I’m outta here
I’m off to Africa tomorrow night, readers (13 March 2010). I probably won’t be back in the US until April 2011. If you are interested, why not follow me on my travel blog?
I’m off to Africa tomorrow night, readers (13 March 2010). I probably won’t be back in the US until April 2011. If you are interested, why not follow me on my travel blog?
Here’s an open thread. Do watch this space for news — I’m heading off to Africa in March 2010 and will be there for over a year. This blog will be offline while I’m in Africa (so that I don’t have to worry about upgrading my damn blog software every few weeks), but I will [...]
Even the New York Times, America’s newspaper of record, has lost the ability to get the who/whom distinction right. Here’s a sentence from an article in today’s Sunday Book Review section: Rand, whose books are full of masterful, sexually dominating heroes, quickly fell in love with this confused boy, whom she decided was the “intellectual [...]
Sometimes I read something that just makes my jaw drop. I have to read it multiple times to make sure I’m not missing something. Then I have to make sure I’m actually awake, that it isn’t all a dream. I had one of those am-I-dreaming? moments this morning, when I saw Sarah Palin’s comments on [...]
The truth is out, readers, about who I really am… Why do you think my mom is in Kenya right now, readers? She’s doing secretary-of-state stuff to fool the MSM, but she really went to Africa to “take care of” the person who leaked a copy of my birth certificate to the truth-seekers all over [...]
There are now a bunch of pictures of Harar for you to enjoy. Just click on that picture below (yes, that’s me feeding a hyena with a piece of meat off of a stick clenched in my mouth).
There are plenty of pictures of Lalibela for you to enjoy, readers. Just click on the image below and you’re there.
You know the drill by now, readers. If you want to see some pictures of Axum, just click on the picture below.
Click on the picture below, readers, to see some pictures of Gondar.
Click on the picture below, readers, to see some pictures of Bahir Dar.