Living in someone else's house is strange. You embroil yourself into their world. I think in some senses letting someone live with you and your family is opening up your most personal behaviour. It's kind of scary. We started billeting last night. That means we're living with strangers, in their house. Gone are the days of the neutral ground of living with strangers in a strange house now we're living with different strangers in their strangehouse. Strange. We do now all have access to a TV, which is a change. Time to relearn how to be antisocial.
- Argentinian Dance,
- Handball,
- Juggling
- Wuddistan or Wandering the Labyrinth
- MM's external introspection
- A Casual Date with Joey Mo
- Kori-ander
- Lyz(look ma no vowels!)is Losing Consciousness
- Sine Graph (formerly Keep Alive)
- abouthat
- I Disconcur
- Edward Burtynsky
- The Sanchez Brothers
- Inconduit
- Wow, You Look Like Your Mother. No! I mean, i bu...
- Imagine a dog. A dog on a rope. Or perhaps an elas...
- Rain. Dark grey clouds hanging overhead. All the p...
- "I've been reading some of my friends' blogs recen...
- Sometimes you've got to wonder. You wonder why teq...
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- Things I've learnt so far about Woodstock. The boy...
- Greetings from Woodstock. I really don't know what...
- Ah the tides of change, or rather the storm of cha...
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