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icedteainthebag

not that i do much here any more, but...

Apr 09, 2013 12:54

What's with the "Copyright © 1999 LiveJournal, Inc. All rights reserved." text at the bottom of every entry? Does anyone know what that's about?

And hello everyone. Hope you're doing well. :)

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cartography April 9 2013, 19:24:04 UTC

I've been wondering the same thing, to be honest. So many changes lately I disapprove of...

And happy belated birthday, love! :)

icedteainthebag April 9 2013, 19:35:02 UTC

Thank you thank you! :) Are you in Italy right now? Super jealous.

cartography April 9 2013, 19:46:21 UTC

Not yet, but almost! Leaving on Friday, so I'll be there on Saturday. If I could take you with me, I would! If and when I eventually own our family home, everyone's invited.

icedteainthebag April 9 2013, 20:10:14 UTC

I'd love to go. My great-grandparents immigrated from Sicily. :)

cartography April 9 2013, 20:30:08 UTC

Sicily! There's a huge chance you still have family there. Do you know any of them? My aunt and nonna just went to Sicily last autumn and brought back all those amazing photos. I really, really want to go eventually.

icedteainthebag April 9 2013, 20:43:44 UTC

I don't, though I could probably track them down through my aunt who is very into genealogy. It's a dream trip for me! Someday. I often find myself jealous of your travels. :D

cartography April 9 2013, 20:53:19 UTC

You should! Italian families are so wonderful and loving in that absolutely cliché way; I'm so glad I got to meet some of mine last year. And I have no doubt you'll get to go there one day.

Awww, I wish everyone who wants to could travel all the time. It really is easier when you're living in Europe, though. I sometimes forget how huge most other countries are, especially the US and Canada and Australia. Countries like that. It's a two or three hour drive at most to Poland and the Czech Republic from where I live; about eleven or twelve hours to Italy (and Austria / Switzerland in between); ten-ish to France, and maybe six or so to Denmark. Whereas you guys can drive for, well, not days (anymore), I guess, but nearly, and still be in the same country. I'm not sure which I prefer, actually, the longer I think about it. But yeah, Europe (and especially the EU) certainly makes travelling to other countries very easy. But then, I'm often jealous of people who have jobs and happy relationships and families, and sometimes think I would ( ... )

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