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| 16th January 2008 LINZICA | back on track - From: sweatin through it hey lizz, travelling again has brought the wonders with it, including my curiousity in other people's adventures. I´m glad to 'catch up' with you and what you've been up to. As always, a witty and shining writer. I hope your new bed in buenos aires brings sweet dreams! cuidate, jenica |
| 30th December 2007 LEW | Great Images - From: Goin home in style Lizzz, really great images. Jim and Mary look really happy; great couple. Lew E. |
| 4th October 2007 Scott | ! - From: Another World smidge. |
| 9th September 2007 LizzZ | pan arabe - From: Another World pan arabe is pita bread. |
| 9th September 2007 brian | chapati?? - From: Another World this pan arabe is it possibly indian chapati? they eat this in kenya too! it looks the same... |
| 18th August 2007 jengles | awwwwww - From: Snow storm lizzzy you just made me teary eyed with that one! i know exactly the feeling you are describing. it is the feeling that used to well up in me every time it snowed and there was a shadow of a hope that we would get sent home from school. its something like elation. now i get an inkling of that feeling whenever there is a good thunderstorm! |
| 11th July 2007 mama | me, too! - From: Snow storm I feel the excitement!!! |
| 7th July 2007 el gringo | Huh? - From: En el noche porteño Can I ask what you were smoking at this concert? |
| 28th June 2007 Scott | Me too - From: ¿How Do you mate? I often want to run away and start a new life when I find myself in an interesting spot. I look in windows and imagine what life must be like for the people who's lives I'm glimpsing, and I wonder if that life could/would ever be mine. The answer is pretty much always no, but it puts me in a...special place to think about it. By the way, the picture of the boxes is rad. Way to capture natural light, and there is so much tone and texture, and your colors have awesome exposure. |
| 28th June 2007 josh elowsky | you vs rick steves - From: ¿How Do you mate? seriously lizzZ you need to publish your travel blog and get money to go to other places and write about them. especially this last entry with all of the play by play intermingled with the personal reflections on local interactions. you do good |
| 28th June 2007 valeriavine | lovely memories - From: ¿How Do you mate? Yes I felt that way too when I was in Montevideo. We also tried to get into Las Misiones but were very sad to see it closed like you had. I too took a photo of it closed as a very small concession for my thwarted efforts. chau |
| 28th June 2007 Auntie San | Mate - From: ¿How Do you mate? Now that's a title that catches the eye.. you have the power to shock and surprise.. great to read your blogs again, I've missed them! |
| 28th June 2007 mama | i'm sorry, so sorry... - From: ¿How Do you mate? to have marked you for life this way. i remember that day...thought you made a deliberately poor likeness of the apple so i would do one for you. but you are an artist in expressing yourself with words and photos. xx oo xx |
| 27th June 2007 Scott | ! - From: Raindrops and sunshine live it girl! |
| 27th June 2007 Cali | me gusta tener noticias de su vida - From: Raindrops and sunshine Hola Prima! Hang in there! I'm proud of you for choosing this life! Sonrisas, Cali |
| 27th June 2007 Mama | : ) - From: Raindrops and sunshine You make me smile, my little love. Would love Quinn's mom's corn chowder recipe. bestitos- Mama. |
| 27th June 2007 A | empathy - From: Raindrops and sunshine Hi LizzZ, I was happy to see a new post from you pop up on Bloglines after a long break. In a brief fascination with BsAs, I ran across your blog some months ago and was taken by your ability to poetically turn a phrase, intentionally and otherwise (bad spelling can sometimes work out well!), and have been a reader since. You're living one of the many lives I wish I did live...the life I have is quite fine, but the realm of possibilities is large and there will always be more paths not taken than taken. While you don't know me from Adam, I know your through your writings - one of the sorta creepy but inevitable side effects of keeping a blog like this - so I find myself caring how you're doing. So here's a wish for you to find your way out of your current funk. Damn, the food sounds good. |
| 21st June 2007 Melinda111 | Dreams - From: Sugar Toes I had a dream that my dad got cancer. My brother called me and sighed "hi" and I asked "What's wrong?" He got angry with me because everyone in my family already knew that morning, yet it was night and I was just finding out... |
| 7th May 2007 Mama | just read it... - From: Things are changing Can't believe I'm just reading this. But I can't think of anything to add to what others have said. Hope the "blue funk" has passed. (not to be confused with the pink, glittery cloud Kittofer's birthday card referred to) |
| 6th April 2007 Auntie San | Heckling.... - From: A movie premier and squeezing into a little black dress Good things happen sometimes when you step out of your comfort Zone... Glad you got passes to the premier, sounds like you really enjoyed it, and you look great in the pics.. you have grown into a beautiful young woman Liz. Now, hope you get to teach English classes to Leo, he seems like such an interesting person. |
| 6th April 2007 LizzZ | dollar signs - From: A movie premier and squeezing into a little black dress scott, it is confusing to use the $ for pesos....but its what they use. For US dollars they use U$... clever, no? |
| 6th April 2007 toni | wowzah! - From: A movie premier and squeezing into a little black dress hot stuff! the dress was perfect ...so, what does the director look like? winkwink |
| 5th April 2007 mama | oh my gosh! - From: A movie premier and squeezing into a little black dress I laughed like only you can make me laugh!!!!! I can't keep from smiling! thank you- you made my day!!!!! |
| 5th April 2007 Scott | Movin' on up - From: A movie premier and squeezing into a little black dress That is great that you are starting to get more connected to the world you are interested in. Just remember, the beautiful people aren't really. Man cannot improve upon the beauty of nature, only mar it. But it sure can be fun to bob and weave through the busy streets of popular social sector. Enjoy it. PS - it is a confusing syntax error to precede an amount in pesos with a dollar sign |
| 22nd March 2007 Stayloose | Good Luck - From: Going home Good luck and take care. Home is simply a state of mind. If there is love and happiness anywhere can be home, no matter how temporary or impermanent. Returning with a positive mind is all you need. stayloose ben |
| 20th March 2007 Cali | Wish I could be there - From: Going home LizzZ, Wish I could be there with you all. Give and get extra hugs from me. love ya. |
| 20th March 2007 Scott | ? - From: Going home I take dirty laundry across 1.5 continents and an ocean when I go to visit my mom. Great grandmothers do seem to have magical backyards, don't they? Are you sure you speak fluent Indianan? I was born and raised in Ohio, and I don't think I speak fluent Indianan. Travel safe, but not so much so that you don't have any adventurous fun. |
| 20th March 2007 LEW | Home - From: Going home Lizz, Those memories are yours forever go to Indiana and enjoy the moment add them to your memories it's never really goodbye. By the way please give them all a big hug for me. |
| 7th March 2007 valeriavine | speaking of the weather.... - From: Beaches in Buenos Aires I'll be in Buenos aires on the 9th March..this Friday! i can't believe it. our post has confirmed what I thought but just as a last minute packing thing can you confirm that it's truly bloody hot and i dont need to pack anything heavier than a light cardigan? happy travels! |
| 25th February 2007 toni | la mamma per l'amica - From: What the hell have I been doing? as gilmore girls was called in italy where my sister and i first started watching it on a regular basis. its probably the best american export. i mean it beats arnold schwartzenager? flicks, no? |
| 24th February 2007 ma | : ) - From: Beaches in Buenos Aires this one made me belly-laugh out loud!!!!!! |
| 24th February 2007 ma | ha! - From: What the hell have I been doing? how'd I miss this one????? |
| 24th February 2007 ma | astounding - From: Buenos Aires: Greatest Hits enjoyed this entry so very much. it ended too soon..... |
| 24th February 2007 Auntie San | Beaches - From: What the hell have I been doing? Love the jacket!! Rainbow looks great on you... so how far are the beaches? The one in this blog?? Great to see Blogs from you again... it had been awhile!! |
| 19th January 2007 ma | mmmmm - From: Finding Buenos Aires took my breath away. |
| 15th January 2007 Robert | - From: Dinos and oatmeal cookies Fun to read. I agree with your concept of a museum. Looking forward to my trip in March. |
| 9th January 2007 Scott | ! - From: Finding Buenos Aires Beautiful! |
| 3rd January 2007 LEW | Thanksgiving! - From: How I said "Thank you" I remember the thanksgiving last year it was so much fun being with your friends here in Washington. But you are correct we all have to move on and away from the family that raised you. We arn't as fractured as you may think we all care for each other a great deal. |
| 3rd January 2007 LEW | Thanks! - From: 24 hours Lizzz, Thanks for bringing this portion of your adventure to life. |
| 17th December 2006 mark | - From: 24 hours such beautiful writing!!! |
| 30th November 2006 Scott | good to know - From: How I said "Thank you" it is great that you're building more/new family in new places. My mom and I cast off "family" thanksgiving years ago, but there was time where I had built my own little family and those were the best thanksgivings ever. I don't really go in for the hokey of Thanksgiving, but it is pretty rad to actually realize that you have something to be thankful for and have a chance to celebrate it. |
| 30th November 2006 toni | holiday - From: How I said "Thank you" its been awhile since i came here, to your travels and so there are a few things ive realized about it. 1-its really comforting 2-whenever and wherever you return to the states to do whatever you please, this is the most amazing resume ive ever read/seen. hopefully you'll stay in the written word. of course its more ... much more than just a resume... im jus sayin. 3-youre really great. and as trite as it may seem (being that we met so briefly and under stoopid circumstances) i MISS YOU! p.s. that polka'dotted dress is one hot number! |
| 29th November 2006 mark | hey stranger - From: How I said "Thank you" I´m sorry that this was a difficult thanksgiving for you, it is a hard time of the year for a lot of people. But if it makes you feel any better I think you deserve to be thankful for your skills as a writer. Good luck with everything. |
| 14th November 2006 Auntie Suzy | Your Family is Watching... - From: Its a little tough What's this all about? I'm trying to contact you and,... this is what I find... |
| 6th November 2006 Mary D. | Oh, yes, I read it. - From: Moving I read your "vision", written in our ledger at River House. You have done far better than the vision implied. So now I think it is great that you are writing another--newer--version of your vision. Then blast past that one, and the next one, and the next one.................. Love, M |
| 30th October 2006 mama | - From: Saying "Good morning" to the morning Good Morning Sleeping Beauty... you are my angel. : ) |
| 29th October 2006 Scott | ! - From: Saying "Good morning" to the morning Beautiful! |
| 29th October 2006 auntie San | Next one??? - From: The Sound of Silence Ok.. it's been awhile, anxious to read another chapter in your life in Buenos Aires!!! |
| 19th September 2006 Mama | Lovely - From: A winter spring day Thanks for sharing... |
| 19th September 2006 Mama | : ) - From: Sunday morning It's good to see you back! Friends have been asking when to expect another entry. |
