Archives for the ‘Logs’ Category

Some Days Are Just Bad

By Dr. Dave • Feb 16th, 2008 • Category: Logs

“What?”
“Can you deliver my sister’s baby? The midwife couldn’t do it and they said you delivered babies.” I asked where his sister was. “At the clinic” was his reply. It was about 2pm, I had closed the clinic at about noon since most of the back country “taxis” or jalónes (Toyota […]



Society Sucks, So Get Lost

By Dean Farisian • Feb 13th, 2008 • Category: Logs

Building Your Own Mountain Hideout: A Step By Step Guide
Way back in the day I was really enamored with all this society bullshit, this pushing and pulling, this tugging to reach higher plateaus of existence, schmoozing and smooching the stars and shagging random married women at film festivals; ah, it was the life, sipping champagne […]



Improvise, Adapt, Overcome, and Text

By Dr. Dave • Jan 5th, 2008 • Category: Logs

Improvise, Adapt, Overcome, and Text

A big stormed slammed the Eastern US on the very day my team was departing from Louisville, Kentucky with a destination of San Pedro Sula, Honduras. It was a rather large group of 21 dentists, dental students, and support personnel. As is my SOP, the Mrs. and I […]



On thin air

By Steve Strommer • Dec 19th, 2007 • Category: Logs

One of the things I take great pride in with regards to my travel habits is the level to which I preplan for certain contingencies especially those which will hopefully safeguard myself and my companion in the event things suddenly go pear-bottomed.



Kidnapping Children For Fun and Profit

By Dean Farisian • Dec 4th, 2007 • Category: Logs, The Politics

Lessons from the French school.
Back in the day there was a guy called Chad, and also a country, somewhere down there in the dirty sands of Africa, where a bunch of those little kiddies ran around playing and screaming and falling over stuff and sometimes even picking up guns to kill each other -



Malaria war sitrep

By Steve Strommer • Oct 17th, 2007 • Category: Commentary, Logs

It is a war for those of us who happen to spend time traveling or living in parts of the world where malaria is an issue to be not only aware of, but one to also consider when it’s implications can affect our health and welfare. Modern medicine is on our side, and is also […]



Cut n’ Run

By Dean Farisian • Sep 14th, 2007 • Category: Logs

What to do when you wake up beside a Dead Hooker.
It’s happened to all of us at one time, I suppose, stuck in a musty Bangkok sex club with numerous young girls all ogling at your overweight belly under a sweaty t-shirt, you feeling like the man you are, all three hundred pounds, the sex […]