Crazes come and crazes go.

Flip Flops are still around.

Croc shoes barely.

Could Kharawon Wooden Slippers be next?

Spotted them here ….

Hilary Niederer’s Stitchwallah blog.

http://stitchwallah.com/2009/11/27/khrawon-wooden-slippers/

Since the publication of “How to Find, Seduce and Mary a Swedish Blonde” I’ve had a number of letters from people that are thrilled that this knowledge has been shared.

Some have already found their Swedish Blonde!
Way to go ….

The book not only gives you an introduction to Swedish Blondes but also lets you know how and where to meet them at the right time. There is also advice on marrying a Swedish Blonde.

How I came to write the book was because a few years ago we were four guys living in a flat in London.

All of us from the other side of the world. We didn’t even know where Sweden was. We confused it with Switzerland.

We met some Swedish girls at a local haunt and invited them back for a meal and some good company.

From that evening I married Birgitta, my best mate married Katarina, our other flat-mate married Charlotte, our fourth flat-mate married a Swedish speaking person from Finland.

If you want to also find your own Swedish Blonde then follow this link!

Link to your Swedish Blonde!

Nokia has teamed up with a company in the Philippines to launch a new mobile-to-blog service.

Globe Telecom customers can upload their photos, video clips, and text from their Nseries device straight to G-Blogs, Globe’s mobile blogging service.

The first two Nokia mobiles to support this feature are the N93 and N73 multimedia computers.

Nokia launches mobile-to-blog service in the Philippines news story in Mobile phones – Pocket-lint.co.uk

If you’ve had any international backpackers crashing at your place then you probably will have noticed their desperation to get on to your computer and uprate their travel blog!

They truly believe that the endless network back home are wanting day by day updates of ther travel experiences.

Here we even have a Soccer team that blogs every day as they travel through Brazil.

I remember when I travelled overland from Nepal to London everyone had to write to me at “Post Restante” and when a new substantial town was reached everyone ran to the local Post Office. Maybe it wasnt so different anyway.

Here are a few blogs sites used by travellers.

http://www.travelblog.org/

http://www.mytripjournal.com/

http://www.etraveldiary.com/

and if there werent enough “pods” about this one clames they were first and original…

http://www.travelpod.com/

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