Theme song here. Except that Internet Explorer will not allow me to view my own blog. As usual. Will try to update Radio Head´s ¨Creep¨ later. And don´t forget to vote.
Here's that link. Internet Explorer is crap.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
My Contribution to the Obama Reelection Campaign
Maybe it´s sunstroke in South America or jungle fever from the Amazon. It coud be altitude sickness in the Andes. Whatever it is, I have become convinced that I must contribute to Obama´s re'election campaign. I have the theme song now to go with the campaign poster. He´s in for sure with this combo, and I want all the credit.
Theme song here. Except that Internet Explorer will not allow me to view my own blog. As usual. Will try to update Radio Head´s ¨Creep¨ later. And don´t forget to vote.
Here's that link. Internet Explorer is crap.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Theme song here. Except that Internet Explorer will not allow me to view my own blog. As usual. Will try to update Radio Head´s ¨Creep¨ later. And don´t forget to vote.
Here's that link. Internet Explorer is crap.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
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hey dag
how are you these days, almost 4 months since we had our last disscusion in the hostel cadena in sucre. i hope you're fine. we are in mancore (north of peru) and going tomorrow to ecuador. our blog is http://weautreis.wordpress.com
cheers the swiss
frann and roman
Hi, Roman and Fran. Good to get a note from you. I have a friend who went to Mancore for sun and fun and living on the beach in a state of ease. Hope it treats you well, too.
I found your company so enjoyable in Sucre, Bolivia that it becomes part of my great feeling about the city to such an extent that I am seriously considering a full time move as an officially registered alien with a real job there. I came to love Bolivia, which was the last thing I expected, and it was all the better because of the two of you making it comfortable and interesting and fun to be in.
I loved Bolivia so much, in fact, that I stayed for an extra month and a half there, prompting the border guards to suggest that I tear out the pages in my passport so I can return, not too helpful given that it's all computerised now, and the maximum stay in country is three months per year. Another official was more practical in his help: when I said I like Bolivia very much and should find a wife he asked for my phone number, saying he knows lots of women....
But I am off again soon, leaving Lima for the north, which might bring us together again if we meet up in Ecuador. Hope so. Till then,
My best,
Dag.
Lima, Peru.
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