Not Dead But Sheeping

[hairyears]

I should post a bit, seeing as I've travelled across Canada, fallen deeper in love, done new things, rediscovered an old one (and found that I'm better at it than I ever was, years ago), been exiled from East London, and have some truly excruciating work-related suckage to unload into the echo chamber

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[gerald_duck]

"The entire Nile Valley was covered by a string of villages, which are often known simply because of their surviving cemeteries."

No doubt you will approve of the Nile reference, but I should point out the book isn't mine, nor is it one I intend to read. The computer just happens to be by a pile of stuff left behind by my former lodger, which I've still not managed to persuade him to reclaim.

Clearly you should be posting a lot, not merely a bit. I regard this posting as a teaser. Or maybe we should be meeting up some time now the Olympics aren't in the way. Um… or does your mysterious exile preclude visits to the Pembury, for example?

[fwuffydragon]

Hello! Nice to see your post! :)

[katsmeat]

"Because the Earth's crust is so young, there is no equivalent to the ejecta blanket of the Fra Maurio Formation; in fact, there is hardly any brecciated rock at all."

I look forward to any posts about your trip, as Western Canada is kind've my favourite place, well. anywhere.

[purplekaz]

What's your living situation at the moment? I can't keep up.

[hairyears]

Our tenancy in Leytonstone ended, so ewt and I are staying in my flat in Enfield.

The plan is to find a place for Ewt in Leytonstone, with somekind of teaching space/music room when i know whether my contract at work will be renewed.