Provided here is a list of posts which detail some of our (mis)adventures and friends we met along the way. These are stories that we have told many times. They are some of our most memorable experiences - both good and bad.
- Graduate School, Mexican Rats, U.S. Immigration and Legal System: This story is amazing; just read.
- Greyhound Lost & Found & STOLEN!!
- Rosarito, los rateros y la Migra (unfinished) : un breve resumén de una historia apasionante!
- Javier's Cycle Tour : Javier's bicycle travels across the Western United States.
- Glacier National Park horror story (The United States of America Vs. Javier) : Dr. Magoo riding his bicycle across America and the Feds running behind him.
- Hiking the Eastern side of the Going-to-the-Sun Road (Glacier NP) in winter : An amazing story of human nature.
- Escape from Brazzaville (Republic of Congo).
- Gabon: Naturaleza y Subdesarrollo - Corazon y Control.
- South Africa: the dream turned into a nightmare.
- Revisiting Mexico, hitch-hiking through Baja California, Sonora, Chihuaha and Sinaloa.
- The Watermelon Swimming in the Ocean : A post by Javier about the time he found a lifesaving fruit on the coast of Mexico.
- Our Friend Rufo : The day we met several dogs - one of which we became quite attached to.
- Hitchhiking in Mexico : We really did well hitchhiking in Mexico.
- The Smallest Flat - Or was it a cupboard? : Four days in a tiny Paris apartment
- Prague at Christmas: We got robbed! : The title says it all really.
- Bunking with Communists : Some wonderful hosts in northern Czech Republic
- Escape to Italy! : Fleeing from the impending winter storm that came down through eastern Europe in 2012.
- Gospic Family : A war story.
- Yediggoller: Our adventure with a broken oil pan : Three days of stress and ingenuity after getting stranded in the Turkish forest.
- Four days from Budapest to the U.S. Embassy in Madrid : A story by Alia.
- Four days from Budapest to the U.S. Embassy in Madrid : Javier's eeennddleeeessslyy loooonng version (how else...?).
- Coming back to the U.S. - A surprise for Alia : Alia thought I was in Spain; yet, one day she opened the door and there I was, back in the U.S.
