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| 15th April 2009 chris | addendum - From: OTAGO! Oh, and I didn't comment on your fantastic photos because words for them escape me. thanks, Chris |
| 15th April 2009 chris | hey - From: OTAGO! Hey, The crackhouse on Eliot street is gone!! Nothing but rubble in a dumpster now. (It's safe to come home now.) Celebrate with us...ready, go! May 31st Bang on a Can Marathon, youknowwhere. There is less sparkle around here w/o you guys. love, us guys |
| 12th April 2009 Peter S. | Unpleasantness - From: Ko Chang- the sequel Just when did you leave Thailand? Assuming you two had nothing to do with the current civil unrest there? Sarah, you look well. But, Ely, you really ought to have someone with medical expertise take a look at those two white, stringy growths coming out of your ears. When's the last time you had you head examined? Best, Peter PS: Save the spiders; they eat mosquitoes. Take your malaria pills: little white ones daily and the big orange ones weekly. |
| 10th April 2009 Aunt Linda | Happy Birthday! - From: OTAGO! Many happy returns of your Birthday!! Hope it was a glorious one! Sorry I forgot yesterday - I've been thinking about it for a while and then let it slip by! Sending my love. Aunt Linda |
| 10th April 2009 Elizabeth | Thanks - From: OTAGO! Yes, we have missed your photos and brilliantly wonderful writing. Still so fascinating and wonderful. Daffodils here, of which we never tire. See you in a few months. |
| 3rd April 2009 Jennifer | Can't view all the photos - From: Zenpukuji My husband and I will be moving there this fall, and your in the exact area! We are hoping to find a place in Moto Azabu Hills, and send our children to the Summerhill Preschool there. For some reason, I can't see all the photos you have posted. Example, one page says 38 views of Moto Azabu Hills, but only the first photo in the series is viewable. I am on a Mac. Would love to see them -especially the preschool area and the apartment building. Thanks, Jenn |
| 13th March 2009 LittleGidding | YAR!! - From: All the Pretty Horses Antarctic Alfredo! We be chillun our timbers up here in olde Spring Creek, with hail and sun slapping upside the noggins right aboot the same time! We hear y'all are experiencing freezling and shiverings tout suite! At least we have lemony sav blanc to stoke our hearts and tummies. We've been alearning the arts of serious organics up in this here valley--from turning elephantine compostia to insulating the bilge avec sheep wool, and were heartily rewarded for our troubles with four days of housesitting and no work! Ah yes, the pirate's life is a good one, ay, but doesn't oft avail her with a place to lay her mail. As soon as I get me one, I'll pass it along, good sir! Love to your ladyship and the grunts...we'll send word from further along the spit! |
| 9th March 2009 Rob | We have yr sun-glasses, snork-maiden. - From: All the Pretty Horses Hiya travelling dudes- hope the trip north went well. Did I mention they are all very tall, entish mermaids in Blenderheim? Never critise the wine, it is always perfect. We found some lovely sunglasses on the beach, next to an empty bottle of rum, and I have wrestled them from Alice's cold dead hands. If you want to nomimate a post-office, we can send them on. Otherwise Alice will lose them again herself, and some other lucky person will take their turn. |
| 24th February 2009 Peter S. | So............ - From: Under the Volcano You guys are having farrrrrrr toooooo much fun. I do hope that you are learning something. Upon your return, it is expected that you bring a cure for cancer, plan for world peace (at least in the Gaza strip) and/or a plan to reverse the U.S. economic slide towards depression (drugs not an option). Think of you every day. (Don't drink the (unfiltered) water). Love, Peter |
| 16th February 2009 Sally Coughlin | New Zealand - From: Erawan the Golden Van Hey guys, I'm glad you made it to N.Z. We spent three weeks there some years ago and loved it! What a great and interesting country, with so many different types of things to see, from lovely gardens to penguins! |
| 9th February 2009 Elizabeth | Bootiful - From: Erawan the Golden Van Very lovely, and the two of you look nice and cool for the first time in many entries. Van living looks like the life... |
| 19th January 2009 amy Coughlin | - From: Ko Tao Glad to see that funtimes are back! The beach is good for that. |
| 19th January 2009 amy Coughlin | Endurance & Compassion - From: Happy Phnew Year I was wondering how long it would be before I read an entry like this one. I remember that feeling of being covered in soot while traveling in India. The utter exhaustion and the guilty pleasure of seeking refuge to watch TV or eat food from a shiny origin rather than a street market reeking of sewage. You guys are amazing! Lots of Love! |
| 19th January 2009 amy Coughlin | Gorgeous! - From: 4,000 Years of Solace I want to be there with y'all! |
| 19th January 2009 Amy Coughlin | Why to burn? - From: Still Life with Elephants I have a guess as to why the Lao folk are always burning. In the moist and sunny climate, plants grow at a rate difficult to contain. Leaving piles of cleared brush can attract snakes and other critters to whom one may not want to offer hospitality. The smoke can offer an added benefit of keeping mosquitos and other blood-sucking, disease-carrying pests at bay. |
| 14th January 2009 Elizabeth | Fabulous - From: 4,000 Years of Solace Thank you for all of these great pix. It is just beautiful and wonderful. Snow and 20 degrees here. xx |
| 10th January 2009 daddy mark | miss you/envy you 2 - From: Happy Phnew Year dear ones, hope you are getting my comments. blog is wonderful.happy new year. hope i get to have such an adventure sometime before the time bandit catchs up to me. much love. dad |
| 6th January 2009 Elizabeth | Still loving it - From: Happy Phnew Year Thanks for another great read. Sobering, surprising, sad, wonderful. Happy New Year. 30 Rock rocks -- way better than watching Dick Clark and the Times Square Ball dropping. May 09 be the best ever. |
| 12th December 2008 Elizabeth | Beautiful! - From: The Magic Mountain(s) You make is SO real. Thanks for writing so beautifully -- it sounds amazing. Wish I could do that rope thing into the water -- sounds like so much fun. Merry Christmas! We are headed to Ogunquit today for a long weekend with Sandri family. Cold and windy here. Miss you. |
| 25th November 2008 Elizabeth | Beautiful - From: Roses Are Free Sounds wonderful -- keep the pictures coming. It makes us so thankful to know you are having this experience. Happy Thanksgiving from dreary and very rainy Mystic! |
| 14th November 2008 Amy C | Happy Days! - From: Elephant Isle I am so glad y'all are sharing. While my life is a bit mundane at the moment, it is thrilling to live vicariously through you. Much Love & Best Adventures, Amy C |
| 13th November 2008 Wilson | Doctor - From: Elephant Isle This trip is brilliant. I have read all the posts today since I just recently found out about your site. Obviously all is going well for you. Please keep the posts coming. It sounds incredilbe. ~Wilson |
| 13th November 2008 Wilson | Airport of Splendor - From: "Best North American Airport 2008" I think that is the best looking airport I have seen. |
| 12th November 2008 Grand Master Your Mom (A.K.A. Jason) | Can you send me a Jelly? - From: Elephant Isle Guys, Sounds like your adventure is off to a pleasant and exciting start start. Stay away from the foreign puss, and blood and it sounds like you will be fine... How has the food been, have you guys made any pals? j-man |
| 10th November 2008 Bess | Yo,yo,yo - From: Elephant Isle Each new blog entry is like a present. I anticipate them like Christmas & savor them like strudle. Chomp, chomp, chomp. |
| 7th November 2008 Elizabeth | Thanks - From: Elephant Isle Hi, you two. Great photos, and where'd you learn to write so good?? There's a memoir here. Very entertaining and informative. Sounds wonderful. Thinking of you. xoxoxo |
| 7th November 2008 kim | Miyazaki - From: Ponyo on a Cliff by the Sea Simple animation or not, Miyazaki is a master. My family is addicted. Not only have we seen them all (once translated - subtitles too hard for my littlest one), but we also have a collection of the scores on CD which my son goes to sleep to. We all hum the tunes! Thannks for the head's up on the newest title! |
| 1st November 2008 bun jam'n | what a glorious stuff - From: Azabu-juban looks like you are living a life of angelfood and golden-eagle feathered water beds. i simply must try it sometime, darlings. |
| 29th October 2008 melina | i coulda told you that - From: Straddling the dateline yes, air nippon is one of the very best! |
| 27th October 2008 Sally | Hi - From: Azabu-juban Glad to see you are doing well. You will have many adventures to reflect upon when you are old timers. Would love to see more scenery and photos from my decidedly less adventurous local, f you have the time to post them. Sally |
| 25th October 2008 mark sandri | cool adventure - From: Azabu-juban Wow! how many souls have the chance to take such an adventure? i,m envious. your blog is looking really great. keep us informed. i'm sure you are having the time of your lives. love to you both! |
| 23rd October 2008 Elizabeth | Lovely - From: Azabu-juban Hi, you two. Well, you really made it. Doesn't look like you are roughing it, so a good start. Hope the teaching is going well and that you are soaking it all in. We are thinking of you and can't wait to hear more. Great pix. |
| 23rd October 2008 Peter | Cool! - From: Azabu-juban Congratulations! You made it. Blog seems to be working at this (less-adventurous) end of the tin-cans and string (or those series of "tubes"). Looking forward to future installments. Best, Peter (& Elizabeth) |
| 19th October 2008 burtha | - From: Greetings from Stumptown impressive wingspan brah |
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