Egypt - Dashing out the Door
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"Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!"
Moments left before I leave this country. As Dad always firmly states, everything gets frantic before you go abroad. A few seconds ago I was on the phone to Australian and Egyptian people I shall miss for the next month. A last-minute banking crisis was suddenly eased by a deu ex machina with a taste for dramatic timing. At least the final farewell dinner was leisurely and delicious, with great company that I am sure to miss.
Deepest darkest Africa beckons like a neocolonial fantasy. I don't know how reliable my internet access will be. I'm expecting very little indeed. Subsequently, I will try to get at least one post per nation (seven in total), but I can make no promises. The diary will be extensive, as will my photographs.
Bring on the third major phase of the GT!
"Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!"
Moments left before I leave this country. As Dad always firmly states, everything gets frantic before you go abroad. A few seconds ago I was on the phone to Australian and Egyptian people I shall miss for the next month. A last-minute banking crisis was suddenly eased by a deu ex machina with a taste for dramatic timing. At least the final farewell dinner was leisurely and delicious, with great company that I am sure to miss.
Deepest darkest Africa beckons like a neocolonial fantasy. I don't know how reliable my internet access will be. I'm expecting very little indeed. Subsequently, I will try to get at least one post per nation (seven in total), but I can make no promises. The diary will be extensive, as will my photographs.
Bring on the third major phase of the GT!
posted by Sam, somewhere distant and exotic. @ 7:15 am
1 Comments:
At Tuesday, January 10, 2006 10:10:00 pm,
Anonymous said…
best of luck in Africa Sam! Hippos and rhinocaurous' (sp?) and giraffes, coming right at me oh my! (watch out for the animals...)
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