In which Zach visits an authentic and beautiful teahouse from Dushanbe, Tajikistan
The Personal Blog of Zach Heise
In which Zach visits an authentic and beautiful teahouse from Dushanbe, Tajikistan
I was honored to be part of the University of Madison’s contingent to the Midwestern Campus Antiwar Network Conference. I just got back a few hours ago from a weekend of networking, activism workshops, and as pictured here from the front page of the Daily Iowan student newspaper, a 2 hour rally/protest. I really enjoyed […]
I didn’t have time to make a conclusion posting for my trip to Great Britain because I’ve been busy the past few days moving into my new apartment in Madison. I’m subletting in this apartment, but I selected it because I’m also on the lease for the 2007-2008 year as well, starting August 16th. But […]
My last day in London was sad for me; I felt like there wasn’t nearly enough time for me to do accomplish anywhere close to what I wanted to see. On the other hand, one of the very reasons why I planned my trip to be short in Europe’s most expensive city was because I […]
I hate to have to keep retracting my previous statements like this, but if I thought my legs were knackered after climbing the mountain, then biking the island, I have to say that this new level of pain (or rather, numbness) takes the cake now that I’ve arrived back at the Generator from a night […]
The last leg of my Great Britain trip is at hand. The train is about an hour from St. Pancras Station in London, which many Americans have seen without realizing it – it’s used in the Harry Potter films for the outside shots, instead of King’s Cross Station (from what I hear, there’s plaque for […]