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Re: good morning...
>> i'm not liesel, but i did get one of those shirts when i was in england
and
>> scotland in august.
Heehee! I saw those shirts just after my arrival in London, and only decided
I wanted one after the day of tube-riding and sightseeing, but the shops were
closed, and I didn't make it back there before our train to Edinburgh the
next morning...
Hey Liesel... if I promise to pay you for it when you return, will you get me
a 'Mind The Gap' shirt? : ) (No worries if you can't... just thought I'd
ask...)
>> scotland is beyond words.
Absolutely. Even if you forget for a minute that it's in my blood (my
mother's mother was born there, and emigrated) I felt so drawn to it... it's
one place to which I would relocate in a heartbeat... way ahead of, say,
Florida or California or New York. Of course that's a pipe dream... but now
I'm rambling...
>> (and there's a nice borders in glasgow.)
Ha! I've been there, too! The Borders in Glasgow, I mean. For those of you
who are wondering why, if we were overseas, we couldn't find
something/anything more interesting than a chain bookstore that we have here
at home, let me explain: like here, it's open later than most other public
places on a weeknight, offers a modicum of social possibilities in the coffee
shop, and I did find a really great selection of architecture books in the
"local" section.
Hey Burrill.. can I visit your brother, too? :)
Anita
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