krag.org
Just got back home. it's three a.m. and it's been a long day. went running this day, and in another display of pure genius i dropped my glasses from the pockets of my shorts somewhere in the park. lost but not found. what a stupid
krag.org
"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." Bertrand Russell
krag.org
there once was a young man in considerable pain, trapped in a window seat on board a plane, with not enough space, in that tiny place, it almost made one more traveller insane.
krag.org
I have been reminded that I forget to tell the world the one rally positive thing about my trip to brazil (apart from the fact that i made it home in one piece). The presentation, the actual reason for travelling those 20 hours went well. it was a good presentation,
krag.org
greetings from Salvador International Airport, Bahia, Brazil first of all here are a few limericks i was promted to write during this whistlestop business trip to salvador do bahia, brazil (explanations will follow): There once was a traveller on his way to Brazil, The trip it turned into a battle
krag.org
here i am at 3 a.m. on my recently purchased ancient P133 Dell. it's now running linux, and i'm proud to say, that after about 4 hours battle with the ppp utilities etc. i managed to get on-line. it isn't as elegant as
krag.org
OK, people have told me that my current output in terms of sheer "useless comments per time-unit" just isn't up to standard. and i admit that i've been week. i've fallen for the temptations that abound. the temptation of a lovely girlfriend,
krag.org
Just reporting in, after a hectic time at work.... Getting back from 4 weeks of vacation is a sure entry into 5 days of e-mail reading, catch-up and general confusion. Having finished this just yesterday, enjoying the fact that work slowed down to an almost bearable pace, today came first
krag.org
Xalapa, Vera Cruz, Mexio It´s been a while since I really felt like spending an hour of my vacation updating this page from Mexico. A lot has happened since San Cristobal, and we have travelled some 35 hours by bus since then. After leaving San Cristobal, and the clear,
krag.org
San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico Having arrived here, in the epi-centre of the 1994 Zapatista revolt, we have found an enclave in the mountains, a seducingly cool climate, the friendliness of the mountain indians, and some interesting sites. Admitedly it's a bit of a Gringo town,
krag.org
I was just answering a mail from my travelling comrade Jason (we met and travelled together in south america), and in one of my unusually inspired moments a blurb about futility, dreams and travelling transposed itself onto the screen. here it is: Its amazing, in the 3 years i'
krag.org
Oaxaca, Mexico! I have to say we're happy to be out of the pollution and stress that is Mexico City. It's calmer, more easy-going here in Oaxaca, although the ruins at Teotihuacan, near Mexico City were splendid. Giant pyramids to the Sun and Moon, we hiked