Message from Paul in Halifax: “urrrgh”
November 10, 2006
Well hello there.
are you ok. I have tried to call a few times but have not yet manged to get through. My phone cards are not getting very clear reception – and sometimes says that I cannot get through to your number!
Some random shots – well sort of random.
1. photo from flikr. there are some great photos on there. this is downtown on a busy Satdy night. everyone is crowding around the american sailor who just got stabbed around the corner… tru story [well except for the part the relates to photo].
2. halifax in the pre cold. the cold of autumn that is. It is warmer today than in this photo …that is because its raining… 70mm worth. actually I am sitting in my house sailing across the atlantic at present. perhaps i should take a photo.
have done some teaching but none this week. everything feels a little like it has slowed down again. there is apparently someone who has recently moved from melbourne – they just moved next door to the Mac repair guy. They are here to help with the Halifax commonwealth games bid. The Mac repair guy spoke of a few of their frustrations… lo and behold they sound the same as ours!!
must remember it is hard to move overseas and start again.
Paul, Halifax.
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2 Responses to “Message from Paul in Halifax: “urrrgh””
god i have a hard time trying to get the images right. I even tried to change the code …as you can imagine disaster…
By paulem on Nov 10, 2006
Yes coding are crazy, and the pictures is mental here. Thanks for having a go Paulie!!
What’s this about a sailor being mugged on your street corner?
Hey didn’t you have a beard when you left? It’s starting to look very cold where you are.
By mic on Nov 10, 2006