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roneCanada seems to be a very popular place, judging by the brutal line in which we had to wait at the border. Vancouver's a place where you can find a public library branch inside a mini-mall, across the way from a place that sells fetish footwear. It is a city of variable height that lies ensconced in a mountainside, which reminds me a lot of Quito, except for the fact that there's more oxygen here.
Seattle hasn't changed. I missed it being here.
Portland's a speed trap. Do not attempt to drive through it.
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Date: 2004-09-09 06:17 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2004-09-09 11:18 pm (UTC)Vancouver also has rain.
Lots of rain.
Last winter featured rain pretty well non-stop from mid-September to April.
I hate rain now. I used to think it was pretty inoffensive, but now I loathe it down to the very bottom of my soul.
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Date: 2004-09-10 05:16 pm (UTC)1) Er ... What is fetish footwear? You can either tell me or show me when I come to visit next. I'll be wearing closed-toe shoes.
2) You said: Seattle hasn't changed. I missed it.
How'd you do that? Aren't there lots of turnoffs? It was that big city on the left a little while after the TacomaDome (or whatever it's called - where I saw Jimmy Page & Robert Plant a decade ago) and a little while before you get to Canada. How'd you miss it?
Heh, heh . . .
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Date: 2004-09-17 06:13 pm (UTC)NYAAAAH. :p
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