About Us
Contact us: mike [at] mikewasheswindows [dot] com
Follow our journeys around the world from the safety and comfort of your home/car/bathtub.
Dec 2009: Southeast Asia
January to April 2009: France by scooter
Dec 2008: Colombia
Dec 2007 to Feb 2008: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.
Dec 2006 to Feb 2007: Singapore, Thailand, Laos, Malaysia
Our travelfood blog is The Chickenwall.
Our blog for the other 3/4 of the year is Life at Little Home and Retrospective.
Azure is a 29-year-old boat detailer.
Mike is a 30-year-old window washer.
Both grew up in the Seattle area and studied liberal arts at the University of Washington. Mike is dating up.
Banner pictures:
1st panel: A tree in the winter in Southwest France (near the town of Baraqueville). You can find the original picture here and Mike’s post about the ride here.
2nd panel: Bogota at sunset from Montserrat. You can find the original picture here.
3rd panel: Mike floating in a storm drain on the west coast of Corsica. You can find the original picture here.
4th panel: A mimosa tree filling a ruined building near the town of Propriano, Corsica. You can find the original picture here.
5th panel: Azure walking down the hill to Dolceacqua, Italy, after an amazing meal. You can find the original picture here and Azure’s post about the experience here.
6th panel: Sheep near the town of Noyers-sur-Serenin, France. You can find the original picture here and Mike’s post about the walk here.
7th panel: Azure staring at the town of L’Ile Rousse on the west coast of Corsica.
You guys are funnnnnnnnn!
Hey guys,
Found your blog via favela comments (Mike) on World Hum. In complete agreement. Good on you.
Just got back from Uruguay (lived in Montevideo, plan on going back in a few months), so seeing Punta del Diablo and the dude with the mate was fantastic.
Seguiré leyendo. Un abrazo,
Dominic
Thanks Dominic – I wish we’d gotten to spend more time in Montevideo… it was a fascinating place for the one day we got to visit. I think it was a national holiday, actually… everyone was down on the boardwalk fishing and picnicking.
The people in Uruguay are some of the classiest we’ve met in the world (although if you spend enough time there I’m sure you’re exposed to the other side as well). You’re lucky to be in such a special little country.
Take care,
Mike
Hey you two!
It’s been always a dream to travel with someone special and I’m glad you are doing that!
Have a good one!
Hi both …
Greetings from smoggy Shanghai.
You have a great thing going here … enjoying your back-issues and looking forward to future posts!
Cheers,
Trent