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Happiness...
Aug. 27th, 2005 11:06 am... is a cloudy sky over London.
We are - finally - back to civilization. Yeah! The flight was as uneventful as any flight could be, with barey half an hour delay. I learned that Kuwait City looks amazing during the daytime - all desert, but many newly built high rise buildings and roads as straight as the American freeway, mostly lined by tall palm trees, which Little One hopes are coconut trees, but I doubt it. :-) And approaching London was simply amazing! Thick cloud cover, no rain though, big city, little houses, and the river flowing through it in an almost quaint fashion.
Whilst I was utterly desperate to leave Asia earlier than we ended up doing, all in all, I have to say, it was an experience I don't want to miss. Besides the spiritual tasks (for lack of better word), which I have a feeling I accomplished, for otherwise I'd still be there, my creativity has flown to new heights. Music done on GarageBand, with many new ideas in the pipeline also, itchy fingers to complete 'Outcast' now that I have the Mac set up and can read what I've written so far, and an original work progressing well enough for me to say that the plot is set. All it requires now is loads of research about various subjects, and then the writing which is started. I've also new ideas for the website, but need to sort it out with the provider first. While in Asia, I was unable to access Paypal, so I guess they are slightly p'ed off with me *smirk*.
We're all very happy to be together again, and Dorkboy is making breakfast now. Goadz, how I've missed that! After breakfast, we'll be going for a walk along the high street, just to get a dose of commercialism. :-)
We are - finally - back to civilization. Yeah! The flight was as uneventful as any flight could be, with barey half an hour delay. I learned that Kuwait City looks amazing during the daytime - all desert, but many newly built high rise buildings and roads as straight as the American freeway, mostly lined by tall palm trees, which Little One hopes are coconut trees, but I doubt it. :-) And approaching London was simply amazing! Thick cloud cover, no rain though, big city, little houses, and the river flowing through it in an almost quaint fashion.
Whilst I was utterly desperate to leave Asia earlier than we ended up doing, all in all, I have to say, it was an experience I don't want to miss. Besides the spiritual tasks (for lack of better word), which I have a feeling I accomplished, for otherwise I'd still be there, my creativity has flown to new heights. Music done on GarageBand, with many new ideas in the pipeline also, itchy fingers to complete 'Outcast' now that I have the Mac set up and can read what I've written so far, and an original work progressing well enough for me to say that the plot is set. All it requires now is loads of research about various subjects, and then the writing which is started. I've also new ideas for the website, but need to sort it out with the provider first. While in Asia, I was unable to access Paypal, so I guess they are slightly p'ed off with me *smirk*.
We're all very happy to be together again, and Dorkboy is making breakfast now. Goadz, how I've missed that! After breakfast, we'll be going for a walk along the high street, just to get a dose of commercialism. :-)
