Comments for Team Spiers World Travels http://teamspiers.wordpress.com Go BIG or Go Home... (in 365 Days!) Wed, 07 Oct 2009 02:43:56 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About The Spiers by Jean-Philippe Arsenault http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/about/#comment-440 Jean-Philippe Arsenault Wed, 07 Oct 2009 02:43:56 +0000 #comment-440 hi team Spiers, i saw so beautyful picture, it was a pleasur to meet you, and eat the bleu cheese steak in perou whit you. Me and Dominic have a nice trip to. its amazing trip you . Good Luck in your new future. J-p hi team Spiers,
i saw so beautyful picture, it was a pleasur to meet you, and eat the bleu cheese steak in perou whit you. Me and Dominic have a nice trip to. its amazing trip you . Good Luck in your new future.
J-p

]]> Comment on Eez All Good in Izmir by Serdar http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/2009/04/09/eez-all-good-in-izmir/#comment-438 Serdar Tue, 29 Sep 2009 23:32:19 +0000 http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/?p=1109#comment-438 Super country Super country

]]> Comment on Our Route by Laurie Gaffney http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/our-route/#comment-437 Laurie Gaffney Sun, 13 Sep 2009 20:24:13 +0000 http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/?page_id=5#comment-437 Hi Kim, Kevn, Aaron and Brendan I saw the article in the Era today. I have thought of you at times throughout the year wondering how you were doing. It was nice to be able to read all about it on your website (and in the newspaper). It sounds like an amazing experience and brave adventure! It was fun to see pictures of all of you. Please pass on big hugs to Michelle and family. God Bless you all. You are wonderful family. xxoo Hi Kim, Kevn, Aaron and Brendan

I saw the article in the Era today. I have thought of you at times throughout the year wondering how you were doing. It was nice to be able to read all about it on your website (and in the newspaper). It sounds like an amazing experience and brave adventure! It was fun to see pictures of all of you. Please pass on big hugs to Michelle and family. God Bless you all. You are wonderful family. xxoo

]]> Comment on About The Spiers by Diana Mendoza http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/about/#comment-435 Diana Mendoza Fri, 28 Aug 2009 03:45:56 +0000 #comment-435 I found a book from Malaysia in the Hi Hostel in bangkok. I see on the first page that you donate this book and if somebody see the book, writte about where you saw it. Well I want just to say thanks, the book was help full and I leave the book where I found it, Hi Hostel International in Sukhumuit district. THanks a good luck. I found a book from Malaysia in the Hi Hostel in bangkok. I see on the first page that you donate this book and if somebody see the book, writte about where you saw it. Well I want just to say thanks, the book was help full and I leave the book where I found it, Hi Hostel International in Sukhumuit district. THanks a good luck.

]]> Comment on Masai Mara…King of the African Safaris! by Simon (TheBowmansTravels.co.uk) http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/2009/06/07/masai-mara-king-of-the-african-safaris/#comment-423 Simon (TheBowmansTravels.co.uk) Tue, 11 Aug 2009 07:19:25 +0000 http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/?p=1189#comment-423 Guys, Just Awesome! Couple of nice 'Brag shots' with the lions there :-) How's Canada? Cheers. Simon Guys,

Just Awesome!

Couple of nice ‘Brag shots’ with the lions there :-)

How’s Canada?

Cheers.
Simon

]]> Comment on “Working” in Kijabe by Carolyn Windsor http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/2009/05/30/working-in-kijabe/#comment-419 Carolyn Windsor Mon, 03 Aug 2009 22:50:09 +0000 http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/?p=1174#comment-419 Wow, Kim you are right - it definitely is a whole different culture with respect to the HR world! It must be such a rewarding experience! Can't wait to see you all when you come home! Wow, Kim you are right – it definitely is a whole different culture with respect to the HR world! It must be such a rewarding experience!

Can’t wait to see you all when you come home!

]]> Comment on About The Spiers by JARMY http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/about/#comment-418 JARMY Sun, 26 Jul 2009 05:16:45 +0000 #comment-418 that is a great page of u all :) nice pic n nice life that is a great page of u all :) nice pic n nice life

]]> Comment on City Life in Siem Reap, CAMBODIA by Team Spiers http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/2008/11/08/city-life-in-siem-reap-cambodia/#comment-417 Team Spiers Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:53:40 +0000 http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/?p=700#comment-417 Hey Jorge, Sorry to have offended you so badly, by our offerings of food to someone who looked desperate for a meal. I think you must have misread, as there was no force feeding involved. We just found it difficult to continually turn away from the begging and finally caved. In fact, I would have fed everyone that asked, if I had it my way. I guess you know all about Siem Reap from the books you read, as it sounds as though going there in person would be below you. As for our pick of where to travel, we all have to start somewhere Jorge. Perhaps one day we will go traveling and just stick to camping in the bush like you, but then that isn't where life is really happening is it Jorge? Our blog was really written for family and friends to know where we are and what we are up to... not necessarily a place for high and mighty world travellers like yourself to judge our choices.. Not sure why you would choose to read our blog if it angers you so. You must have a lot of time on your hands, perhaps sitting alone with nothing else to do? I sense you need a vacation Jorge. If you want some ideas as to where you might want to go, where people will love you, please don{t hesitate to contact me. All the best Hey Jorge,
Sorry to have offended you so badly, by our offerings of food to someone who looked desperate for a meal. I think you must have misread, as there was no force feeding involved. We just found it difficult to continually turn away from the begging and finally caved. In fact, I would have fed everyone that asked, if I had it my way.

I guess you know all about Siem Reap from the books you read, as it sounds as though going there in person would be below you. As for our pick of where to travel, we all have to start somewhere Jorge. Perhaps one day we will go traveling and just stick to camping in the bush like you, but then that isn’t where life is really happening is it Jorge?

Our blog was really written for family and friends to know where we are and what we are up to… not necessarily a place for high and mighty world travellers like yourself to judge our choices.. Not sure why you would choose to read our blog if it angers you so.

You must have a lot of time on your hands, perhaps sitting alone with nothing else to do? I sense you need a vacation Jorge. If you want some ideas as to where you might want to go, where people will love you, please don{t hesitate to contact me.

All the best

]]> Comment on Our Route by Brenda KJ http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/our-route/#comment-416 Brenda KJ Wed, 22 Jul 2009 12:13:33 +0000 http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/?page_id=5#comment-416 ok you can come home now and maybe we will get he summer we are all waiting for!!! cu soon.. b xo ok you can come home now and maybe we will get he summer we are all waiting for!!!
cu soon..
b
xo

]]> Comment on City Life in Siem Reap, CAMBODIA by 4-Yen http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/2008/11/08/city-life-in-siem-reap-cambodia/#comment-415 4-Yen Wed, 22 Jul 2009 07:02:41 +0000 http://teamspiers.wordpress.com/?p=700#comment-415 Haha. Typical idiot tourists on safari. I thoroughly enjoyed your economic musings about the poverty in Cambodia (with meals costing a dollar each how much is there to be shared?) hahaha. Still, poverty is certainly no joke in Siem Reap and I feel bad for that poor woman you made sit and have a meal with you. I'm sure you felt like quite the samaritan, though. Then you've got all these dipshits, who've obviously never been out of their comfort zone, in the above comments telling you how couragious you are. Yeah, it takes some balls to go to Siem Reap, the biggest tourist trap in Cambodia. What's next? Disneyland? That's meant to be quite a hazardous place as well. Jeez.... Anyway, I don't know you and I tend to steer clear of western families who trot about these parts of the world looking like they're at the zoo, so I'll never meet you hopefully. best regards Jorge Haha. Typical idiot tourists on safari. I thoroughly enjoyed your economic musings about the poverty in Cambodia (with meals costing a dollar each how much is there to be shared?) hahaha. Still, poverty is certainly no joke in Siem Reap and I feel bad for that poor woman you made sit and have a meal with you. I’m sure you felt like quite the samaritan, though.

Then you’ve got all these dipshits, who’ve obviously never been out of their comfort zone, in the above comments telling you how couragious you are. Yeah, it takes some balls to go to Siem Reap, the biggest tourist trap in Cambodia. What’s next? Disneyland? That’s meant to be quite a hazardous place as well. Jeez….

Anyway, I don’t know you and I tend to steer clear of western families who trot about these parts of the world looking like they’re at the zoo, so I’ll never meet you hopefully.

best regards
Jorge

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