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[rainsinger]

It was easier flying backwards in time - because the UK is a familiar place, and much as I loathe its weather at least it's a climate I understand. The UK has set things for me to do, places to go, people to see - a life and a niche, and some semblance of structure which I'm starting to find comforting

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[birdie1986]

sounds like you're settling back in well, i'd love to see a continula sunset on a flight it must be magical. hope the digeridoo practice goes well - i want to hear you play it at some point i hope you know!!!!

*k*

[rainsinger]

Well *play* might be a very generous term for the union of didge and I, but it certainly produces noise.
I can however confidently give you tips on poi tricks though. ;)

[mooism]

Time is a fascinating magical thing.

You’ll be needing coffee this afternoon, then?

[rainsinger]

Not this week I'm afraid :( as need rest and anti-inflammatories more.

[mooism]

Aw, drat. Didn’t realise your joints were still hurting.

Hope to see you soon.

[dubaiyan]

[dubaiyan]

What is Essential is invisible to the Eye

[rainsinger]

The Little Prince is a book by Antoine St. Exupery, posing as a children's story but really quite profound and well-observed.

It is one of my favourite books in the known Universe and I adore it so much I own no less than three copies, one of which I would only be too happy to send to you if you'd like one. :)

[dubaiyan]

[saucebook]

you're right, that film sounds well up my street. only disappointing japanese film of recent months was Battle Royale II, which wasn't a patch on the original by Takeshi Kitano. The goodies with a japanese cast or inclination have included Zatoichi, Lost In Translation and Japanese Story (worth getting on vid if you missed it).

[rainsinger]

I saw Japanese Story and loved it loved it loved it so much I covet it on DVD when it comes out.