Comments on: Crazy Travel Schedule http://tynan.com/crazy-travel-schedule Life Outside The Box Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:27:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nomadic Matthttp://tynan.com/crazy-travel-schedule/comment-page-1#comment-233198 Nomadic Matt Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:59:49 +0000 http://www.lifenomadic.com/crazy-travel-schedule.html#comment-233198 woah...u guys are in europe? what are your travel plans? I'm in england right now and am heading to the mainland soon... woah…u guys are in europe? what are your travel plans? I’m in england right now and am heading to the mainland soon…

]]> By: elaihttp://tynan.com/crazy-travel-schedule/comment-page-1#comment-233197 elai Tue, 29 Jul 2008 07:38:30 +0000 http://www.lifenomadic.com/crazy-travel-schedule.html#comment-233197 Why did you guys plan it like this in the first place?And when are you guys going to review those funky vibram slippers you have, I'm really curious how they work out. Why did you guys plan it like this in the first place?

And when are you guys going to review those funky vibram slippers you have, I’m really curious how they work out.

]]> By: Anniehttp://tynan.com/crazy-travel-schedule/comment-page-1#comment-233193 Annie Mon, 28 Jul 2008 19:13:33 +0000 http://www.lifenomadic.com/crazy-travel-schedule.html#comment-233193 Hi Guys! I just found your website. Wow. I am a vegan, a writer and a budding entrepreneur, with a love for travel and minimalism. Every one of these themes is hit regularly here, so it's no wonder I love keeping up. I've read the whole blog.I wanted to say thanks for inspiring some unorthodox plans that I hope to make more realistic over the next 6-8 months. I really love the idea of spending 3 weeks in a "home town" and then 3 months abroad. This seems like the perfect compromise and an option I hadn't thought of before. I'm going to start thinking about how I can make this work, using Toronto as a base.While in Paris: Check out the Abbey Bookshop. It's owned by a Canadian man who got one taste of Paris and decided to stay forever. He shipped his giant book collection to France and thus became the book store. He knows everything about the city and will tell you stories over hot tea that he freely offers. And you can definitely find a classic, cheap, tiny paperback to enjoy while in town. You'll know it when you see this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/anniewhite/1073733433/in/set-72157601347496406/You two do great work! Keep it up...I'm reading! Hi Guys!
I just found your website. Wow. I am a vegan, a writer and a budding entrepreneur, with a love for travel and minimalism. Every one of these themes is hit regularly here, so it’s no wonder I love keeping up. I’ve read the whole blog.

I wanted to say thanks for inspiring some unorthodox plans that I hope to make more realistic over the next 6-8 months. I really love the idea of spending 3 weeks in a “home town” and then 3 months abroad. This seems like the perfect compromise and an option I hadn’t thought of before. I’m going to start thinking about how I can make this work, using Toronto as a base.

While in Paris: Check out the Abbey Bookshop. It’s owned by a Canadian man who got one taste of Paris and decided to stay forever. He shipped his giant book collection to France and thus became the book store. He knows everything about the city and will tell you stories over hot tea that he freely offers. And you can definitely find a classic, cheap, tiny paperback to enjoy while in town. You’ll know it when you see this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/anniewhite/1073733433/in/set-72157601347496406/

You two do great work! Keep it up…I’m reading!

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