Yes I made it back to Paris. After seeing a couple of friends here I am going to wrap this leg of my journey up with a ferry back to England and by Tuesday afternoon I'll be back in Brighton. But what then? Perhaps I will start planning my return trip. Two travellers in Hotel Mar-Mar were discussing Jack Kerouac's 'On the Road', which I recognised from the way the Londoner was describing the difference between Jack's time and ours. I haven't read the book but I sure will now. That evening I got talking with Jenna about a road trip across The States, and I'm set on the idea. Anyone wanna come?
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sure, you provide the ticket an i'll be there faster then you can say "fanimatrix" (check out the preview movie, done for free by bout a dozen movie people in Auckland, NZ!!) or even "Underworld!! man that movie looks like a treat" or even the phrase "waghhh... i want some money to go travelling again...." ;-)
ok hope you guys all having lots fun (am sure u r.. ;)
and if you want some ideas of what to get up to when (if) you come back home in NZ then check out these movies, 'art of the sabre', can get them from my home computer on IP address hidden, files are aos.mov (20Mb) and ArtOfTheSabreMk2.mov (45Mb), password-guest (if my IP changes (shouldn't but may) then just email me for new address).
These are very cool home movies.
laterz =)
Posted by: malf at September 28, 2003 01:41 PM"On the Road", "The Dharma Bums", "Big Sur", "Lonesome Traveller" - they're all here. Even "Off the Road", for another view of events by a person portrayed in On the Road. I've been wanting to do that cross-country road trip since I first drove to Big Sur in 1994, looking for Monsanto's cabin.
Posted by: Denis Stanton at September 28, 2003 01:59 PMI have plenty of ideas of what to get up to WHEN I get back to NZ. including the intriging grape plasma.
and Dad, I proudly told them I have driven 'Big Sur'
Posted by: Craig at September 29, 2003 10:55 AMWould be OK to use your old microwave for this. OK? (see link below)
Posted by: Grape Plasma at September 29, 2003 09:20 PM
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