My back-at-ya’s this month also happen to be some of my favorite blogs.

I’ve done my best to keep The Bushman entertained and he has continued to throw his readers my way by including me in his weekly picks. Thanks for your support! Now here’s what I’ve been enjoying on his blog: Special Homecooked Foods (Stop will ya! My salivary glands can’t stand the torture!) Blue Sky Hoedown and Bushman Goes Guitar Shopping.

Mark Forman has started his new photoblog at TaiComp Photoblog , and sent some link love my way earlier on. I also enjoy reading Mark Forman 2.0.

After the Bushman introduced his pal, Brunty, several months back, I found myself with an intriguing new friend in Thailand. Check out Isaan Style.

My series on Taiwanese Super Writers and new kid author, Oliver Wang, has enjoyed quite a bit of fame after I found out he had a doppleganger. Check out Poplicks.com written by Oliver Wang.

One of my favorite travel writers, Gary, has been traveling for a year and has a lot to say about living the life of a full-time wanderer. Plus his photography is sweet. Everything Everywhere is one of my daily must-reads.

Last but not least, Michael Turton of The View From Taiwan included me in his weekly links a few weeks ago. Michael continues to provide first rate coverage of the political happenings in Taiwan and also features some pretty amazing photography.

NOTABLE MENTIONS:

My friend, Marco, has started a new photoblog called Antithesis Photography. So far, it looks great. I see great things coming from him. His photography exhibits a special artistic flair for the unusual. I find his work visually appealing and always a welcome surprise. I like his latest ghoulish approach.

Stopping To Smell the Roses is written by Jeffrey Alan Miller, a fellow ex-pat, world traveler and ESL teacher in Korea. I’ve especially enjoyed his posts on Laos.

Fili has all sorts of interesting India goodness happening at Fili’s World. In addition to providing me with my weekly entertainment on a regular basis, Fili was kind enough to give me a hand with a project I’m working on. More on that later. Just wanted to say, “Thanks!”