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

oh, to your previous message, i am four hours away from home. it doesn't seem like a whole lot but i don't drive and it is hard to get rides out there--class conflicts and such.
but i'm ok i guess, pretty ok. i played hacky sack yesterday--that was super fun. but that is about it. how are you lately?

what the heck is hacky sack?
that sounds abit mad

i only live about 15o miles from home takes about 2 and half hours to drive but i get the train which takes and hour and 15 mins to london then get the underground for about 10 mins then another train for another 10 mins

great fun


not been up to much but work

it was my neices birtday today and her dads (my brother) tomorrow so im going to see them on friday

they live in the same town as me so i dont got to travel

hacky sack! you don't know what hacky sack is! man, you haven't lived! it basically involves a group of people (mostly wearing tennis shoes, as it is hard to do with sandles or bare feet) kicking around a sack filled with something (sand and lentils are common). it really is a lot of fun! and you do tricks and stalls with your body. but yeah, it is a bit mad!

wow man! if your sister-in-law had waited one more day your dad and his daughter would have the same birthday! my step dad has that with his youngest daughter! oh and my uncles have the same birthday with something like 15 or so years in between--my mom (and everyone else in the family pretty much) calls them "polish twins!" my family is great! (we are polish by the way, so it isn't a slam on polish people by any means)

was you born in america or did you move over from poland

no, my mom's dad's parents came over from poland. her brothers are the "polish twins." i would really love to visit poland some day, i have no idea what it is like in any other country. i've never been out of the US.

my mum & dad came over here from ireland but i have been there a few times and going again as soon as i can get a passport.
ine of my brothers moved over there a few years ago

that's cool. were you born in ireland, or did they move to england before you were an idea?

*realizing she is always the one to cut the conversation short* i fear it is time that i go to bed--long day tomorrow and i shall wish to jump off a cliff before the day is out, but hopefully i will not follow through with any outlandish plots that my mind can create--and i'm pretty creative.
until next time, my friend, as always a pleasure to chat with you (even if only for a few words).

no i was born in london my mum & dad moved over here seperatly they didnt know each other in ireland they met over here

my dad has been in england for over 40 years he moved over when he was 16

not sure when my mum came over here

whats up

you seem to have left us

hey! sorry about that dude! i had a bit of a rough quarter and needed an escape from my computer, so i found the gym! now i'm in maryland with my dad for a few weeks before christmas. in that time i'm planning on stopping by a few more times, but after this i don't know. i hope you have been doing all right, and i hope to talk to you later!
christy

well its nice to hear from you again
i hope everything is going well for you too i have had my problems but i think its alll sorted now
anyway hope too hear from you again soon if not have a good christmas

problems? is everything alright? glad to hear that at least it's sorted out now. i've had my bad times as well, helps to talk about it. for instance, my quarter at school was realy cruddy, enough to get me to consider a different school. i have heard that in england you cannot transfer credits from one uni to the next, but in the US you can (just a refrence so you know what i'm talking about). so we all have our down beat days! cheer up my friend! smile a while! and remember that life doesn't always give you lemons, but when it does, man! free lemons eh!
christy

i had a little bit of trouble with the police but its all over for now

i hope you sort everything out with school and all theres not much chance of me having a problem like yours as its very unlikely as i won't be going to uni in this lifetime..

i might go to college to do a sound enginering coures but thats about it

hey, that sounds great! a bunch of my friends are engineering majors--tough stuff. you know, police always suck. my sister once put on lipstick that wasn't the tester lipstick (that would have been gross) in this store and the cashier woman called the cops and said that she tried to steal it. then this nice chick in line gave her the money to buy the lipstick but the cashier woman was such a bitch and said that it wasn't enough now, that the cops were on their way. and it was a cop that we knew well--a real prick! anyways, that and a few other incidencies with the same cop were all of my cop experiences. did i mention he was the biggest asshole (have i sworn enough yet?)! anwyays, sorry about that rambling. glad to hear your problems are cleared up!

how you been

hey,
i hope you have been alright for the past few months. i went from going to school four hours away from home to 30 minutes away, so i moved back home. it is a nice place though. i have a quaint little room with a bit of roof to sit on in the nice weather (of course this is inferring that there will be nice weather coming! hopefully will). anyways, i am in a computer lab at a school, hence why i'm on h2g2 again (finally), but i won't be on again i think until the summer comes. i hope you are doing well and hope to talk to you in a few months. actually only a month and a half.