Ramblin' Ed lives in Florida after returning from 11 years in Yokosuka, Japan where he wrapped up a 26 year navy career. With ties to Japan, Thailand and America's deep south he travels around musing. Musing, muttering... really, what's the difference? Add, delete or deface this site as you see fit. Deep down I know you care. PS: I will also tender sage advice upon request. Keep your life in order. I can help. PPS: Click on a picture because most are them "git bigger" pictures.
That's what I'm about. Ramblin' Ed at 5:10 AM
I am from the American southland. I am well travelled (North America, Asia, Central America, Australia,and Caribbean) and I enjoy life. Not a wild eyed and crazy dude, but definately worldly...comfortable sipping coffee in a sidewalk cafe in Cartagena, Colombia or drinking beer in a pub in Raymond Terrace, Australia. I can ask for my change in Thai and Tagalog and I can request a fork in Japanese. I can tell you to piss off in both the Aussie and British dialects. I'm worldly, I tell ya. I am married to a diva from Bangkok, with my homelife being something akin to a live-in maid with football watching priveliges. Usually.
5 comments:
Ooooohhh I'm jealous!
Where can I get a blank map so I can display the countries I've touched too?
Pipedragger
Murf,
I think I connected through Detroit once, but am not 100% sure, and anyway, that's not really the same as having "been to" Michigan now, is it? But honestly, this little rebel boy didn't lose nothing up there. I would, however, come visit Nugent if he asked.
Also, somehow I missed checking the Delaware box, but then again, what's the chances of running into anyone from there?
Dragger of pipes, Sir,
Go to: http://www.world66.com/myworld66 and make all the maps that you want.
Michiganders? Wait a minute... if that's the case, then just what state do the Michiganians hail from?
I was lucky enough to catch 2 tours in Michigan, both up in Yooper country. I actually enjoyed the tours. I just wish the summers up there were longer than two and a half weeks.
How cold and snowy was it, you ask?
I looked out the barracks window once and they were clearing the sidewalks with a small Caterpiller. Now that's snow, folks!
Murf, you're killing me. Winter & construction. Up in Illinois, while they don't actually ever seem to USE the stuff, they move road construction equipment from site to site throughout the warm months... and then apparently abandon it there a while.
And dude, ou really must be joking about the parking meters. That's just strange on so many levels.
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