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| 23rd May 2006 Holly | Pure Enjoyment - From: Small Blessings I have really enjoyed reading all of your travel adventures. It's almost like being there with you. Wish I was! |
| 21st May 2006 chelsea | - From: Small Blessings well, it just goes to show that karma is alive and well. sorry i have not been reading these, as i just sat down and remembered that you had a blog. you should be on your way home now. i am waiting for a phone call............. |
| 21st May 2006 Jess | That's gotta hurt - From: Small Blessings all your stories have been so good, but this one made my stomach turn too ouch! |
| 19th May 2006 Deena | Hey there little lady - From: Market Volatility Lots of love to you from Brooklyn - I spent the morning reading your guide. Marvelous adventures! (with the exception of the pickpocketing, but hey, it happens to the best of us) Enjoy the next few days!!! |
| 18th May 2006 Sarah | entertainment - From: Market Volatility I'm travelling from my desk at Scribner. This was a great entry. Can I use it in Food Matters? ha |
| 17th May 2006 Lisa Heinrich | OY - From: Market Volatility OH NO!!!!!!! |
| 14th May 2006 Jamaica | Gawd! Everybody knows that a 'taciturn...' - From: CANT FIND THE APOSTOPHE! ...is one of those whirligig things you gotta go through to get into concerts or grocery stores in Turkey. Geez. Just kidding. |
| 9th May 2006 i hide cheese | are you serious... taciturn ? - From: CANT FIND THE APOSTOPHE! I need a dictionary to read this.... |
| 7th May 2006 i hide cheese | Tripe - From: Ode to Opposable Thumbs Humans shouldn't eat tripe. Try not to start another set of riots. Happy travels, and thanks for the update. |
| 7th May 2006 Lisa | - From: Ode to Opposable Thumbs YAY! I knew you would love it! I wish I could see you there, but I'm having fun picturing you on the banks of the Seine! And yes, Fromagerie IS a word! and YES, dried goat cheese is SOOOOOO good!! Have fun lady, be safe and ENJOY! You deserve this adventure!!! |
| 5th May 2006 Holly | You'd better have fun in Paris - From: I knew it wouldn't stop there... Otherwise I'll kick your platinum-blonde ass! |
| 1st May 2006 Jamaica | If I have my way about it... - From: I knew it wouldn't stop there... ... you'll be having some fun soon enough as well. |
| 25th April 2006 i hide cheese | fun - From: I knew it wouldn't stop there... have fun lippy. |
| 23rd April 2006 Lisa | Can't wait - From: 33 Days... Hey Lady! I'm excited for your trip! How are you feeling? Ready? Still need any help with Paris? Are you staying the night? I have a friend their now!!! Let me know! Love ya! Lisa |
| 12th April 2006 Jamaica | Ha! - From: 33 Days... I love that! Thanks Casey! Did you know that a fishmonger is someone who sells fish? Okay, so that makes "mong" a verb, just like "fetter." To fetter, by the way, is to restrain, or tether. And, well, George W.'s special little brand of evil is anything but restrained. |
| 12th April 2006 Jamaica | My, what a good question! - From: 26 days... As of tomorrow Well, now. We do like to get to the point, don't we? I can't say I really know the answer there, but I'm guessing that it might have something to do with all the money and attention my "government" is directing towards destroying the lives of countless other poor souls across the globe. It's a matter of simple economics: if you spend all your money on booze, you got no bucks to feed the kids. Plus, these "kids" in question happened to be the poorest (and almost not-whitest) in our country, so The Man isn't interested. |
| 12th April 2006 i hide cheese | reconstruction - From: 26 days... As of tomorrow why won't the US government reconstruction their own country? |
| 11th April 2006 casey jane | unfettered evil - From: 33 Days... how do you fetter evil? never mind. i didn't know you were in europe! while you're in france you should check out the city of amboise.. i'm not sure how to get there, but the chateau is really nice! |
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