Episode XVI: It's Never Been Like That
A couple years ago when I was in Pamplona, Spain, a friend emailed me about how cold Ohio was and that I'd better be enjoying the warm weather. It was 30 degrees and snowing in Pamplona at the time.
A few posts ago here I included a picture of the bridge that leads back to a restaurant I have been to here on the island. My dad referred to it as a ropebridge. There is no rope anywhere in the picture.
One of the other Americans here on this island was back in the States for the holidays. He said a lot of people told him they thought he'd have more of a tan. He probably has the deepest tan of any of us Americans here.
Everyone romanticises where I am and what I'm doing. Spain was cold in the winter in the mountains, just because it's a bridge on an island does not mean it is a ropebridge, I am just as tan here as in the summers in America, and, for the last time, I am north of the equator. North.
By the way, my old university email account is not working. I have not been able to get to it for two weeks. If you have my aol account, you can use that.
I will congratulate the Bears if they win.
A few posts ago here I included a picture of the bridge that leads back to a restaurant I have been to here on the island. My dad referred to it as a ropebridge. There is no rope anywhere in the picture.
One of the other Americans here on this island was back in the States for the holidays. He said a lot of people told him they thought he'd have more of a tan. He probably has the deepest tan of any of us Americans here.
Everyone romanticises where I am and what I'm doing. Spain was cold in the winter in the mountains, just because it's a bridge on an island does not mean it is a ropebridge, I am just as tan here as in the summers in America, and, for the last time, I am north of the equator. North.
By the way, my old university email account is not working. I have not been able to get to it for two weeks. If you have my aol account, you can use that.
I will congratulate the Bears if they win.
posted by rjs at 11:23 PM
2 Comments:
THEY LOST. Peyton manning is a DICK!
I really enjoyed your radio show! I meant to tell you earlier, but forgot. I set my alarm and got up at 4 in the morning just to listen. I appreciated my dedication, too! That's still one of my favorite songs. It felt like the whole world was collapsing, while I was listening. Joe was listening too, from D.C., and we were talking while you played songs in Micronesia...madness. I loved it.
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