Ask so I answered

Ask so I answered -

With all the questions that people have about traveling, I decided that rather than simply tell you a story or an article with a to write some tips, it was time to make to leave the questions. So I got a call on my Facebook page and Twitter account for Ask me something. Travel, life, me where your socks disappear (Answer: Goblins) - everything! So without further ado, here is what the people wanted to know:

"Item you would not be without during the trip and the most useless thing you packed originally?" - Helen of Facebook
Me :? I could not live without my iPod. The music is simply too important for me. I once stole my iPod and it destroyed me on the ground. I went six months without music. The most useless product? A money belt. I do not understand why people wear them. It is not know no secret invention thieves. , If you do not enter your home, you do not need an overseas

- Lax2nrt of Twitter
Me "change your Muppet avatar explain?": Pam Mandel of Nerds Eye view it hit me one day (the Muppet travels Uncle Matt from the show "Fraggle rock"). I did it as a joke, but now it has become a kind of how people recognize me and it is different from the normal people on photos. I'll never change it. I love

- Blake from Facebook
Me "What is the place you will never, never visit again and why?". Vietnam. I went into detail why in this article

"If a turtle does not have a shell, it is a stranger or naked?" -. SpiffyPilot of Twitter
Me : Both

"you have no experience with couchsurfing?" - SilentSnake09 of Twitter
Me . I love CouchSurfing. I did it about 8 times and have never had a bad experience. I host even people in New York City. That was fun! I highly recommend the program. It's a great way to meet locals and save money on accommodation

"Which book do you have so much and have read again and again?" -. Ashley from Facebook
Me : I'm a big fan of the book "the Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho and have probably read it about 7 times. It never gets old, just more inspiring. I recommend it

"Who finances your escapades?" - Sarah from Facebook
Me . This blog and a few other sites pay my bills. My books, advertising sales, and human products via my website means buy anything. Sometimes it can be a bit nerve-wracking because I never know how much money I make, but it is better than being in an office.

"If you could get a tour of a city with a historic person - the city and with" - Coqui08 of Twitter
Me :? I'd love to get a historical tour of New York City with Frank Sinatra. I think that would be quite interesting to be

"Do you like cheese?" - Sandra from Facebook
Me .: I love it. Blue cheese and brie are my favorite

"How long did it take to break even on your blog?" - Wanderingtradr of Twitter
Me .: It took about a year before I could earn a living from my blog

"which countries I should prioritize and what should I see? " -. Runawaybrit of Twitter
[1945004Me] : With 5 months, you could see most of the continent. I do not like to travel for people design, because everyone has different preferences, but if I wanted to, I would not miss Machu Picchu, Tierra del Fuego, Buenos Aires, the Bolivian Salt Flats and the Amazon. Only a few things to call

"What goal (s) do you never go back too tired?" - Globetrotting Texan of Facebook
Me .: Thailand, France, Amsterdam and New York City are all places I often go back. You never get bored. I love them all and usually once each year visit

"How to find out about the trip to participate shows?" - TakeYourBigTrip of Twitter
Me .: the large, like the LA Times, select the New York Times show are given fairly well known and known. The smaller you tend to me send an email invitation. If I can fit into my schedule, I usually visit

"Where would be to go in Thailand good places?" - Meanimo of Twitter
Me .: My favorite places in Thailand are Bangkok, Ko Chang, Ko Lanta, Chiang Mai, Sukhothai and Khao Sok National Park

" Tell me fight your childhood dreams. " - Bill of Facebook
Me: When I was younger, I wanted to be an astronaut! No not true. I really wanted to be Indiana Jones. I wanted to travel, discover hidden civilizations, and overall, just contact ass. I'm still working it to two-thirds.

"What favorite all your time" - HollisCGuerra of Twitter
Me: This is to answer a difficult question. I love so many places, but my paradise is Ko Lipe, Thailand. I lived there for a month, when I began to travel and it was perfect. I will never go back though. I would simply chase a memory and I would prefer to keep the undefiled in my head.

"Do you think you're going to a corporate job re-schedule to visit China?" - Morriswt of Twitter
Me : No, never again. I do not think I would do it anyway. I would like to make my own schedule and take long lunches. As for China, one day I will be there. One day, I'm going to get anywhere.

"How did you get started with such an amazing job Getting Started?" - StudyabroadOISP of Twitter
Me : Start a blog and network with other bloggers and travelers. You just have to get out and meet as many people as possible just because. That's what I did. It seems to work so far

"Where are you now?" - Katherine of Facebook
Me: House in Boston with parents. I am for a few days to visit before I go to the Galapagos Islands.

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