Azerbaijan Travel and Tourism Guide

In the most recent develop of my stardom in Azerbaijan, I was told the tv show that I was working on was ready to begin shooting.  This was a mixed blessing.  Earlier in the year, developing scripts for the show took up most of my time and energy, but after I had a feeling that this project would fall through, I quit working on them.  I had completed 12 of the 20 episodes.  Those other eight might have killed me.  I started working on them again this week, but today I...

It was about last year at this time when I came across Lemon Barf Laundry Detergent at Tema Supermarket in Naxcivan, Azerbaijan.  First, I was amazed that science has progressed so far that what was once a pain to get out of clothes is now being used to cleaned it.  Second, I was disappointed to know that for all this time I have been barfing in the toilet like a sucker.  Third, I was shocked to know that Barf came in a powder.  I have barfed in many toilets across the wor...

Baku the CityBaku’s Hyder Ali Airport (everything is named after this dude and his son who is the present ruler) is situated about 45 minutes from the city.  I was picked up by a taxi arranged by my hosts and a taxi driver who spoke no English and had it not been for five words of Azeri I heard him speak, I could  have sworn that he was an interesting find for the Anthropologists of the world as the first driver who didn’t speak any language at all. The drive from the airpo...

The one thing that I can say about almost every international trip I have taken is that my health has not always been in top form.  My first trip to Asia, I came down with a deep lower respiratory infection.  I was practically downing a bottle of cough syrup before taking off to make sure that my coughing would not hinder me on boarding the plane and entering China.  The infection lasted the entire time I was in the Land of the Giant Panda (Chengdu).  During my second trip...