You're the original 'Man in a Suitcase' aren't yer?!

Best bit is I can tell you're not letting work get in the way of sussing out yer surroundings. Good stuff. Yer can't go all over't place and not know where you've been.

I'll have a number 14 wi' sweet n sour sauce please....

I love travelling, always have, always will. It can get tiring being on the road a lot, plus being away from the family is more of a drag (now that I have a family to be away from). But seeing the sites, and more importantly meeting the people is something that's just a real joy. TB
Four Dinners | Homepage | 09.10.07 - 10:51 am | #

I recently read The World Is Flat and Friedman makes the same point about the disappearing bicycles.

You really ought to do a post on how you deal with jetlag so well!
Imperatrix | Homepage | 09.10.07 - 4:32 pm | #

I have never been interested in visiting the East.

All my travels have been westward bound...and even though I have seen a lot, I still haven't seen all of the West. I'd like to...but now, oddly, I find myself wondering about the Orient.

I think that one day I'd like to go there and explore.

Lucky you. Enjoy..and share it with us armchair travellers.

I've been this way more than a few times, and love it. Probably because growing up in Vancouver its part of what I grew up with. You should definately travel this way when life allows. TB
Wendz | Homepage | 09.10.07 - 10:23 pm | #

Sounds a great job, and a moniker to go with it.....INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY. Stay safe and don't talk to strangers!

I will talk to many strangers! That's the point! International man of mystery though, I like that. The wife would laugh though... TB
Rach | Homepage | 10.10.07 - 8:29 am | #