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| 19th October 2006 Dad | Great blogging - From: Tuscany Your descripitons are terrific and I hoping to see some photos of Tuscany. When will you be in Lon don |
| 7th October 2006 Lisa | jetsettingest friends - From: MilanO! You and George are equally my jetsettingest friends. You are both terribly cool and jetsetting-y. |
| 6th October 2006 druid | lewd comments - From: Paris, la plus belle ville de monde. Nina, I will be happy to make comments each and every time you walk past me. We just need to get on the same side of the world, so that can happen. |
| 6th October 2006 naomi | - From: Paris, la plus belle ville de monde. In which sense were you working in the sex district of Paris? |
| 2nd March 2006 fd | issan buddy - From: graphic descriptions of thai life nice to read your blog, i'm also in issan teaching in a school, not very many farang don't you think,m rather nice really.. |
| 2nd January 2006 steve | Thanx - From: graphic descriptions of thai life Thanx for sharing your experience i was looking up ban phai and enjoyed reading . steve x |
| 20th December 2005 Joseph | - From: Singing the praises of Singers! that unknown building is the current Supreme Court of Singapore. |
| 17th October 2005 anonymous | - From: Phuket and Quick update #2 Singer writes well - his stuff on the moral case for aid is convincing (though one hopes people don't really *need* convincing, and that his work is more an intellectual, academic exercise than a call to arms). I'll have to read Animal Liberation. |
| 19th September 2005 j bourbon jones | koh pha-ngan - From: recovery at Pha-Ngan wow, i was there at the same time as you, but opted not to join the full moon party. all the same, i very much enjoyed the island, and being the only yank in town.. |
| 16th September 2005 MsNina | interesting question - From: unAustralian in Australia I think that it would be fundamentally Australian to deny someone existence to one's group simply because they are not Australian. Therefore, it is fundamentally UnAustralian to allow all people to become citizens of UnAustralia, as long as they too adhere to the principles of UnAustralianism (like, being a decent human being). I think you can join, mate. |
| 11th September 2005 dru | the Republic of unAustralia - From: unAustralian in Australia Do I need to be Australian in order to be in the Republic of unAustralia? I think I probably have similar views and beliefs. |
| 13th July 2005 Ms.Boom | I like it. - From: beachin' I like your journal. I'm a local people of Trat province. I have seen Koh Chang all of my life, sometimes I didn't like about the development of Koh Chang.In my opinion, may be one day in the future almost the land on Koh Chang will belong to investors.I realized and feel so sad because the one of paradise of my province will be gone. I'm sorry about my English isn't well. |
| 23rd June 2005 George | - From: recovery at Pha-Ngan mmmmm beach... |
| 22nd June 2005 lizbeth | dog - From: recovery at Pha-Ngan boootiful doggy |
| 22nd June 2005 JJ | Excellent post! - From: Angkor Wat I'm headed to Angkor later this year. I'm terribly excited. My website is named after The Churning of the Milky Ocean: http://www.thechurning.com Rock on, JJ |
| 30th March 2005 anonymous | check - From: Wacko t-shirt slogans My favourite one is something along the folowing: Check out, then an arrow pointing to a picture of Prague - naomi |
| 28th March 2005 Eva | dang right! - From: Wacko t-shirt slogans hahaha....spot on with the t-shirts! although i've seen a few others that are hilarious as well! one is actually correct in spelling, but it's dang funny anyways! it simply says "my rice crispies made me do it!" i thought it was hysterical, but i guess you'd have to see the guy that was wearing it in order to appreciate it more! anyway, goodluck with your t-shirt hunting! x eva |
| 21st March 2005 anonymous | apartment - From: Freezing It is so impressively neat!! How do you do it?? - naomi |
| 16th March 2005 anonymous | - From: Summer holidays (part 2) No accusation! I 'think' what I'm remembering was in a collection of Woolf's journal writings, put together by her husband after she died. The bit you wrote was "it is hard to see how I deserve to live amongst such comfort and ease while I know there are others whose lives are a constant struggle". My bad memory is telling me Woolf said the same thing, referring to the peace demonstrations occuring at the time. Or something. The only other thing I was reading at the time was some eco-feminisim, and I can't recall it being that personal. |
| 15th March 2005 MsNina | - From: Summer holidays (part 2) Hmm - I'm taking that as a compliment, rather than an accusation of plagiarism! What was it? |
| 13th March 2005 anonymous | - From: Summer holidays (part 2) Part of what you wrote sounds almost exactly like something I read the other day - Virginia Woolf I think. |
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