The Neverending "Conversation About Everything" Chain

Smartly, I set my alarm clock last night. Now it is time to put on my shoes and get ready to go out to the real world.

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World views in the morning are a little hard to come by, one has to swack one's face with a warm facecloth, if available.

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Clary wrote:

Thanks for putting the lid on the eternal shoe conversation, Ossobuco - I remember when my travel thread became taken over by the subject, temporarily. Should I continue with my travel digression, since I am returning to Hong Kong next weekend and will progress from there to SE Asia again?

Yeah Clary, deffo, recommence your epistle/ chronicle, it was vv good.

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Available diversions for me today include - staying on A2K all morning, filling in a tax form, cleaning and clearing my office (long overdue), watching the Olympics. And this afternoon I am taking two students from our school to Plymouth for a sightseeing trip in the rain.

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Available light is good enough sometimes when taking pictures. I have a little digital camera now and the pictures are better without the flash, in conditions penumbrate.

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Pernumbrations recommence, sometimes.

I didn't know there was a chronicle going on, am sorry to
thwart it.

(which reminds me, mctag... some of us wanna hear about italy..)

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McTag, you pipped a lady there. Waaaah!

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Italy? Where were you in Italy, McTag?

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Clary wrote:

McTag, you pipped a lady there. Waaaah!

Clazza, if by "pipped" you mean " was beaten by", I plead guilty as charged, and apologise.
Ladies are much smarter than gents, as we all know.

Yes I was in Tuscany for a week, and will report on Osso's Italian thread, this evening I promise. Such a lot to report. Anyway it was great.

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Great

! Was this the first time that you've been to Tuscany, or have you been before?

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Time #2. The first time was a walking holiday based in Barga, which I think is in Garfagnana.
This time we were based in Montecatini. More later. Ciao.

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Ciao, McTag! I hope to read of your voyage soon; I'm very interested Very Happy

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Well it's here: sorry for getting a bit off-topic btw

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=19483&start=60

Interested is a good starting point, indeed. For what can we accomplish, what can we learn, without that?

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That seems to have been a delightful trip, McTag. After reading about it, I am ready to pack and head for Italy.

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Italy is a very seductive, complex and satisfying society. More people have added their thoughts to the above thread; meanwhile I watched The Sopranos on TV last night- a new series has started here.

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Here is a helping hand to get the old "Conversation about Everything" back on the leader board. Where are the conversationalists tonight?

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Tonight, I am supposed to be at a student party. However, I am making last-minute arrangements for my Hong Kong trip.

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Trip is a nice word, so nice that it has been borrowed by those who enjoy wacky baccy. But hey, why not, it's a free country as we used to bore each other silly by saying.

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Saying 'I'm glad that you had a wonderful trip, McTag,' or 'I hope that all goes swimmingly and that the in-flight movie is something tasteful, Clary,' just aren't good enough, somehow. But there's a fine line between being welcoming and being bombastic.

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Bombastic movies are something I try to avoid at all costs. I usually find the in-flight movies are dreadful rubbish interspersed with good ones I've already seen, but travelling on Cathay Pacific might be better.

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