Monday 7pm

[joybon]

I woke up late this morning. The day progressed from coffee, to tea and now duty free gin. It is a public holiday today. I am not sure for. Perhaps Labor day. Or the Queen's birthday. Actually, Work Choices abolished Labor day, so I'm not sure. I am grateful for it just the same

Comments

[bardcat]

wonderful to hear a bit about your time in europe. hope all is well.

[asakiyume]

The one time I was in France, in Paris for just a day and two nights, I sat on the edge of the Seine in a place that looks like the place where your orange peels and knife are resting.

It sounds like a lovely time--you don't need quiet introspection during those times; you can have it afterward, reflecting back on events. It's great that you were so in the now, so busy experiencing Europe, while you were there.

And we got your postcard!! Thank you!

[aztecson23]

" . . . Virginia Woolf in London, Primo Levi in Berlin, Kafka in Prague, a Whitby murder mystery in Paris and the Guardian and Times when in the UK."

OMG, you lived every English major's dream! I'm studying the Romantics and I wish I could read Tintern Abbey, at, welp, Tintern Abbey.

Sounds like it was loads of fun!

[joybon]

iT WAS! Sorry about the 9 month delay in responding.
Hope things are good with you.
B

[bardcat]

if you don't post again, i will be very sad.

[joybon]

Hi Jeff
Thanks for the kind comment!
I'll be back, and I look forward to catching up on all your reading and discoveries.
All the best, I'll be in touch soon.
Bonnie

[bardcat]

Wonderful Bonnie!

You are so delightfully insightful with your words. Few people here say it better and with more wonder and awe!

Peace/Jeff

[essius]

I second bardcat's sentiments. What's new?

[joybon]

Hullo!
Thanks for the hello!
I'll be back soon (new lap top, starting study again, conditions are perfect for posting).
Take care,
B

[essius]

No problem.

What will you be studying?