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Traveling around the world to Oxford, India and Tokyo
Anglophile Abroad
I am currently transcribing my travel journal from Oxford, India and Tokyo. It is a work in slow progress since I write for a living, and that takes up most of my time and energy.
Le Mot Juste
"Adventure is a path. Real adventure - self-determined, self-motivated, often risky - forces you to have firsthand encounters with the world. The world the way it is, not the way you imagine it. Your body will collide with the earth and you will bear witness. In this way you will be compelled to grapple with the limitless kindness and bottomless cruelty of humankind - and perhaps realize that you yourself are capable of both. This will change you. Nothing will ever again be black-and-white."
- Mark Jenkins, Travel Writer
- Mark Jenkins, Travel Writer
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- I call Shotgun! Part 3: Santa Cruz, In which LV sm...
- I call Shotgun! Part 2: Carmel by the Sea and Pass...
- I call Shotgun! Memorial Day Road Trip Part 1: Pas...
- Limping in L.A.
- Budget Cuts start in Los Angeles
- Anglophile in Little Tokyo: Shojin
- Ghalia Organic Desserts
- Anglophile in Wien-derland
- UCLA Recent Grad Reception 2009 - Wine Party on Ca...
- Office Politics in the Communal Fridge
- The view from my balcony this evening
- My Debut as Published Photographer
- Ducklings!
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4 comments:
i love the crane up on the roof. i saw it in another one of your pics...same position too. is it a real bird or is it fake?
Yeah, I have this large stuffed bird that I plant everywhere and take pictures of it. I had to climb up on the roof of the neighbor's apartment to get that shot! Boy were they surprised.
No, it's a real bird. They are very still when they're scoping out prey and take the same pose.
Actually, that wouldn't be so unusual for my side of your family. :P Cute bird, you need to name him.
Hey Lauren--gorgeous view; I am jealous, although the weather here in the UK has been spectacular recently. I have to restrain myself from blindly running into the sunshine and greenery proliferating at all angles! Cannot wait to come back to CA! PS--The blog is gorgeous. -Athena
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