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Monday, February 4, 2008

Wow, so many countries...

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Amis Boersma
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I'm a traveler, trying-to-be-do-good-er and cultural-gap crosser. I am enthusiastic and sensitive, talk and think a lot and am mostly optimistic. I like: the sound of laughter, caffe lattes, incense and little shrines, karaoke on the bus and people that live with passion. I don't like: complaints about the weather, cold toes, funny smells and boredom.
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