I had wanted to write at least daily from the road. Yet I have not posted too much. And what u have is messed up pictures and lots of nonsense.
If you want to read a real travel log, head on over to Jay’s and read about his trip to Africa.
Blogging with an iPhone is more of a hassle. Time for a MacBook Air.
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This Ko Olina place sure doesn’t feel like Hawaii. I saw a pirate ship. You only see that in Vegas and Disney. We’re not in either if those places. There’s a lot if kids running around the beach that it feels like Typhoon Lagoon. That would be Disney as well. So far I am underwhelmed with this place. Where is the real Hawaii?
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Working For Da Man
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Buying lots of short bread cookies from Big Island Candies. Watching them make cookies reminds me of the fact that I am missing work. What day is it?
Looking over those last few posts from the start of the Hawaiian vacation, I notice that it’s a mess. I’m trying to give you, my readers, live updates, but if they are to look as funny as they have maybe I should stop.
I’m torn on how to update. While I like taking some pictures and post them, what should I use: email to Flickr or BlogPress? They both post differently and make the pictures appear different. I’m more used to using Flickr but I thought BlogPress would make it better. Yet, I like having the photo posts saved out to Flickr for better archiving.
The other aspect of blogging on the road is that of time. I should enjoy the vacation every precious second. Let me stop posting, but I like to jeep the blog alive with posts. You’ll keep hearing from me.
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17A
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Usin the new fangled iPhone as entertainment
What happens when you’re stuck on this flight an miscalculate the flight time? You go crazy!
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17B
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Love this rendition. Poignant. Almost unrecognizable yet still Fuwa Fuwa Time. Her take on the chorus, the humming, reminds me of the final episode. Melancholy.
Courtesy of tjblackwell.
Science searches always to determine why, what, how. It is always questioning, looking, searching, peering deeper and deeper into the mystery of life and the universe. Is it all there is? Is this all there is? Years ago, I read Brian Greene’s The Elegant Universe. It blew my mind. We will find out lots of things. Keep searching.
I’m testing this out. This looks awkward doesn’t it? Is that normal or am I crazy?
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