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Published: August 29th 2007
And by that of course I mean Stockholm's airport.
If I look really hard through the steel lined windows, I can see trees. They look pretty. This could be a cool country, who am I to judge? I haven't been through passport control. I have a two hour lay over before my flight St. Leninsburg, and it turns out, if you're willing to pay enough, go on a never ending search for the @ and ', the world of the internet can be yours too at the Stockholm airport.
Now let's be serious. We all know I have nothing to say. I just took a 9 hour flight from Chi-town (those of you with Frank Sinatra know running through your heads get extra points). Aside from jetlag and coffee, I have nothing on my mind. The real purpose of this entry to prove to everyone that I am alive, and remind them that this may be the last for a while. I don't know when I'll have internet in Russia.
And with that,
Adios amigos (because I have no idea how to say goodbye in Swedish)
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Kira
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Coincidence?
It's really weird... When you get to Russia, I'll be just leaving for it. And when I get to Russia, Alison will be just leaving for it. :-) I know you're going to have so much fun in St. Pete (despite the fact that you'll be all alone, constantly wishing that you could hang with Alison and I). ;-) I'm totally coming to visit for a weekend, if not for a week (we have a week to travel at some point in October, I think). Keep an eye out for a place for me to crash! :-) Poka! (That's not Swedish either, but still makes more sense than Spanish. :-P) *PS* My layover is in Helsinki, but it's only 45 mins so I will not have the great pleasure of figuring out a Scandinavian keyboard. ;-) Okay, srsly this time, bye :-)