Thu Feb 14, 2008 10:22 am Post
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Thu Feb 14, 2008 5:08 pm Post
Jaysen wrote:Sebbi, I just read that last post again and I make a big assumption. Kind of makes me a jerk. Public apology is in order.
If you object to the wording I will remove it, but I think any one who is down about the day due to "relational status" might be interested in seeing it that way. i will find another way to post if you desire.
Thu Feb 14, 2008 5:19 pm Post
Sebbi wrote:I'm staying away from women for a bit anyway - my last relationship was quite long and intense and ended badly; not to mention if all goes to plan I'm leaving this part of the country for the next 3 years, so a relationship isn't top of my "Things I want list"
Hence, this year, Valentines day is something I'm quite happy to ignore.
What do you think about the walk I want to do? How amazing would that be.
Thu Feb 14, 2008 5:28 pm Post
Thu Feb 14, 2008 5:34 pm Post
Jaysen wrote:Sebbi wrote:What do you think about the walk I want to do? How amazing would that be.
I would go for China myself, but I am envious of your ability to do so. My wife and I are trying to plan a 4-8 week trip to China. Looking for a combination of guided and unguided travel. Biggest problem for us is language. You Europeans seem to be a bit better with the multi-lingual stuff.
Thu Feb 14, 2008 5:38 pm Post
Thu Feb 14, 2008 5:43 pm Post
Jaysen wrote:Sebbi wrote:I'm staying away from women for a bit anyway - my last relationship was quite long and intense and ended badly; not to mention if all goes to plan I'm leaving this part of the country for the next 3 years, so a relationship isn't top of my "Things I want list"
Hence, this year, Valentines day is something I'm quite happy to ignore.
I don't envy you that one. I married my high-school sweetheart. Best mistake I ever madeYou'll find the right one. Heck, vic-k did.
What do you think about the walk I want to do? How amazing would that be.
I would go for China myself, but I am envious of your ability to do so. My wife and I are trying to plan a 4-8 week trip to China. Looking for a combination of guided and unguided travel. Biggest problem for us is language. You Europeans seem to be a bit better with the multi-lingual stuff.
All that said I would follow you in a heart beat. I wish I had done something like that I when I was your age. Take lots of photos. Make sure you get prints to share. Then when you are old and married you can sit back and tell the kids about your adventures. I just get to tell them about working shxt jobs.
Oh and playing rock 'n roll in a band. That was cool. Some day I will do it again..,
Thu Feb 14, 2008 5:53 pm Post
xiamenese wrote:Hey Jaysen, if you're coming to this wonderful country ... especially if you're making it an 8-weeker, if you come Xiamen way at all -- roughly half-way between Shanghai and Hong Kong as you go round the coast --I'd be happy to show you around, give you some great food ... pearls for the lady at prices you wouldn't believe ... and if there's any other advice I can give you just get in touch via PM ...
Yeah ... and I am a multi-lingual European ... including a pretty fair amount of Chinese.
And if you wanted, we could probably find a bottle of stuff that would make even Vic-K's hair stand on end ... or his peg-leg start sprouting leaves ...
Mark
Thu Feb 14, 2008 6:36 pm Post
Thu Feb 14, 2008 7:44 pm Post
Sebbi wrote:In terms of "places I've always wanted to go" Spain isn't actually that high on the list generally, but this route is a traditional Pilgrimage route.
I'm not Christian but I do feel a certain... Spiritual significant about the whole thing. I mean, thousands, if not millions of people have done it at some point in their lives over the course of an entire Millenia (or thereabouts).
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