Missions Accomplished: And Some Funny Business Along the Way
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Missions Accomplished: And Some Funny Business Along the Way
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Christopher Corey Smith
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Christopher Corey Smith
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Tim Jenkins
About this listen
Are all your trips perfect "missions accomplished?" No? Fear not, you're in good company.
Funny things can happen when you hit the road. This collection of anecdotes and lessons learned are from a traveler focused on the mission, whether business or leisure, and who finds the road itself can be wonderful.
- Meet a priest in Taiwan who performs less-than-holy conversions
- Consider a job offer to smuggle gold
- Enjoy the tender ministrations of the US Drug Enforcement Agency
- Discover a part of Paris not found on any tourist maps
- Learn why your friend might stroll buck naked through a hotel lobby at 4:00 a.m.
- Discover what to do when stuck 100 feet down in a sunken ship
- Be forewarned of "The Legend of Mount Splatterhorn"
- Know the one word best unsaid while driving in Finland
- And more than 40 other silly tales
Missions Accomplished will entertain and educate you; you'll want this book before you take that next flight or anytime you need a pleasant diversion in short bite-size chunks loaded with travel wisdom.
©2018 Timothy James Jenkins (P)2018 Timothy James Jenkins
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