December 25, 2015. It’s time to upgrade: I’m moving. As of today, you’ll find me (and all of my previous posts) at my new address jadicampbell.com.
Even posting just twice a month, over the months I’ve written a respectable number of blog posts. It became obvious early on that my blog has a couple of themes. You’ll find stories and pictures of wonderful places around the world, excerpts from my books Tsunami Cowboys and Broken In: A Novel in Stories, and my musings on culture and literature. At this writing, anyway, those are the topics that I’ve been pulled towards.
I’m adding this page to give you an idea of what’s here. I’ll come back and update as needed. Enjoy your visit and I welcome all comments! —Jadi
5 Favorite Blasts from the Past
- It Was a Bitterly Cold -22°
- My Sister & Maurice Sendak
- Despair Is An Exotic Ingredient
- The Year the World Came to Party
- Baum, Bats, and Monkeys
- Remind Me Again: What Are We Doing Here?
- Warning: Waran!!
- It Was a Bitterly Cold -22°
- 2,000,000 Wrinkle-lipped Bats
- Our Vacation of the Rocks
- Baum, Bats, and Monkeys
- The Outback
- Steamy Rotorua!
- Wine and Sculpture
Australia
Burma
- The Music of the Heavenly Spheres
- Chugging Slowly Upriver in Northwest Burma: Part I, Part 2, Part 3
- The World’s Largest Pile of Bricks
- Adventures in China’s New Territories 1: Ten Thousand Buddhas
- Adventures in China’s New Territories 2: Dancing Dragons
- Adventures in China’s New Territories 3: The 100-Pound Fish, Deep Fried and Served with Sweet & Sour Sauce
- Adventures in China’s New Territories 4: The Gods of Medicine
Egypt
France
Germany
- The Year the World Came to Party
- The View from my Window
- Saved By A Blogger Award
- The United Buddy Bears & The United Buddy Bears – An Unexpected Update
- The Gift of Gab
- Wine and Sculpture
- My Mother-In-Law’s Cookies
- Stolpersteine 1: Tsunami Cowboy’s Stumbling Stones
- Helping Refugees: Part 1
- German Wardrobe
Holland
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Japan
Laos
New Zealand
Portugal
Sweden
Thailand
Tunisia
Turkey
USA
- Happy Halloween!
- Baum, Bats, and Monkeys
- Our Vacation of the Rocks
- Meet the One-Tracks
- Amsterdam
- A Visit to the Food Bank, Part 1 & 2
- You Rang?
- New England’s Old Sturbridge Village, Part 1 & Part 2
- Woof
- Wildly Creative in Upstate NY: The Ferros of Little York
Vietnam
Cultural Bits and Pieces, or: Other Books & Topics Sneaking In
- The Death of Robin Williams
- The Year the World Came to Party
- It Was a Bitterly Cold -22°
- My Mother-In-Law’s Cookies
- The Gift of Gab
- Drowning in Love (1) & (2)
- Baum, Bats, and Monkeys
- The Music of the Heavenly Spheres
- The Outback
- My Sister & Maurice Sendak
- Despair Is An Exotic Ingredient
- Death On A Wet Road Between Towns Without Names
- Meet the One-Tracks
- 8:15 A.M.
- Travel Karma
- Amsterdam
- A Visit to the Food Bank, Part 1 & 2
- The United Buddy Bears
- You Rang?
- Helping Refugees: Part 1
- Someone Burned My Book
Jadi, voice from the past. I don’t expect you to remember me, but I worked with you during your time in corporate America, better known as Big D. I connected to your life now through LZK. Love your posts and so envy your life experiences. We need more souls who recognize we all live in one world. I look forward to catching up with your travels. Best wishes.
Judy Patton
Hi Judy, I will be responding at your email but want to say it is great to get this message. Thanks so much for contacting me and I’ll talk to you soon! —Jadi
Thank you for checking out my recent blog post “Back to Hillsboro.” I appreciate you liking it and following me blog. I see you are a Duck with quite a bit of international travel. I’m envious. I’m also impressed with the organization of your blog. Very inviting. The recent post on Hong Kong was very well done with text and photos. Regards, GR
Welcome, and thanks for the praise! My husband’s a computer whiz but I wanted this blog to be ‘mine’. The design and posts are all from me. Uwe takes great photos but wasn’t along for my recent visit to Hong Kong, so the next set of posts are my pics for a change. A new post will be appearing tonight. Cheers, Jadi
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