Webby Lots of new visitors come to my site and probably wonder what I’m all about. The task is not made any easier by the fact most of my original blog is still offline and it would take yonks to read through it all anyway! So here is a short recap. My story begins begins back … Read more
The UK seems to get knocked all the time (see last post!), usually by the very people that inhabit this small Island, but I am going to tell you nine reasons to live in the UK. You might not agree with them all, but that’s your problem ;o) 1. THE PEOPLE It’s not easy to … Read more
I experience an odd sensation whenever I go swimming (my exercise of choice). I always have negative thoughts about being in the UK, often while dodging the 200 other people in my lane, who are also probably wondering why on earth the mid afternoon session is so busy when most people should be at work … Read more
The world is a big place and your office can be pretty much anywhere you want it to be. Here are five locations that I have been to that I can heartedly recommend based on my own experience. 1. Bali, Indonesia Beautiful Bali…somewhere very close to my heart. For the technomad who enjoys wild nights, … Read more
Hey everyone I am back blogging again after a lengthy layoff! So you probably would like to know what’s been going on with old Webby, or maybe you’re not that bothered, in which case you have to ask yourself why am I reading something that I’m not interested in, which is probably not much better … Read more
Tomorrow it will be a case of Good Morning Vietnam as I board a bus from here in Phnom Penh to the city of Saigon. I leave Cambodia with mixed feelings about the place. It is pretty much as I expected it to be with the associated highs and lows of Third World travel. Angkor … Read more
WARNING – Long post! Ok so I am not in Vietnam yet but I find myself in the Cambodian gold rush town of Siem Reap, famous for being the lungs of the nearby 7th wonder of the World. I am staying in a charming French colonial guesthouse overlooking a rather diseased brown river. I have … Read more