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		<title>Of camels and donkeys</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have arrived safely in Malaysia after a thrilling adventure in Egypt and Jordan.  These are the highlights from our trip:
1) Got a machine gun pointed at me.
2) Survived 20 kilometers of walking on our visit to the ancient city of Petra.
3) Camped in freezing temperatures at a Bedouin-style camp in the middle of the desert.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have arrived safely in <span id="lw_1246809861_38" class="yshortcuts" style="border-bottom: 1px dashed #0066cc; cursor: pointer;">Malaysia</span> after a thrilling adventure in <span id="lw_1246809861_39" class="yshortcuts" style="border-bottom: 1px dashed #0066cc; cursor: pointer;">Egypt</span> and Jordan.  These are the highlights from our trip:</p>
<p>1) Got a machine gun pointed at me.<br />
2) Survived 20 kilometers of walking on our visit to the ancient city of Petra.<br />
3) Camped in freezing temperatures at a Bedouin-style camp in the middle of the desert.<br />
4) Got into a snow ball fight near Petra.<br />
5) Suffered from sore testicles after riding a camel.<br />
6) Climbed up <span id="lw_1246809861_40" class="yshortcuts">Mount Sinai</span> at 3 am and bumped into 49 Malaysians at the top.<br />
7) Spent a night on a felluca (an Egyptian sailboat). I slept sideways with one side of my face on the pillow, leaving the other side vulnerable to a sand fly siege. I woke up with red bumps all over the left side of my face and it stayed like that for a week.<br />
 <img src='http://www.justjezza.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_cool.gif' alt='8)' class='wp-smiley' /> Learned to tie an Arabian headscarf and wore it throughout Jordan.<br />
9) Went snorkeling in Dahab and got swept away by a current &#8212;  to a different beach.<br />
10) Swam in the Dead Sea. Some cool shit. As you walk in, your feet no longer touches the ground once the water gets to about nipple level.<br />
11) Drove through a road that was being washed away by a flash flood caused by melting snow in the mountains.<br />
12) Rode in a police convoy from <span id="lw_1246809861_41" class="yshortcuts" style="border-bottom: 1px dashed #0066cc; cursor: pointer;">Aswan</span> to Luxor.<br />
13) Helped an Egyptian man get dressed. A bit of a surreal occurence.<br />
14) Visited the pyramids, a bunch of other tombs and a bunch of temples. Sophie spotted a carving on King Tut&#8217;s sarcophagus that looked just like me.<br />
15) Aggravated my testicle injury riding on a donkey.<br />
16) Ate a lot of interesting food from some very dodgy places. Half our group got hit pretty severe <span id="lw_1246809861_42" class="yshortcuts">food poisoning</span>. Sophie and I were lucky not to catch anything despite being the two most adventruous food experimenters on the tour. Il hamdul allah!<br />
17) Got pretty good conversing in basic Arabic. Even learned the F-word. I made up my mind not to tell you wankers how to say it. Figured there are enough angry Muslims in the world.<br />
18) Witnessed a donkey getting a hard-on. Very impressive stuff.<br />
19) Did some last minute butt-saving. At 2am on Feb 14th, made a hieroglyphic Valentine&#8217;s Day card for Sophie out of tree bark.<br />
20) Ate at a KFC operated solely by deaf people. Ordering was a load of fun, and a piece of cake.</p>
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