mrlachatte (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
mrlachatte) wrote2005-08-23 06:24 pm
mrlachatte) wrote2005-08-23 06:24 pm
Here, in Seattle
Boom. We flew in a couple days ago (13 hours split between Fiji->Honalulu and Honalulu->Vancouver, then 3 hours driving to Seattle), we're spending 3 days staying with my grandma before finally heading home (another 4 hour plane trip to Toronto, I believe?) First meal in Canada? Tim Horton's chili combo with a Boston Cream donut. It was weird to hear all the flat accents in the airport, and see every sign in two languages. I haven't seen products like "Windshield De-Icer" for a long time, too!
In other news, I sent off postcards for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rossman231, eljhika, exophase and uh... someone else :< gamurgurl? I forget. Anyways, they all went out last Sunday and I know that at least exophase received his, and liked it. Two for two so far!
I'll have a follow-up post to this sometime later today/this week (when I have an internet connection back in Kitchener, we're waiting for an eBay auction to finish so we can buy a modem and then sign up for the high-speed service which will take time to be installed and blah blah blah). The subject of the post will be impressions of Canada/USA after a year being a stranger in a strange land. Or something. I know you can hardly wait.
The best part is that I spent the majority of my time in Fiji either:
All in all it was a great success, especially as I sat in the open-air bar, 10 metres from the beach, with the laptop on the table, playing around in CodeBlocks. I love my life.
In other news, I sent off postcards for
rossman231, eljhika, exophase and uh... someone else :< gamurgurl? I forget. Anyways, they all went out last Sunday and I know that at least exophase received his, and liked it. Two for two so far!I'll have a follow-up post to this sometime later today/this week (when I have an internet connection back in Kitchener, we're waiting for an eBay auction to finish so we can buy a modem and then sign up for the high-speed service which will take time to be installed and blah blah blah). The subject of the post will be impressions of Canada/USA after a year being a stranger in a strange land. Or something. I know you can hardly wait.
The best part is that I spent the majority of my time in Fiji either:
- Reading (Mexico Set and London Match by Len Deighton (A++++ would read again))
- Snorkelling/Diving (A+++++ would dive again)
- Coding (I was extremely productive on a variety of different projects!)
All in all it was a great success, especially as I sat in the open-air bar, 10 metres from the beach, with the laptop on the table, playing around in CodeBlocks. I love my life.
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i believe Sa was the other recipient of the postcard, i have a feeling i looked in on her journal at some point and she was all happy about getting it.
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i miss you guys.
tell ur monkey brother im expecting either a phone call or a surprise visit at my workplace when u two get back in town.
im glad you two r ok, and its all well. but hurry up im anxious....*jumps with anticipation*
go ahead mok me.
i mok me.
who doesn't mok me? lol
*****GAH!!!!!!!!!!!************
lol
-sa
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plus they're digging up the main road needed to get to my private road, its a one way street. w/e. she's just a lazy one. in my opppinion get paid to walk somewhere you walk there. ill give her a cab...
-S/a
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if she has to come right up your driveway... then you have a door slot? that's why we use letterboxes. makes life easier for everyone, except for those of us who don't own our private road and thus can't put a letterbox on it.
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- Lesley