Saul from Israel who became my brother in Kolkatta India. Without whom I might still be crying in a hole somewhere. Who took care of Nancy and I when we needed it the most.
Ben from Argentina. Who helped me through a very rough and long 20 hour drive through the horrible mountains of India. Who also switched seats with me when I got the junk one, while also videotaping my head bounce around like a bobble head as I slept. Who gave me beautiful memories and a reason to go to South America.
Fancy AKA Raymond from London. Who made me laugh even when I didn't want to. Who is the most fashionable straight man I know and who can do one hell of a southern accent..even when I beg him to stop...on a crowded train full of Indians...all day. I'm sure we'll see his name in lights one day.
Mark from the UK. Who was my first friend when arriving in the crazy big city of Ho Chi Min. Who shared his dorm room with me and stayed up all night talking like kids about life. Ok time to go to sleep, now go to sleep...ok now time for sleep..ok now. :) Who also had his camera stolen by hookers..gotta love that. 
Asher and Richard from London. We traveled together through most of Vietnam. Memories include: crawling through underground tunnels, waterslides, rollercoasters, a boat cruise, jellyfish stings, an aquarium, crow whiskey, riding bikes through intense vietnam traffic, waiting out the typhoon, following the destruction of the typhoon (not so smart) and a delectable 9 course meal. They made me laugh through it all :) The little english muffins.
Remco from Holland. Who swam through trash infested waters while we were were waiting out the storm in Mui ne. Who was crazy enough to get a tattoo in Vietnam and live to tell about it. And who And who was my roomie and friend through it all.
Matthew and Bertrand from Belgium. Who were my traveling companions through Nepal. Who hiked through the jungle and slept in the wilderness with the thousands of giant bugs and wild pigs . Who gave me the courage to ride on top of the public bus with the nepalese men. Who were amazingly open, caring, and sweet.
Suze from the UK. A truly beautiful and free spirit. A former non profiter and newly made yogi. We spent 3 weeks together in Pokhara Nepal doing yoga, writing, eating great food, and meeting all kinds of charactors. A girl that can make even the unhappiest person smile.
Of course there are many people I didn't include that made my trip complete. I didn't forget you. :) It's a blessing to be able to share the memories with such wonderful people. You've helped me to realize that love can be found anywhere you choose to search for it. xoxo
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