Reskaninen's Guestbook

Nice start
Sitting here in rainy Lerum, your description of Kingston rings positively exotic. But then a Jamaican might say the same about our neck of the woods. Somewhere off the coast of Jamaica lies a shipwreck of the first ship my great grandfather sailed as captain, the brig Bore. No big thing and he wasn't captain then, but its one of two I do not have a picture of. Nor do I ever hope to find one. But that's the closest tie I have to Jamaica, except for the wife of my late uncle named Hyacinth. But she lives in Austria now. We write now and then. I look forward to your next entry - I'll read it if I can find the time.

How to find graves
What a bummer for you not to see neither Walt Disney's nor Errol Flynn's grave. If you want to go looking for graves your best friend is "Findagrave dot com". If you are lucky they have information to where in a large graveyard a specific grave is located. But I guess you already knew that. Btw it's cool you've seen Bela Lugosi's grave. I'm envious! When you go to London you just have to check out Golders Green Crematorium. Peter Sellers and Marc Bolan are both buried there. Urns with the ashes of Sigmund Freud and Bram Stoker can be seen if you ask the caretakers for a key to the house where they are stored. The ashes of legendary drummer Keith Moon was scattered there as well and a small memorial plaque is put up over him. Ake

Why only the right foot?
LA has to be done whole or not at all. It's an immersion thing - you'll know it when you've done it, but if you don't you won't know it. Like the sound of one hand clapping, of course, as a totally immersed friend once said. Glad your getting all the tidbits together. Say hi toyour beloved and come home safely.

I'll see it all in January
Hope I can try the guestroom in January when I come down for the film festival. I'm looking forward to see your casa. Åke

One word is enough...
...jealous! Damn... Now I have to go and see the Victoria Falls and Iguazu Falls...