I've been on vacation for a while now, and for some reason I left my computer at home. Why I did such a foolish thing is something I can't provide a good answer for, but there it is. I'll be back home in a week, and then I will no longer have an excuse for not posting. I have missed it, and I am both touched and grateful for the encouraging words some of you have taken the time to leave in my absence. To those of you who have become followers while I have been in the doldrums, I hope to make it worth your while.
So, where have I been hiding, you may ask? The answer is Canada. I have mentioned this before, but the reason for me having spent the last weeks on the left side of the Atlantic is that I intend to move here quite shortly. I have found myself a girl on these far shores, and since she happens to have a couple of wee'uns, I'll do as many of my countrymen have done before me; I will cross the ocean and try my luck in the Americas.
I hope to have a post or two for you over the next few days, but I make no promises. Now I have a baker's dozen of other blogs to stop by, and I can't wait to see what you've been up to lately.
See you guys in a bit.
[Artist: Christian Krohg]
"Are you poor, tired, or a huddled mass yearning to breathe free? Then brother, you have come to the right place, because here at Joe's Pre-Owned Immigration Boutique, you can get lamps held beside gold-leaf doors for half price! That's right, half price!*"
ReplyDelete*Limited time offer, only valid with purchase of a wretched refuse of a teeming shore of equal or greater value
Oh, wait, Canada. Well, that's pretty good too. Welcome to the New World! ;)
If by "I'm moving to Canada" you mean, "I am moving to Los Angeles" I think that is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI kid.
I am so happy for you and your lady love!
Good to have you back, Harald--and welcome to the New World. :)
ReplyDeleteOh I'm excited for you! Can't wait to hear more of your adventures. I've missed you!
ReplyDelete@Shieldhaven: I don't know if I'll be needing that lamp... I'm thinking i might take up prospecting, homesteading, or lumberjacking, as I understand those to be the traditional endeavours in the Colonies.
ReplyDelete@Christian: Well, Ontario is somewhat closer than Norway. Practically right down the street, isn't it.
Thanks, though.
@Trey: Why, thank you, sir. I wonder if I can take the train from the Northern Shores of the Inland Sea to The City...
@Loq: It is pretty exciting, yes. I'm not sure how much of my adventures will reach the intertubes, but there will undoubtedly be a few posts on (or at the very least mentionings of) my efforts to colonize this part of the globe.
Good news for everyone in there, even Norway in the long-run I'd bet, for the ambassador you'll be. I'm looking forward to reading more on any and all of it.
ReplyDeleteYeah! Stock upon macaroni and cheese!
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