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On the Runtur - Travel in Iceland: May 2005

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The Cracking Big Bus. An Outlander on the Runtur. Sunday, May 29, 2005. Here are the vital statistics for London to Edinburgh, if you'll pardon the Bridget Jones approach:. Mileage - 500 miles though the route planner indicated something more in the region of 300. Hours taken - 14 although the route planner indicated something more in the region of 5-6. Fuel - approx 100.00. Coolant Costs - lost count. Cigarettes - a lot. Posted by Outlander at 2:42 PM. All the info on Reykjavik. The Icelandic Phone Book.

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Living In Paradise: Poncho Paradise

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Thursday, March 10, 2005. More evidence that Martha's trip to jail has been a boon for all concerned, and even for some people not originally concerned at all. Today's Commute: Road Rage in the People's Republic of Cambridge. I recommend a meditation class for that guy. Posted by Annika at 9:10 AM. Hey, I have enjoyed.your blog is informative - even entertaining. I have a halloween. Sites They pretty much covers costumes. Thanks again and I'll be sure to bookmark you. At October 4, 2005 at 2:55 PM.

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Living In Paradise: I'm Back

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Wednesday, April 27, 2005. Now we're going to get even! We just need to figgur out how. We did clean up all the little bottles and now the yard is completely clean. I'm sure it won't last. R and I bought a digital camera. That was exciting. Now I can post photos. Maybe it's time to transform the blog. Me and My Insides. Posted by Annika at 7:27 AM. I think your strapping brother, whose initials are OW! Should come over and slap those bums around! The he can finish cleaning the yard. I like that idea!

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Living In Paradise: Painting, Knitting, Eating

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Sunday, March 20, 2005. Painting, Knitting, Eating. That title is sort of a pun on a title of a painting I like by Philip Guston: "Painting, Smoking, Eating." I like all those Philip Guston cartoon-y painting. So where have I been? By the way, Happy Spring! Posted by Annika at 10:05 AM. View my complete profile. Todays Commute: Hair Raising. Where Have I Been? Ode to Saturday and Independent Bookstores. The Wisdom of Funky Bugs. Random Acts of Reality.

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Living In Paradise: Plaster of Parrot

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Monday, March 07, 2005. For a week or so there has also been a thick aluminum pole- maybe the kind that holds a big umbrella up over a lawn table- sticking out of the ground at an angle that suggests it was thrown javalin-style over the fence. After watching the news over the weekend, I ask the rhetorical question: is there anything left for the U.S. to do in Iraq that is horrible and sad that hasn't been done already? Probably the answer is plenty. It could be one of those very subtle statistical things.

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Living In Paradise: January 2005

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Monday, January 31, 2005. Stumbling into Blog World. That said, I am really sick already of incoherant ramblings on blogs devoted to conserative politics. I'm not terribly interesting in incoherant liberal ramblings either, but I always seem to surf to the ones with conservative axes to grind. And then there are cats writing blogs about their owners. If you get that urge, take a walk, call a friend, or do some deep breathing, but don't start a blog. Posted by Annika at 3:56 PM. Friday, January 28, 2005.

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On the Runtur - Travel in Iceland: August 2006

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The Cracking Big Bus. An Outlander on the Runtur. Thursday, August 10, 2006. As it was the English that Napoleon so famously dismissed as a "nation of shopkeepers" it is surprising that a nation of fishermen have an annual shopkeepers' holiday "Verslunarmannahelgi " on the first weekend of August. Predictably enough it is celebrated Icelandic style by numerous fairly enthusiastic parties and festivals, the wildest of which is Þjóðhátíð in Vestmannaeyjar. To escape the mayhem of the campsite for more of t...

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Living In Paradise: Martha here, there, everywhere

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Wednesday, March 23, 2005. Martha here, there, everywhere. Previously I reported that Lion Brand yarn company was developing a poncho just like Martha Stewart's. Well, the other day I went to the Interweave Knits magazine website and there's another Martha inspired poncho! I think of Interweave Knits as a pretty classy mag, but who could resist the thrill? Posted by Annika at 6:41 PM. Or the 'Bad Girl' Poncho - I bet that would sell! Thanks for your comment on Real E Fun. At March 24, 2005 at 10:59 AM.

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On the Runtur - Travel in Iceland: Swimming in Iceland

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The Cracking Big Bus. An Outlander on the Runtur. Saturday, June 11, 2005. An essential ingredient of any holiday is to sun yourself in the pool and that is exactly what I did today; I went swimming, Icelandic style. Since they have to find something to do with all that geothermally heated water, Reykjavik has an abundance of swimming pools. The swimming pool routine is as follows:. 1 Pay for your entrance to the pools and receive a locker token. Disappointingly the people were not intimidatingly attract...

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On the Runtur - Travel in Iceland: The first hitchhikers!

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The Cracking Big Bus. An Outlander on the Runtur. Friday, June 03, 2005. Super, good for you, take a seat in my V8 Range Rover that is supposed to do 15 mpg, but since it has developed a fuel leak it is probably more like 5 mpg, I consider replying. In the interests of making friends I don’t and the irony of this is not mentioned. Initial chit chat inevitably centres around the What do you, where do you come from? I’m quite excited about seeing a Puffin! Yes but it is so unnecessary, we’re all slaves to ...