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hello everybody. this is a temporary solution to a permanent problem...
and i can't spell... but this is it for now so enjoy... or don't .............An
for some reason i'm on a big travis kick right now. i've been listening to both the man who and the invisible band a lot since i've gotten back from northern ireland. the songs writing to reach you, as you are, sing, side, pipe dreams, follow the light, last train, afterglow, and the first hidden track at the end of the invisable band have appealed to me the most. its too bad i don't have their first album good feeling although i've heard its really different from their latter two albums. talking about travis also reminds me that i heard the new song they put on some movie soundtrack in a store in richmond. it sounded pretty good.
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. ryan grotte .
. brian hagen .
. bill brown .
. brooke bowman .
. kate buckley .
. an hong .
. dean krouch .
. anna marquardt .
. laura miller pics .
. kelley minor pics .
. steve pease .
. anne rasmussen .
. ruth smith .
. ryan roth .
. greg sostaric .
. andreas transo .
. erin tuttle .
northern ireland/ belfast - sunday to wednesday
sunday - london gatwick, london luton, belfast international
->missed the 8:30 flight out of gatwick and paid £25 pounds to switch flights, the only remaining
. flight out of london to belfast international was out of luton (with easyjet)which was an about an
. hour north of gatwick, checked out the town of luton, flew out of london at 18:10, arrived in
. belfast at about 19:15, ate at pizza express for dinner and then went to weatherspoon's pub.
monday - belfast, west belfast, bangor
->left the hostel at about 9:00, ate breakfast at a local resturant, went on a black cab tour through . . west belfast for £8, saw protestant and catholic neighborhoods and "the berlin wall of belfast",
. went back into belfast ate lunch at the crown (early to late 20th century resturant/pub), got a
. random train to bangor (east of belfast) on the coast, checked out the marina and hit up four
. pubs and an indian resturant, went back to belfast
tuesday - belfast, downpatrick
->left the hostel at about 11:00, ate breakfast at a local resturant, went to the bus station and
. took the next bus out of town (randomly) to downpatrick (south, southeast of belfast), saw an
. exhibit on saint patrick, saw saint patrick's grave, bummed around town, returned to belfast at
. about 19:00, ate dinner at pizza express, returned to the hostel and chilled out
wednesday - belfast international, london gatwick, (clapham junction, twickenham station)
->left the hostel at 8:45, departed belfast int'l, arrived at gatwick at 13:00, took the train back to
. twickenham (richmond upon thames borough of london)
. follow me around [radiohead]
. travis .
. modest mouse .
. death cab for cutie .
. mundane continental .
. geography.about.com .
. global issues.org .
. greenpeace.org .
. bbc.co.uk .
. writing time (clock) .
travis - the band from the uk
bbc.co.uk - they own three of the five basic channels you receive on the television (bbc 1, bbc 2, bbc 3), they're also a reliable news source
writing time (clock) - somebody writing the current time, a good place to waste time
kate buckley; dean krouch; anna marquardt - people like you and i
a month or so ago i said that supergrass: life on other planets was rubbish... i was wrong. last night i gave it another try but this time not expecting anything good at all and it turned out to be pretty decent. i guess it just really depends on what type of a mood your in. rolling stone categorizes supergrass as 'a cutting edge, pop-punk brit band'... article. if you want to hear the one of their catchy tracks check out za or seen the light. evening of the day is also a good song.
also the best webpage ever for wasting time...
a page with some atari games neave.com/webgames
. planets
3.5 out of 5 stars
its another great day, sunny and in the mid 50's. i've spent the last three nights out with aidan, steve, and fiona... mike and ian a few times also among others. i've also done more work in this week than i have this entire semester, reading for a class or two and getting info for my paper on 'underdevelopment in the third world' which is due a week from today, when i get back from belfast.
yesterday i went to kew gardens in kew with a few geography students. it is said to be one of the world's premier botanic garden thingies... yea anyway, it was pretty cool and pleasent to thee ole eyes.
i didn't realise how good urban hymns by the verve was until now
a war's a brewin'
"...did i mention that you'll get the chance to kill up to fifty to sixty men?" (fistful of yen)
