The children's translation is so much better; a proper story.

I'll miss your entries when you go!
Ally | Email | Homepage | 04.26.06 - 4:16 am | #

Thanks for teaching me about Tuntutuliak, Alaska. I enjoyed reading your blog and I gave the link to a few others who I thought might be interested.
It's very entertaining to travel the world via the internet.

Best of luck!
Andie | Email | Homepage | 04.26.06 - 4:24 pm | #

TPFAWL has been on my RSS feed for ages, probably since post 2 or 3. While I have rarely (never?) commented, I've enjoyed a peek at one of the few places in the US where living off the land is still possible.

Best of luck and here's hoping there isn't too much culture shock moving back to the big city.
ruidh | Email | Homepage | 04.27.06 - 11:48 am | #

I am sorry to hear that -- but good luck.
Shawn Kielty | Email | Homepage | 05.23.06 - 10:23 pm | #

Good luck (from Italy)
midable | Email | Homepage | 05.28.06 - 6:45 am | #

David--

Wonderful blog! I absolutely love the pictures! You'll have to start another one up from St. Thomas. My favorite pic is the one of the little girl cutting fish!! How sweet!

--Sabrina
Sabrina Demmert | Email | Homepage | 07.03.06 - 12:06 pm | #

Great blog. I read every single entry. What kind of camera do you use? I just retired from Georgia and have accepted a job in Chevak, AK. My husband and the dog will go with me. I'm really looking forward to it and have learned so much from your entries. Good luck on finding a job! They will be lucky to get you.
Ann Bender | Email | Homepage | 07.06.06 - 6:54 pm | #