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Originally Posted by Nightshade
Sort of. When I moved I opened a new account but still kept the old one. I get reward points from the new account so I use that way more often then the old one.
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
Sort of. When I moved I opened a new account but still kept the old one. I get reward points from the new account so I use that way more often then the old one.
i forgot my Credit card pin no. and now its blocked.
"..on the road again.."
Traveling is just a luxury for many!! Many can not imagine of it, for they are too busy with making just 2 ends meet.
That's true I guess I should be grateful for the oppotunities I'm afforded. I have been able to see some really cool places and met a lot of different people.Quote:
Originally Posted by blazeofglory
On this trip, however, I'm stuck with a loud, rude, and obnoxious coworker. Stories to follow.
I covet to travel anywhere in the world so as to relish the scenery of the enormous world.Nonetheless,MONEY IS THE HEADACHE AND A DEMANDING THING.
So apparently I have very little taste. All the plants and trees that I think are pretty are turning out to be weeds. All along the road around here are these pretty yellow flowers that look like daisies, I really dig them turns out they are considered weeds. Today I went out to an excavation site and remarked that a certain tree was pretty. Again - the tree is considered a nuisance and people pay money to get rid of them.:bawling:
But arent wildflowers also conidered weeds? in fact arent weeds simply plants that turn up even if they werent planted? SO maybe we should admire them...plus your tastes mean your garden will be airly easy to tend paya.....a bit like ours which is over rn with daisys and dandelions mostly because we actually like them. Although my mum did pull loads out a couple of months ago. :D
What are the yellow flowers, papaya? They could well be weeds (ie a plant growing in the wrong place) in whatever part of the world you are now but there may well be cultivated versions growing in gardens back home. Similarly with the tree - it may grow to weedlike proportions because of conditions where you are visiting but have to be cossetted elsewhere. I rhapsodised over the zantedeschias ('arum' lilies) growing wild in Western Australia last year - do they grow in my garden? Do they h***! - and was told very brusquely they were noxious weeds and were not permitted in gardens because they 'escape' and cause problems in agriculture. And then I wanted to take photographs of them - that really convinced my cousin's OH that all Brits are loonies.
Traveling is just a driveler of the few and luxury of the majority.
Me too, all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
Tonight, the PM took us to a spot where a river goes underground it's a very cool place but on the way there we stopped to look at another area of the park and walk up on a big horn sheep. Holy Moly, we were not 5 feet away from the thing. Pictures to follow.
I'm not sure what your saying, do you want to stop writing about my travels?Quote:
Originally Posted by blazeofglory
I think traveling is incredibly important. I think its a great way to understand other people's cultures/customs etc. Every penny I earn is going to go towards me traveling around the world. I'll even travel with out any money...haha, just to see the world would be amazing.
I don't want you to stop!!!:D
This is the little guy I was talking about 2 posts up:
http://hotimg16.fotki.com/a/66_212/171_18/IMG_0107.jpg
It looks like a statue but I swear it's not!!
great shot!!! it does look like a statue