Friday, June 01, 2007

Michael Wilson: Discovering the secrets of the orient (posted by Jaymin)

It's often said that there no education like travel. The exposure to new ideas, cultures, and practices helps build tolerance and maybe even appreciation for different types of people we meet every day. I can't help but believe that all the guys on the trip will be more well rounded upon their return to 'the States'. In particular, Mike has really made an effort to appreciate all of the nuiances of Thailand. If you don't know Mike, he's a college friend who has joined Mark and Dave for about 3 months during their trip around the world. Mike has really pushed himself outside his comfort zone and explored things that he might never try in the U.S. He's constantly trying new food, visiting historic sites and attending different cultural events. Props to Mike in this brief picture tribute.


Mike taking in the Grand Palace in Thailand.

Mike after the Thai Cultural show in downtown Bangkok.

Mike relaxing after enjoying some tradditional Thai food in Bangkok.



Mike after enjoying a special Thail style coffee (with cream and sugar).




Mike checking out the menu to see if the food will be too exotic/unusual for his American tastes.

4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Mike definitely knows how to travel.

6/03/2007 7:39 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Mike rocks. Those Starbucks banana mochas in Malaysia were the highlight of that country, and I'm as cultured as they come.

6/04/2007 1:54 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Mike - good to see you exploring the limits of your comfort zone!

6/06/2007 2:56 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

David - When you finally come back to the states, you and Mark need to try out for the Amazing Race! It's my favorite show, and it would foot the bill for more travels.

6/13/2007 2:36 PM  

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