It's Easter, all the shops are closed in Newcastle's City Center. We walked around with the little nippers. I call them the smart tykes brigade, with the cool breeze pervading in the northeast area. The radiant rays of the sun was simply a promise in the horizon. We have hours of train rides ahead for the hubby and me. There are at least a million stops until London King's Cross. Patience is the key to sanity. The novel I carry ought to be hilarious but I'm struggling dissecting between the lines. Oh well, I've got to drift off now. My right fingers are frozen pressing the touch screen.
"you had such vision of the street, as the street hardly understands" --T.S. Eliot--
Sunday, April 04, 2010
Sunday the fourth
It's Easter, all the shops are closed in Newcastle's City Center. We walked around with the little nippers. I call them the smart tykes brigade, with the cool breeze pervading in the northeast area. The radiant rays of the sun was simply a promise in the horizon. We have hours of train rides ahead for the hubby and me. There are at least a million stops until London King's Cross. Patience is the key to sanity. The novel I carry ought to be hilarious but I'm struggling dissecting between the lines. Oh well, I've got to drift off now. My right fingers are frozen pressing the touch screen.
Labels:
culture-divide,
hometown,
places
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