Category Archives: United States

Today, I was walking toward the Hampstead Heath Overland train station when an aparition appeared. From the opposite direction walked a friend from G and I’s Disciple I course in Cary. At first, I thought I was out of my … Continue reading →

Some of you may remember my post from a month or so ago about “passports”. Finally, the truth has come out! About 40% of folks in the US hold passports. This article appeared in the tube paper last week. 12034

The numbers are rising and it’s official. We’re now greatly outnumbered…I think it’s safe to say that our friends have moved from core marriage stage to baby stage…with another pregnancy announced yesterday, the count now stands at 13 US friends’/family … Continue reading →

Since arriving here last Fall, Londoners have referenced the low percentage of Americans with a passport in casual conversations with me numerous times. Since so many people use this line and are aware of the statistic, I sometimes wonder if … Continue reading →

As most of you know, G and I are Hokies. We graduated in 2000 and, like most VT graduates, are very loyal to our alma mater. As luck would have it, we were in Mallorca when we learned of Monday’s … Continue reading →

Six exams down. I finished exams yesterday and then went out with my classmates to celebrate. Now, let the fun begin! I leave tomorrow (Friday) afternoon for America…the land of the familiar and friendly. I can’t wait. I’ll spend the … Continue reading →