Comments on: and the winner is… http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278 Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:02:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: kynthia http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278#comment-2814 kynthia Fri, 01 Sep 2006 12:44:43 +0000 http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278#comment-2814 dad, we clearly don't write each other enough email, because i don't know how it's possible to imagine that I would ever be without an email address. :) i sent you a message last night to help ameliorate the situation. and yeah, it Is rather idyllic here, and i think i will enjoy it immensely. what i feared regretting was that i passed up the chance to work in the pub, which would be a different experience altogether. but i'm feeling better on that front today. i might post something that says so here in a bit. dad, we clearly don’t write each other enough email, because i don’t know how it’s possible to imagine that I would ever be without an email address. :)
i sent you a message last night to help ameliorate the situation.

and yeah, it Is rather idyllic here, and i think i will enjoy it immensely. what i feared regretting was that i passed up the chance to work in the pub, which would be a different experience altogether. but i’m feeling better on that front today. i might post something that says so here in a bit.

]]> By: dad http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278#comment-2813 dad Thu, 31 Aug 2006 23:24:32 +0000 http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278#comment-2813 Awesome. Do you still have an ordinary e-mail address, or just the blog? Awesome. Do you still have an ordinary e-mail address, or just the blog?

]]> By: Kevin Makice http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278#comment-2812 Kevin Makice Thu, 31 Aug 2006 16:45:15 +0000 http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278#comment-2812 A very exciting little adventure you have carved out for yourself. The closest I have ever been to Scotland was last week, when my plane presumably flew over your year on its way back to the States. The cloud cover was sooooo thick, I didn't have a prayer of seeing anything. I finished reading Stone of Destiny by Ian Hamilton (I had read it in '96 as well). I anxiously await your input as on-the-scene reporter, knowing that this assignment is the REAL reason you decided to stay put. If you get the hankerin' for even more adventure ... <a href="http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Isbister Orkney Scotland&ie=UTF8&z=14&ll=59.086312,-3.291607&spn=0.021298,0.079479&om=1&iwloc=A" rel="nofollow">Isbister</a> is a small town up in the Orkney Islands. That is my given surname, before making one up from scratch. There is reportedly some rich golfer named Isbister in the area, too. If you see him, ask him for funding and tell him Kevin says Hey. A very exciting little adventure you have carved out for yourself. The closest I have ever been to Scotland was last week, when my plane presumably flew over your year on its way back to the States. The cloud cover was sooooo thick, I didn’t have a prayer of seeing anything.

I finished reading Stone of Destiny by Ian Hamilton (I had read it in ‘96 as well). I anxiously await your input as on-the-scene reporter, knowing that this assignment is the REAL reason you decided to stay put.

If you get the hankerin’ for even more adventure … Isbister is a small town up in the Orkney Islands. That is my given surname, before making one up from scratch. There is reportedly some rich golfer named Isbister in the area, too. If you see him, ask him for funding and tell him Kevin says Hey.

]]> By: Guest http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278#comment-2811 Guest Thu, 31 Aug 2006 14:24:20 +0000 http://kynthiabru.net/blog/archives/278#comment-2811 Regret? It sounds idyllic. Regret? It sounds idyllic.

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