Okay, so my book is going to be called "Journey to the Center on the Earth or How I Finally Learned to Use a Computer By Spending Too Much Time in Transit". This web-site is testimony to the fact that anyone can set up their own blog if they carry around a lap-top everywhere they go and only go places that have wireless connect. Jeez...I never imagined adventure could be this analytical. But here it is...the travel-log I promised to deliver you all once I pried myself away from family and friends, roots and roost to go see for myself what the big world had to offer. Computer skills, that's what it's got! And lots of people who now speak English because they have computer skills too! I'm lucky I started with the language of these darn programs...if I had had to learn, say, German to be able to set-up the blog, you would not be getting a blog from me.
So, after two weeks of downloading pictures and spell-checking my journal entries...here it is..the first installment of the year. If you want to see photos, click on "Thorsmork/Iceland" under the categories and if you want to read my journal click on that. I will be adding more categories about fabric and also some of the things I learned about different places...maybe that will helpful to some folks. I hope so. If you want to recieve a notice in your email whenever I add a new post (about every three weeks) please subscribe!
Thanks for reading and sharing! Drop me a line, I miss you all and love to hear your news from home.
Be well,
Love,
Lisa
very good
Posted by: Jim Lauzon | September 24, 2007 at 09:13 PM
there are tears in my eyes...that's how good those pictures are. Good work on the stone patio and making men out of your legs in icy waters. I'm so happy for you and your travels. thanks for being part of the most memorable summer of my life.
i'm off to turn some ugly fabric into a masterpiece!
xoxoxox
rachael
Posted by: r.m. patton | September 24, 2007 at 10:07 PM
ooooo that water looks so cold!
how were you ever able to stick your tootsies in it
much less walk through it???
if that waterfall was on the other side,
nothing would stop me..absolutely gorgeous!
were you able to keep the native liquors down?
did not look too appealling to me...
so good to hear from you two...
i will check back or send a reminder when new stuff is up!
love-n-hugs...tree-n-jim
Posted by: tree | September 25, 2007 at 10:20 AM
oh lovely lisa,
your photos leave me speachless
seems your having a chilly yet fablous time
thank you for sharing it us
i cant wait to hear more
all my love,
rene'
Posted by: rene'ne' | October 08, 2007 at 10:47 PM