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    One of the original Lonely Planet Blog Sherpas. Just kept the name to represent my life travel experiences.

    • Day 2 in Nepal

      Posted by Rexy on 14 November 2008

      It’s officially Day 2. It has only been 2 days and I have already endured a mammoth proportion of new experiences that I think my head is going to explode. Everything is fine of course but …

      Blogsherpa
      4 4 comments on “Day 2 in Nepal”
    • On the roof top of the Pacific Guest House in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, Nepal

      Hitting the ground running

      Posted by Rexy on 13 November 2008

      As soon as we arrived at Kathmandu International Airport, we had to fill out two forms before clearing immigration (a landing card and a visa application). For now, we had to get tourist visa ($40 USD) …

      Blogsherpa
      2 2 comments on “Hitting the ground running”
    • people walking on a building

      In transit

      Posted by Rexy on 12 November 2008

      We survived the 9 hour flight from Vancouver and had an 8 hour layover at London’s Heathrow International Airport. We debated about seeing London during that time and once we arrived we found that it …

      Blogsherpa
      0 0 comments on “In transit”
    • Our baggage

      Last days in Canada

      Posted by Rexy on 11 November 2008

      We just got on the ferry from Nanaimo after a spending some quality time with the in-laws in Courtenay (amazing dinners and thank you for everything!). Time went by really fast.

      Blogsherpa
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    • Advice: Seeing London in 6 hours

      Posted by Rexy on 2 November 200819 June 2025

      Alrighty, here is the situation. We have a lengthy stop-over at London’s Heathrow airport (wikipedia). We have never been there before and we are not sure what to expect (just expect busy and chaos). The …

      Blogsherpa
      8 8 comments on “Advice: Seeing London in 6 hours”
    • shadow image of a plane flying during sunset

      Leaving, on a jetplane

      Posted by Rexy on 28 October 200819 June 2025

      …and heading EAST?!?! We didn’t see that coming. I figured since we were already on the west coast it would have made sense to fly through Hong Kong or Singapore. But we figured VSO may …

      Blogsherpa
    • CUSO-VSO Fundraising

      Posted by Rexy on 29 September 2008

      VSO Canada is the Canadian partner of Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) and is an international development agency which places approximately 100 volunteers in more than 30 developing countries each year. VSO Canada recruits volunteers from …

      Blogsherpa, Mental Notes
      2 2 comments on “CUSO-VSO Fundraising”
    • Skills for Working in Development (SKWID)

      Posted by Rexy on 10 September 2008

      We are BOTH set to go on our way to Ottawa – Sept. 12th – 16th. A quick blurb about SKWID below from VSO Canada. “SKWID is a five-day course that explores the behaviours, attitudes …

      Blogsherpa
    • red and brown temple roofs

      Volunteering in Nepal

      Posted by Rexy on 26 August 200822 September 2023

      For those who do not know, Tlell and I decided to take a career break and volunteer overseas (see past posting about this topic here by clicking on the “VSO” tag). We initially had potential …

      Blogsherpa
    • Preparing For Change: The Final Day

      Posted by Rexy on 9 June 2008

      Our final day at PFC was an enjoyable one. Not only did we get the chance to reflect on what we have learned and experienced, but we also had an unstructured day to chat, share …

      Blogsherpa
      0 0 comments on “Preparing For Change: The Final Day”
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