About
This is David’s blog – thanks for stopping by! I’m writing a series of impressions, observations and “e-postcards” from Thailand over the next three months or so. It’s a trip to expand my horizons, and fix my teeth, some of which got broken recently. I will be in the LOS from 21st July.
Needless to say, comments are welcome! Either put a comment in the blog or email me on my usual address. Technology permitting, I’ll be checking my email daily.
Have a wonderful summer, all; whether travelling, studying, working, moving house or whatever!
David.
Berlin, 16th July 2006
4 Responses to "About"
Saturday, January 27, 2007 at 20:40
By hog or by clog, I’ll be second to comment on this page of your blog. Take Viagra®. Rxxx
Tuesday, September 25, 2007 at 9:02
strange how my heart beats
to find myself upon your shore
strange how i still feel
my loss of comfort gone before
cool waves wash over
and drift away with dreams of youth
so time is stolen
i cannot hold you long enough
and so this is where i should be now
days and nights falling by
days and nights falling by me
i know of a dream i should be holding
days and nights falling by
days and nights falling by me
soft blue horizons
reach far into my childhood days
as you are rising
to bring me my forgotten ways
strange how i falter
to find i’m standing in deep water
strange how my heart beats
to find i’m standing on your shore
Sunday, April 27, 2008 at 9:39
Hi David, hope you get this message. I got a new mobile and when moving the sim your phone number got lost!!! So can you email me please with your number…? 
) I hope you are well and everything is great with the book!
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Wednesday, July 19, 2006 at 14:29
Dear David – How does the old saying go? By hook or by crook I’ll be first in this book! Hope you have a wonderful time in the Land of Smiles. Will mail you soon. Take care. Ian