One of my goals this year is to set up some side streams of income, additional passive income as well as doing side work to earn extra cash. Reading a lot of Tim Ferriss and Ramit Sethi on the subject, there's lots of interesting things to consider and learn. I can see all your eyes glazing over now.
A long-term goal of mine,...
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Sadly, hookin' doesn't give residuals so I'm fucked out of luck
Have to get a new passport, but we're going to check out some Yunnan / Shanghaiese style cuisines, maybe revisit Gourmet Cafe or this Turkish restaurant we found there. I'm hoping we have time to check out the Propaganda Museum as well as see the famous Shanghai Circus.
I also have to go to a massive...
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Victoria? Nanaimo? I lived in Victoria for 7 years. Tofino's still one of my favorite places in the world.
Just visited Hong Kong and Australia for the first time last year. I'd love to visit Japan again.
May I ask, why Canberra? I didn't go when I visited Australia, but most Australians I know didn't have many great things to say about it, city-wise.
Victoria! We left when I was young, so I've never really lived there. I always feel weird when I visit, but I think I like it.
I saw that you and your lady were visiting, but I was in regional West Australia at the time. What did you think of Hong Kong? I loved it so much, I try to recreate little pieces of it in my apartments.
One of the best things I can say about Canberra are that it's only three hours from Sydney, so I suspect I'm with the popular opinion. I don't like it, but I liked where I was even less.
Also, my long term plan involves a postgraduate program in one of a list of schools in England, Germany, America, or Japan. The Australian National University has the best reputation in Australia for scientific research, so that defined the destination for me. I can tough out Canberra for a few years.
EVer mind I figured it out. . . random net searches for naked. . . .
I don't want to eat eggs off of a naked girl. Poutine, been there, sushi, it's great. But not eggs.
I want to experience samadhi through lycanthropy - tantric bliss with the sprouting of giant canines and howling at the moon. ("Nobody, nobody, nobody knows, How much I love the maiden as I tear off her clothes")
Being a towel boy for...
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And not long to do.
I pm-you my email
Come to think of it, it's not that embarrassing after all.
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Enjoy, hopefully!
The mindset is one of panouissement, cool detachment laced with curlicues of possibility.
It's difficult to describe, but you feel like that with naked eyes...
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Well I was. Now I'm listening to "Watertown" - one of Frank's great unknown albums. There's something about the pain and self-delusion on "the Train" that's absolutely devastating.
I need to put up my new podcast tomorrow, all the songs are ready, I've just been super...
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- Eat at St. John's Restaurant in London
- visit Barcelona
- walk the Camino to Santiago
- fly a WWI style biplane (this idea actually came from bantering with Al many moons ago
- spend...
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We ate at Longjing (Dragon Well) Manor, a restaurant in the Hangzhou tea fields. Imagine taking a taxi up through the darkness in the mountains on a tiny road. The taxi asks for directions several times, and you arrive, greeting by your own private waitress. She gives you a tour...
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P.S. Looks delicious.
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It really does all look wonderful. Happy New Year!
Unfortunately she's now taken to making surprise guerrilla raids on me while I'm on the toilet and showering me with bubbles.
For those who've been asking we had a really lovely trip to Hangzhou, I'm currently editing my photos (more nice ones taken than any China trip so far), but when...
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I keep thinking in French lately, small curlicues of Quebec and Canada winding themselves up and out of my DNA.
Time to gather up these mental wood shavings and make something of them.
