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Alas...
LJ, you are, once again, dead to me. I don't post, and it really doesn't matter. Newer things have come along and replaced you. I want to vertically integrate my site which means you no longer have a place in my world. There are new ways to post online and I would prefer a consolidated site with photos, videos and text entries. It's not you, ( Read more... ) -
Still Waiting
Still here. I was speaking with a woman who is on her way to Newzealand. She has to fly to Dubai, then Singapore, then Australia and then finally to Auckland Newzealand. Ouch! I thought I had it bad. She arrives and there is a thirteen hour time difference. She arrives in the early afternoon, but her body will think it is the middle of the ( Read more... ) -
Heathrow Again...
Here I am again, however this time I am on my way home. I arrived roughly two hours ago and now I have about three hours to go. My flight is at 9:05pm GMT. Time for fun waiting ( Read more... ) -
LiveJournal + Mobility = Missing Posts
It seems that posting from a mobile device like a palm or a phone does not work as seamlessly as I thought it would. I have not been able to post images and many of my posts has disappeared on their way from my palm to LJ. This is a tad frustrating as I have posted some interesting and eventful stuff ( Read more... ) -
Sick sickety sick...
I was attempting to write an entry two days ago but my computer shut off without warning. It was nothing important, I was just mentioning that I am sick. I saw a doctor yesterday and found out I have an ear infection. I am on loads of medication now (antibiotics, ear drops, pain killers). At least I managed treatment before I leave for France ( Read more... ) -
On the tale of Granada (or Transportation Troubles) Part II...
So where was I? Oh yeah.
We left la Alhambra and returned to the the main part of the city. After a couple more crepes and a long and interesting conversation with the French owner of the creperie we returned to the hotel. I attempted to check my e-mail but the Internet connection in the hotel was beyond slow. I overheard the concierge giving ( Read more... ) -
On the tale of Granada (or Transportation Troubles)
Well the first day was a no brainer. Get on a bus headed from Madrid to Granada around 8:00 in the morning. No problem. We lugged our heavy packs from the hotel to the train station, through the rail system until we reached the bus station. Piece of cake! After almost mistaking a different bus for our own and missing ours we hopped on the ( Read more... )
