Ok. This is going to be my last
post for a while and here’s why:
This week I am attending a 4 live-in
day training seminar run by the UNHCR on humanitarian negotiations, and then on
Friday night I am off to Bangkok to catch a flight on Saturday to New York to
meet 6 of my favourite people in the world and travel around with them for
three weeks.
So, as far as these magic
postcards go, I might write some while I’m in the USA, but I’m not sure, there
are a lot of factors to take into consideration, like how many hours spent in
the van each day, and whose floor we’re sleeping on on any given night. So
check back here occasionally if you’re interested in shenanigans only possibly
when you cram 6 New Zealanders, 1 Texan, several guitars and an accordion into
a small van that will travel the east coast of the USA on a budget of $0 per
day. Oh, the band's I'm touring with are The Outsiders (click here)and Freddy Fudd Pucker, in case you're interested. They're pretty great, but then again, I'm pretty biased.
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| I'm aware this is sideways, but I can't figure out how to rotate it |
As promised, here is a picture of
me trying to play golf last weekend. Do not be fooled, that sweet looking
muscle is a mere illusion, and I am a very bad golfer, despite what this
picture may or may not depict.
Right, I have a massive amount of
work to get finished before I go away, and since this UN training thing has
only just been offered to me in the last 12 hours, I need to try and cram 5 day
worth of work into Sunday afternoon, and I’d also like to fit in a swim if
possible because it is very very hot today.
So ka kite ano, talk to you in a
month!
What a strange idea – to have one’s blog deconstructed by what appears to be a linguistics student. It probably goes on all the time but having the student blog about it himself shows a distinct lack of judgement. Put it down to poor pre frontal cortex development.
ReplyDeleteI’ve enjoyed your blogs – have a great adventure in the US. cheers
Helen