went to a church and performed drama, shared testimonies, Dan shared a brief message.  Had lunch with the church family afterwards. The whole team enjoyed the lunch experience with brothers and sisters in Christ. In the afternoon, prayed for Thai people, each other, and the Africa and Guatemala trips.Day 4 (Monday) traveled to Home of Blessing in Chiang Kham.  Met the girls that are there and Pastors Sayan and Siriporn Kusavadee.  Team members have there own small group and met with them, played and quickly bonded with the girls.  Everyone loves it there.  Dan Haack

Susi ( 10 years ago )
I find the only true way to make it work would go against the idea of nuisdm and freedom itself, I mean imagine if you will you enter through the gate to your local nude resort and upon doing so your asked or told you must hand over cell phones that have photo taking ability and you get a tag in return so it would almost be like a valet for your phone! actually that might work very well. I would have no issue turning in my phone like that being if I am there to relax nude the phone is just a modern distraction that is not needed. So to everyone promote the phone valet method to your resort or club. It very well could work.