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Things which make me angry One of the sufferers A Malaysian mystery In the shaman's view I wish I was a suitcaser Some feng shui for my parents Photos, fame, but not yet wealth Welcome, porn surfers Hiding from the world Certificate of survival Into the rainforest - part three
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August 28, 2004Attempting artHey everybody, hope things are going well. Chiang Mai is a mystical, creative kind of place, probably why I'm writing quicker than usual at present. Posting up a couple of entries tonight, a piece on the things I like best...Read this update Things which make me angryWhere to begin on this? At the time, I didn't think too much about this little incident, but as time's gone on it's started to inflame me in ever greater proportions....Read this update August 25, 2004One of the sufferersYoga is pain. I know yoga's image, at least where I come from, is a bit wishywashy, a bit soft new age, the people doing it scatter brains who wear silly baggy trousers. Although I've only been to one yoga...Read this update August 22, 2004A Malaysian mysteryA Malaysian mystery Hi everyone, here is the article which chronologically fits behind "In the shaman's view". The first part of this piece talks about in part the political situation in Malaysia, and as such is deeply under researched. I...Read this update August 21, 2004In the shaman's viewHello everyone, thanks for all the comments and advice re Australia - really appreciated. I've just found out that they've approved my visa application - which is very good news. This next entry is out of chronological order - I'm...Read this update August 17, 2004I wish I was a suitcaserTwo opposing ideas bash up against each other in my head. One: I've decided that I want to end this RTW trip around the end of this year. Two: I have no idea what I want to do after I...Read this update August 16, 2004Some feng shui for my parentsIt was wonderful seeing my parents. We've had a great week's holiday together, and I've probably grown accustomed to nice hotel rooms as a result... They liked visiting KL and the Cameron Highlands, but it wasn't until we got to...Read this update August 12, 2004Photos, fame, but not yet wealthHi everyone, I've now put up the photos from my trip into the Borneo rainforest. There are now photos on the pages Into the rainforest part one, two and three, and also on the page Certificate of Survival....Read this update August 07, 2004Welcome, porn surfersHi... This isn't the most serious of entries. I wrote it two evenings ago, and have been deliberating over whether to post it. And it's kind of overly self-important. But, seeing as the previous post was so angsty, I felt...Read this update August 05, 2004Hiding from the worldHiding from the world can't be done halfway. I feel... so drained, so low, post-Borneo, plus I am in a city I don't particularly like - KL. I hope Malaysian readers can forgive this, but KL's centre just doesn't do...Read this update August 04, 2004Certificate of survivalHi everyone, I'm now back in KL, feeling terribly sad and alone. It has been a wonderful time staying with Cayce. We have become very close friends, we've talked about so many things, it felt so miserable sitting in the...Read this update August 02, 2004Into the rainforest - part threeThe three days I spent in the longhouse were some of the quietest of my life. Nothing ruptured the surface of those days, no voices raised, no sharp lights, no blood emotions....Read this update |
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