Let the distractions begin:
Taipei's verdict. Having spent four weeks in Taipei, i returned to Hong Kong to find an email making the following verdict of my persona:
Frequent flyer. You might think someone who spent less time away from "home" than anywhere else would be a savvy frequent flyer. Not so! I've only recently figured out this whole loyalty scheme thing with the airlines. Today I received my Green marco polo club card. It's a newbie card with almost no benefits, but i don't care. It's mine and I love it.
Iceland (2). I arrived to Hong Kong to find many strange packages, letters and demands on my office desk. I really need to sort out my life... Among threatening requests for address updates (who would have thought such a question would be so difficult to answer?) was something really moving. My uncle has sent me a book my Icelanic nobel prize author Halldor Laxness, "Independent People". I like to imagine that my uncle considers me independent. Anyways, the introduction builds up expectations nicely: "there are good books and there are great books. And then there are the books of your life".
Labels. I've labelled every post in my blog, removed the chronological archive and given a topic-oriented way to browse previous posts. Interestingly, I seem more excited about writing about moving than where I am- the most used tag ended up being transition. It's cool to read it like that, it makes my life seem so busy somehow :-)
