I'm back in Rust Belt, where the sky's a "windjammer blue" (well, it would be if it were a paint color), there's a lovely breeze rustling the trees, the birds are a-twitter, and the temperature is a perfect 72.5 degrees. Bullock's mowing the lawn and I'm catching up on mail. It's good to be home.
But despite the change in location, look for retrospective London posts to come.
FYI, if you called or texted me on my UK number after 9 a.m. GMT, I didn't get it.
Sunday, July 22, 2007
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life as I know it,
london,
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Welcome back!
While you were gone, the French declared that only walkers are thinkers. They need to speak to high velocity you.
Oh. My. God. Everyone in that article came off as an ass -- both the "stop thinking so much" anti-intellectuals (who sound like they're aping not so much Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton as the end of the article suggested, but rather George W. Bush) and the intellectuals.
Though I do have to admit that while I get some thinking done in the first few miles of a run, I get kind of dopey after that. So maybe they have a point?
Hi,
Glad to hear you got back safely. It was good to hang out. Weather here is as crappy as ever. More flooding in southern England and the Thames here is under flood watch.
You missed out on some excitement today at the BL--a fire next door and an evacuation--I took some pictures from a distance: http://deinventoribusrerum.blogspot.com/2007/07/fire.html
Welcome back! I'm glad you had a good trip - look forward to hearing more about it!
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