I think I interrupted a conversation and they both left in a huff.
You canât interrupt a forum conversation. I think she thought the whole âwouldnât it be boringâ thing drew to a nice close and then I decided to ask how sheâs doing and she had already left.
@Dan, I am seriously thinking of driving nothing anywhere. I have no car here in Sudamerica. I wish I had no car in Canada. Once Uber hits Vancouver (which could be years as theyâre a bunch of weirdos there), I will probably dump my car.
Settling, spent 4 days in Al Ain on our way back and both felt like we were back home, we had a brilliant time, but it could never be home. Although I have a cousin in Dubai who is giving it a really good try, it gets into your bones in a way.
Sheâs very mysterious.
LOL @ Will, couldnât agree more but it was a very nice church
I love churches, and can ignore the absurdity of the mythology behind them, much as I can appreciate the Parthenon without believing in the goddess Athena.
It can never be home, true, but it can be a temporary home. I feel that way about Colombia. If I do decide to reduce my lifestyle, I am thinking about spending a couple of years in Africa. Iâm not sure about that at all, and itâs just talk for now, but itâs a definite possibility. Capetown, maybe.
Oops sorry, Iâm not good at multi tasking. I have a company car Dan, Subaru outback, donât think I would choose it to buy, but itâs free, so Iâm not complaining.
Life is pretty good Reg, Sydney is a beautiful city but itâs expensive, polluted and noisy and, and ⌠Iâm hoping to move, there is a possibility I might be able to swing working from home on contract, if that works out, life will be even better and we can move sooner rather than later
If I had no say we would end up in a hut somewhere in Africa ⌠South Africa does not appeal though
If I lived in sudamerica or Vancouver, I probably wouldnât own a car. I wouldnât if I lived in boston. If I worked in boston Iâd take the train and would probably have a clunker to get there.
I canât believe Vancouver doesnât have uber.
I believe London banned Uber
Julie, what IS it with you and sand and huts?
I went to a tiny house festival last Saturday and they were all mobile. The ones with lofts really stood out.
Reg I think you should make the next POM with sand and huts.
Vancouver has banned Uber for years on some stupid principle. It gave in a few months ago and legalized it but Uber probably wonât be operating yet when I arrive.
I agree on the POM but wait for Halloween to be over.
I live about 100 meters from the train (LRT) in both MedellĂn and Vancouver. I almost never take it in MedellĂn because Uber/Taxis are so cheap. In Vancouver I take the train a lot, especially if Iâm going to have a drink or two which I rarely do here in MedellĂn.
Edited to add: Here is my photo album of Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. It looks like a single photo but if you care to see the rest, click it and youâll see my photos of the place. I just love it there.
Fair enough. I would like to say (and I cast no aspersions here, merely an obeservation) I think Julie likes to be the only moist part of the picture. An oasis as it were.
@ Will, Nothing in particular, I just seem to bump into them 
Fair enough Julie. Please forgive my teasing.
Not tiny.