Kitten Titties 2012

Back for sure, and I'll be back soon with my article about the meditation thing. Just need to translate it and then you get it :) We are in Rishikesh now, in a place like this, look: This is our room: Aaaaaaaand we have a bathtub! :) Be happy :)

I go meditate a little and Judit buries herself to the dark kitchen of the cooking school, so see you sometime around the 24. August. In the meantime you will get some scheduled articles not to get bored :) Xxx

It was rather complicated to leave Yazd as by mistake Miha took one of David's sandals (they look exactly the same) so we couldn't leave in time as by the time we realized the mistake Miha was already out somewhere, sightseeing :) So we waited for him, we laughed at each other and we said goodbye to…

Leaving Shiraz behind us we came to Yazd by an 8-hour trip on a night bus. Yazd is one of the few cities of Iran which is a must-see, so our Slovenian friends Miha and Mirt also came along. At around 3AM we woke up for Iranian soldiers poking us softly and asking everyone to leave the bus. We were…

Everyone told us Shiraz is such an awesome place because some very famous Iranian poet was born here... ??? I never get that. I mean why does it make a city most interesting that a dead poet was born there. Eh, whatever. Shiraz is an interesting city, a bit dirty though, 1.5 million people and as…

And for anyone wanting to see some camel licking: Basically, the story was that our friend Jimmi donated us some money and in turn he wanted us to lick a camel :) So we took some camels, made a stew out of them to sterilize them and licked the pieces emotionally.

As a matter of fact we already put some pictures of Isfahan, but we still want to add a couple of words about the city. Isfahan is a city with a population of 1.5 million, laying at the middle of Iran at 1500 meters above sea level which makes its climate bearable despite its being so south. All…

We went to Tehran with the poshest bus possible, of which I didn't make any good photos because I suck, but in turn I can tell you about it: it was a beautiful bus with leather-covered seats, with 2+1 seats each row (so about 25% more space for each seat than a normal 2+2 seater), unlimited cold…

We took the bus from Maku together with Pepe and Laos. This is the view from the back of a cheap Iranian bus: Tabriz is a city with a population of 1.4 million, with a weather cooler than other parts of Iran. No subway, only buses and taxis. We stayed 4 days and we loved it a lot. First day we…

Although we're a bit behind schedule and still writing about Iran these days, let us report a little good news from India! We just got a reply: Which means that we can attend the "concentrational" camp we wanted to. Yippieh! :) This is a very interesting (and hard!) stuff, see a short…