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Sept 10 Flight to London is duck soup. When you’re accustomed to flying upwards of 20 hours, 7 1/2 hours seems like a shuttle. What evil person invented the Sudoko? No matter how carefully I do them, I always get a faulty one that has a mistake in design that prevents my finishing it. You’d […] September 9-10 Crossing the pond, to London. I debated whether to blog. After all, my followers are used to exotic trips in which I need to start with a map of where the hell I’m off to now. Would they be interested in something as, well, mundane as England? And then, I remembered that I […] May 20-21 (Note: there’s a post from yesterday called “A Final Lazy Day”. Though it’s up on the website, I’m not sure followers were notified. So, if you were not notified and want to see it, you can do that by clicking the “Previous” link at the top of this post.) As we take what […] May 19 Our last full day. A bit sad, but it’s been a wonderful run, and it’s probably time to end. At dinner last night, Zoe said that it has been great fun, but she’s looking forward to getting home and seeing everyone. Fair enough. Breakfast (eggs Benedict) by the beach, then email checking. Zoe […] May 18 Well, today was definitely a day off. And we deserved it, as we’ve been keeping a pretty torrid pace, not burning the candle at both ends, as we’ve gotten to bed at a very decent hour, but our (sometimes ridiculously) early starts have made for tiring days. I felt a particular need for […] |
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