Travel

I flew nine times in the past six days, from Bangok to Saigon to Dalat, then from Dalat to Saigan to Bangkok, from Bangkok to Brunei to Kota Kinabalu, then from Kota Kinabalu to Brunei to Manila, and finally back to Bangkok.

My record in January was 1-0. I made two birdies in my first round of the year and then concluded the month with three solivagant weeks away from the challenges of the golf course.

When you think of Hokkaido, I’m sure what comes to mind is Genghis Khan and chocolate-covered potato chips. After spending the past few days at Sapporo, Furano, and Asahikawa, I can assure you that there is a lot more to Hokkaido than that.

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Like Manny Pacquiao, I took the month off, spent some time at Japan, and made plans for a match in 2011. I also went to India and visited nineteen golf courses, including the Ft.

As we approach a new year, I like to reflect on those sage expressions that help me to understand the world and the type of life one should lead.

These prestigious culinary awards are given to an eclectic selection of restaurants (and or dishes, or regions, at my whim) based on a year in which I ate approximately 1091 restaurant meals in sixteen countries.

I’m still basking in the refulgence of my stunning victory at Boracay. But it would be remiss of me to omit the two small defeats that offset my three gigantic wins in November.

All the federales say They could have had him any day They only let him slip away Out of kindness I suppose

After finishing my training at Baguio and the practice round at Boracay, I took a break from golf and went searching for balut on the beaches and backroads of the island.