This is our little "Mozart" and she is 18 months into a multi year, open ended trip around the world, that started when she was five. She started playing the violin at 23 months old, so we thought it would be fun to mark her unique odyssey by playing her violin around the world at key places. This is the first installment, with the most exciting moment being her concert in the Sahara. She rode in on a camel and played for 60 Berber kids that have no running water and have never seen a violin. The beauty that we are seeing and the kindness of people every where, makes this world seem like heaven. This experience has been a great gift to us and we would like to share some of it with you. Enjoy!

This video was shot in the rural fishing village of Xun Zhou on an island off the coast of China in the extreme northern part of the Guangdong Province. I was told I was the first ever American to visit this village (This is one of the nicer houses and in my opinion doesn't represent most houses in rural China). These 'What It's Like" Videos are intended to be unedited and uncut, to give you the unfiltered experience of being there. Read more about the village and see more on my around-the-world trip at www.noboundaries.org. Also, I wrote a bit about the village here: http://noboundaries.org/blog/2007/11/05/the-first-american-in-china/

watch the feeding of many crocodiles at darwin's crocodylus park!

If you ever find yourself starving in Beijing, home of the 2008 Summer Olympics, then head down to the Donghuamen Night Market near the Forbidden City. Featuring over 100 traditional Chinese delicacies, Nick Vivion tastes his way through some of the best and worst of this exceptional Night Market. Come if you dare!