September 2004 Archive

Coat racks make great IV stands

I am back in Kurdistan for 11 days to visit friends. Things are mostly very peaceful here although there is a marked increase in security in the streets of Erbil/Hawler. This is a very low-key trip for me, and I would be hard pressed to explain what I have "done" in the past seven days: [...]

Circles

8/27/04 9pm Amtrak Train enroute Vancouver-Seattle
What is it about circles that are so irresistible? To return from a trip the same way you came seems like a failure of imagination. Even better if you can vary the mode of transport as well as the route and pickup multiple destinations for at least a figurative circle. [...]

Dirty Underwear, Stinging Whores

Andrew, who is consulting on beekeeping in Iraq, continues his work in Iraqi Kurdistan. You can also read about the previous entries: 1: Floating in Jordon,2: Wasps and Suicide Bombers.

Lake Dohuk

Fun in the Sun

Dohuk is in the north, and lays claim to some of the most beautiful mountains, hills, and lake that I have seen [...]

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