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Jul08

Egypt - Days 4-6

New Library at AlexandriaSo I didn't update during my down day, and after that, events just proceeded too fast for me to keep up with.  What follows, by way of apology, is a condensed account of the Shit I Did during those last couple of days.

It's an apology because it's short.  Trust me, you'll appreciate it.

Okay, actually, coming back to my introduction after writing the entry, I have to say that it's not short, just shorter than it would have been had I written full updates day-by-day.  Maybe.  And this entry is absolutely full of absurd asides, which, of course, make it much longer than it needs to be.  So this is an apology for the fact that the apology-by-way-of-brevity is actually bullshit.  Probably you should skip this one.

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Jul04

Happy 4th of July!

No Egypt update today - I took the day to just chill, write and catch up on work-stuff.

But HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA!

I appreciate you all the more when I'm away like this.  I'm going to break my alcohol fast now and drink a couple of beers.

 
Jul02

Egypt - Day 2

The four most famous lumps of sandstone on earth

Dateline: Giza

Today's update is long!  It includes proffered camel rides by the dozen, tall, ancient piles of rocks, riding in the car with strangers, eating mystery meats and getting too much sun on my neck.  If you can manage to get past all that, it's also the story of what I did today.  In the true meandering diary form of clapboard, and with the intent to help me remember everything despite my absurdly-bad memory, what follows is the true account of a day spent walking, lying down, sleeping and sitting.  Only this time, in a strange foreign country.  It's a jumbled mess and you're showing very bad taste if you read it, but you should probably do it anyway because, hey, pictures!

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Jun26

homesick nerd

Travel's exciting

And rock shows are fun

But I'm happiest at

127.0.0.1

 
Jul03

Egypt - Day 3

Facade of the Egyptian MuseumWelcome back!

Today's installment takes us to the Egyptian Museum in big, bad Tahrir Square, through that self-same roundabout, across Cairo into the City of the Dead and to a Mosque built over 800 years ago, as well as to a few other places I may or may not get to.

I can't decide if I recommend reading any further today, actually, because today was so much weirder than yesterday and definitely contained less iconic stuff (although King Tut's shit is pretty well-known).  It did give me an eye-opening view of what the city is like from street level, that's for sure.

Onwards!

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Jul01

Egypt, Day 1

In case you were wondering about the weather for the next few stories, I figure I'll just post the 10-day forecast and see if it deviates at all.  Easier to be a meterologist here than in LA, even, I bet.

10-day forecast

I arrived without any trouble at the airport, got through customs (the entry visa was either $15 or 90EGP, which as far as I can figure it is cheaper in $, but who am I to understand the trivialities of exchange rates?  Anyway, I talked to a few cabbies (or they talked to me), and settled on a guy who was affable and agreed to take me to the hotel for 100EGP.  With the exchange rate at 5-to-1ish, I couldn't complain.  Anyway, he actually misunderstood where I wanted to go (unless he was a fabulous actor, in which case, snaps to him) and when I showed him written, he didn't know it.  Hilarity ensued.  Not really - we just took surface streets half way to the pyramids, which was actually way more interesting, if a bit slower.  My guy even had to stop for gas, which cost 3GBP and seemed like maybe half a tank.  We drove around the entry to the ring road looking for the hotel, and after only stopping twice for questions and backing down a major thoroughfare, we managed it eventually.  Of course, he asked for double his initial fare, and, after thinking about it a second, I paid him, happily, even.  Now, I know I was supposed to negotiate, scream and yell, etc., but I had nothing smaller than a 100, and I just felt soft today.  Maybe this is my way of giving to charity, since I distain beggars.

Updates and complete story after the break.

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Jun19

Aarhus is pretty

(Pic moved to after the break)

Aarhus (or Arhus with a circle over the A) is a nice little town.  Not only because of the rainbow, but because there's a little, muddy river that runs through town that's flanked for a couple of lovely blocks by nice little eateries and shops.  Because they don't lock up their bikes here.  It's amazing.  First one I saw was just sitting by the sidewalk.  I thought it was abandoned - almost took it for a joyride. The town seems human-scale; it's the first proper town we've stayed in, and maybe the last, depending on how that place in Italy turns out.

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