An Aunt, a Niece, and India
I instinctively held my breath, and my whole body was clenched into a knot as I looked out the front window of the taxi. “Brake,…
I instinctively held my breath, and my whole body was clenched into a knot as I looked out the front window of the taxi. “Brake,…
It was as if I had walked into a brick wall. It startled me, and I rocked back a couple of steps until I could…
Fear is a weird and powerful thing. It controls our decisions and can hold us hostage. I have plenty of fears – too many. However,…
I surveyed the menu; I felt as if I was under a lot of pressure to choose exactly the right dishes. After all, a big…
In an effort to bring you some new voices on Ottsworld, here is a guest post from a fellow adventurer and biker, Jennifer Coleman. As…
It arrives in Vietnam with a vengeance: the rainy season. There is no rain for months, and then it just starts: daily downpours that relieve…
“It’s like China town…but it’s in China,” Ling my Shanghai guide said in a bit of a disappointed tone. I wondered if she had heard…
THWAK! The thick menu felt like an earthquake when it was put on the table. I looked at it in astonishment; it was the size…
I cringe when I hear the speaker crackle and pop as a high-pitched voice blares through the square in Xi’an. The speaker should have probably…