h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I read your entry on that conversation about compassion, so i came and checked you out. Sounds like you maybe at a crossroads in your life. However, you are here for light relief, not to talk about it so thats cool.

I'm from Croydon, which is near London in England. I live with my other half, Moonglum Clampflower whom you may meet here one day.

I've always wanted to go to New York. I want to go into a coffee shop and feel rushed by the staff and I would love to explore the safer parts of Central Park. I read somewhere that you have a lot of natural space, you are lucky. Does the river have any estuaries or any interesting areas. Its a side of NY I had never thought about before - all that nature.

I was a victim of propaganda, and thought NY was just a place to get mugged! Sorry.

I would also love to visit New orleans and Seattle and probably loads of other places. So far, I have only visited a little of Europe. How about you?

Hi there Kaz,

Yeah, there's a lot of bad press about NYC, but I thought they'd lighten up a little after... well, I'm not here to talk about that. I don't actually live right in the City. And right now, I'm vacationing across the country. The USA is very pretty, and really amazingly BIG. You'd never know it, living in the NYC area all your life, how huge this country is.

You should come and check it out some time. I've never been to New Orleans, but that's some kinda colorful, I hear. Seattle's great, when it's not raining. I've heard that about England, too .

I never have been abroad. I wanted to travel, but there's this medicine thing: compete, compete, compete. My ex was into it. I wasn't so much. I'm not a Medical Doctor with a clinical practice, so it was not a big deal for me, and I thought our son should see some of the rest of the world. Maybe he will, later.

Thanks for stopping in.