all correspondences
from:
Vancouver
to:
Mexico City
correspondence:
Two lifes
from:
san francisco
to:
san jose
correspondence:
contemplating daily distances
from:
Chengdu
to:
Lhasa
correspondence:
pilgrimage
from:
London
to:
Manila
correspondence:
you got lost somewhere along the way
from:
San Francisco
to:
Half Moon Bay
correspondence:
Remembering someone who once lived here
from:
Toronto
to:
Melbourne
correspondence:
The other day I was on a date and he told me that I still had an accent. I might have lost him, but you are always in my heart, Melbourne.
from:
Honolulu
to:
Madrid
correspondence:
from:
Toronto
to:
Glasgow
correspondence:
from my old home to my new one :)
from:
faisalabad
to:
lahore
correspondence:
from my home to my in laws :)
from:
Glasgow
to:
Ojai
correspondence:
Place is a vague articulation.
from:
San Francisco
to:
Glasgow
correspondence:
I don't love you anymore.
from:
Paris
to:
Beirut
correspondence:
missing you.
from:
Venice
to:
Montevideo
correspondence:
Im looking forward to be there and explore you and Uruguay
from:
Venice
to:
Glasgow
correspondence:
I definitely miss the rain, the people, and I wish I managed to ask her out before leaving.
from:
glasgow
to:
odense
correspondence:
fritz, i love you and i think about you all the time.
from:
los angeles
to:
new york city
correspondence:
good luck occupy wall street i believe in you 777 :D
from:
los angeles
to:
reykjavik
correspondence:
i love u 777 :D
from:
Glasgow
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
always on my mind
from:
Liverpool
to:
Thun
correspondence:
from:
Seoul
to:
Auckland
correspondence:
Kiwi in the Orient.
from:
denver
to:
daytona
correspondence:
i miss you
from:
Anderson, SC, USA
to:
Virginia, IL, USA
correspondence:
I wish we were closer.
from:
New Orleans
to:
Buzios
correspondence:
Peeling paint and ceiling fans and the richest hues
from:
New York
to:
New Orleans
correspondence:
moving cold to warm....big to small....sharing streets with visual spectacle
from:
New Orleans
to:
Portland
correspondence:
...both places I call home...a correspondence of music and food and innovative spirit
from:
Riccione
to:
Ravenna
correspondence:
Love u my little mouse
from:
Vancouver
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
Hi Marilyn & Diana!!! I miss you oxoxox
from:
Vancouver
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
the place where the men go... some don't come back.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Sacramento
correspondence:
Bear hugs for everyone.
from:
vancouver
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
YOU ARE SO COOL
from:
Vancouver
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
seeking someplace in between: land, sheep, truffles.
from:
Chapel Hill
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
an idea percolates...
from:
Banff
to:
Tokyo
correspondence:
Hi!!
from:
portland
to:
amsterdam
correspondence:
http://www.publicationstudio.biz/store/index.html
from:
Vancouver
to:
Berlin
correspondence:
"How strange to feel the line that is spun from us lengthening its fine filament across the misty spaces of the intervening world... Between us is this line." -Virginia Woolf, The Waves
from:
New York
to:
Prague
correspondence:
Look for Warning Signs.
from:
belle river
to:
suwon
correspondence:
i miss korea
from:
singapore
to:
bangkok
correspondence:
from:
seattle
to:
taipei
correspondence:
I miss the dali dumpling restaurant
from:
Chicago
to:
Detroit
correspondence:
I miss my home town.
from:
guelph, canada
to:
Timisoara
correspondence:
Hello there...
from:
Vancouver
to:
Fernie
correspondence:
...and didn't even get to ski.
from:
istanbul
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
will move there perhaps
from:
toronto
to:
hinton
correspondence:
live in toronto, work in hinton
from:
Frankfurt
to:
Bratislava
correspondence:
Welcome to the Eurozone, Slovakia!
from:
San Francisco
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
Can't wait for high speed rail
from:
Vancouver
to:
New York
correspondence:
We are being awful friends. We are sorry.
from:
gaza
to:
tel aviv
correspondence:
please quit it
from:
Regina
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
I envy your cultural mass... and your moisture.
from:
new delhi, india
to:
athens greece
correspondence:
Greek India Project looking back at alexander Looking forward to ?
from:
vancouver
to:
goa, india
correspondence:
we'll make it, i know it.
from:
vancouver
to:
oxford, england
correspondence:
i love it that we are still friends
from:
vancouver
to:
toronto
correspondence:
there's allot between us. i still love you, but i lost some weight here.
from:
Istanbul
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
different room, same feeling
from:
Vancouver
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
"blood / is the colour of the rainbow..."
from:
calgary
to:
albany
correspondence:
wild thing, i think i love you, but i wanna know for sure!
from:
Vancouver
to:
Surrey
correspondence:
You've got ants in your pants and you're going to dance all the way to France. Hop in the Bus, Gus!
from:
Vancouver
to:
Sarajevo
correspondence:
the sidewalks are still red beside the cathedral, the mountains here still gloomed with clouds.
from:
Johannesburg
to:
Boksburg
correspondence:
So close yet so far.
from:
Vancouver, BC
to:
Glace Bay, NS
correspondence:
hello, place of birth. you are looking at the other ocean, is it beautiful?
from:
cameroon
to:
nunavut
correspondence:
2 visits, 2 films, people with strength
from:
san francisco
to:
montreal
correspondence:
home?-home?
from:
Montreal
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Family-Work
from:
Vancouver
to:
Singapore
correspondence:
I miss you, homeland. It's been four years since I last visited and I'm waiting a few more years before I return. I am closer to you now that I've moved to the West coast of Canada.
from:
valencia, spain
to:
austin, texas
correspondence:
I've been having dreams that we can't find your father, and Faithy and I are trying to keep you safe in a strange landscape of metros and questionable personalities. You are probably the only 6 year old who would understand this. I want to call you, but...with the time difference and all.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Abu Dhabi
correspondence:
You want a piece of me??
from:
Dubai
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
It's not the same without the mountains...
from:
Desolation Sound
to:
Port Hope
correspondence:
worth the trip
from:
Milano
to:
Inuvik
correspondence:
We miss you
from:
vancouver
to:
new york
correspondence:
Baby you hurt me, you nearly broke me. I don't love you anymore.
from:
vancouver
to:
enschede
correspondence:
can't wait. alone time...
from:
toronto
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
miss u already xtian!
from:
edmonton
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
growing up
from:
saskatoon
to:
edmonton
correspondence:
necessary, unkown at time, where my heart lies with the land
from:
Vancouver
to:
Tehran
correspondence:
I think I've always missed you
from:
Vancouver
to:
Paris
correspondence:
thank you for the days of escape from the burden of the dead. your blue sky saved my life.
from:
Pflugerville, Texas
to:
Muncie, Indiana
correspondence:
I miss you
from:
ankara
to:
yerevan
correspondence:
what's the harm in talking about these things?
from:
vancouver, bc
to:
agassiz
correspondence:
Somewhere over there are hazelnut trees. Someone who lives there has made me some nice hazelnut butter. They will wake up early Saturday morning and drive into town. They will set up a stand at the farmer's market. I will buy a jar of their hazelnut butter. I will eat it on toast Sunday morning.
from:
beijing
to:
lhasa
correspondence:
guess that was easy for us to forget
from:
washington
to:
baghdad
correspondence:
things that cannot be undone
from:
belgrade
to:
the hague
correspondence:
one more (at least)
from:
washington, dc
to:
kabul
correspondence:
take a moment
from:
tel aviv
to:
bir zeit
correspondence:
what distances
from:
Moscow
to:
Tblisi
correspondence:
distant bombs
from:
vancouver
to:
montreal
correspondence:
one day i will visit you for more than one week.
from:
seattle, WA
to:
priest river
correspondence:
i feel alienated i my family's hometown - i have lived in the city for too long. i feel alienated in the city - i grew up in rural america.
from:
chicago
to:
los angeles
correspondence:
my brothers managed to get farther away from bellingham than i did.
from:
san diego
to:
belmond, IA
correspondence:
it will only be sadder when you return.
from:
corpus christi
to:
jackson
correspondence:
L1A - i blame a lot of idiolectal quirks on this
from:
bellingham
to:
seattle
correspondence:
eventually i grew out of even my favorite shoes.
from:
yigo
to:
oak harbor
correspondence:
island girl
from:
seattle, WA
to:
belmond, IA
correspondence:
I'm here for you and your family.
from:
Ubud
to:
Spokane
correspondence:
Why did you ever leave me?
from:
Vilnius, Lithuania
to:
Vancouver, BC
correspondence:
You never want me to return, yet I am here for you. thanks for nothing.
from:
Vilnius, Lithuania
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
I never want to go back to you, but I guess I have to.
from:
Albuquerque
to:
Pasadena
correspondence:
when I first got to school they thought I was crazy when i said the air felt humid. When the humidity is <5%, droplets no longer bead up on the outside of your cold glass.
from:
Missoula
to:
Bellingham
correspondence:
a chance to breath and just live for a while. Rest, comfort, and deer. Oreos.
from:
Chicago
to:
New York
correspondence:
what would it be like to have children? What would it be like to have children in NYC?
from:
Richland, WA
to:
Portland
correspondence:
Walla Walla sweets
from:
Portland
to:
Dublin
correspondence:
Wish I could go back some time. Not so different, but the weight of history is so much heavier there. It's fascinating.
from:
Pasadena
to:
Denver
correspondence:
Denver, baby.
from:
Walla Walla
to:
Missoula
correspondence:
on a road trip. Alan pointed out the very Dr-Seussian look of the ploughed fields and hills. It was surreal.
from:
Richland, WA
to:
Salt Lake City
correspondence:
Visit Grandma and the relatives, 2 day car trip with a stopoff in Boise at Aunt Eunice's. Idaho farmland is interminable. Coming back down the long switchbacks on the north side of the Blues down into Pendleton and rolling wheatfields, down into the heat.
from:
Hood River, OR
to:
Portland, OR
correspondence:
Columbia Gorge highway. How could I have never done that before now? I've been wanting to visit Vista House for years.
from:
Portland
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
alike but so so different. Seattle: hillier than I remember. Portland streets aren't as complicated, but I don't get that thrill of navigational mastery that I do in Seattle. Portland: more bridges. More laid back. Happier biking. MAX! Seattle, you are nice but my GOD do buses suck.
from:
Portland
to:
San Jose
correspondence:
Has everyone moved there? sigh.
from:
Portland
to:
Albuquerque
correspondence:
visit the 'rents
from:
Seattle
to:
Portland
correspondence:
STP. I WILL do this one year.
from:
Portland, OR
to:
Vancouver, BC
correspondence:
I haven't talked with you in so long. I hope you are doing well. I regret I haven't seen you for so long. I fear you are so cosmopolitan and urbane now that I would be boring to you.
from:
rogers
to:
scott
correspondence:
We aren't too far apart
from:
Rotterdam
to:
Beijing
correspondence:
Rem Koolhaas in the architectural Olympics
from:
Toronto
to:
Winnipeg
correspondence:
home again home again
from:
Vancouver
to:
Jaipur
correspondence:
from:
new jersey
to:
portland, OR
correspondence:
I took the train all the way across the country and spent the summer with the guy who would later become my husband. I love Portland. Powell's is Awesome.
from:
ithaca, new york
to:
belgium
correspondence:
where my boyfriend is
from:
Bellingham
to:
Tokyo
correspondence:
two floating lanterns
from:
Seattle
to:
Redmond, WA
correspondence:
My daily bus commute from downtown Seattle to the Microsoft campus from when I worked there from 1994 to 2001. Now I'm out at the campus about twice a year on academic business, and it's grown so much I don't know my way around anymore.
from:
Toronto
to:
New York
correspondence:
Apparently Toronto's original name was York (see Toronto to York).
from:
New York
to:
New York
correspondence:
There are some people who were born in New York City, have stayed in New York City, and spend every minute of their lives away from New York City complaining about how much better everything is in New York. I love the place too, but there are times when New York's size and cultural prominence are used as covers for plain old provincialism.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Mexico City
correspondence:
thinking of home
from:
Vancouver
to:
St Saud
correspondence:
Wow... this thing recognises some very small places! This village in the south of France is so tiny... I miss it all the same... life in the country - amazing!
from:
Vancouver
to:
Wantage
correspondence:
It's a long time since I went home...
from:
Vancouver
to:
Limoges
correspondence:
Dreaming of cheap wine, good cheese, peace and quiet.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Oxford
correspondence:
Vancouver needs: your drinking establishments and your architecture.
from:
Zurich
to:
Princeton
correspondence:
Einstein
from:
Chicago
to:
Racine
correspondence:
People who come up from Chicago during the summer to sail boats they keep docked in Wisconsin are known locally as F.I.B.s: Fuckin' Illinois Boaters.
from:
Chicago
to:
New York
correspondence:
Two different styles of pizza.
from:
Chicago
to:
Medellin
correspondence:
Synonymous with organized crime in their respective eras.
from:
everett, WA
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
The drive from Vancouver, B.C., to Seattle isn't all that long, but it's long enough. When you get to Everett, though, your spirits pick up, because you know you're getting near home. For Jodi and I, "We're in Everett now" has become code for an arduous undertaking that is almost done.
from:
Des Moines, Iowa
to:
Des Moines, Washington
correspondence:
Mildly confusing if you live near the latter.
from:
chongqing, china
to:
busan, korea
correspondence:
oh the smog, the sweat, and the spicy food. bustling street life of immediate transactions, roads shared with animals, people, vehicles, and inertia rules. rules?
from:
New York
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
New York is more cultured and authentic. Everyone in L.A. is a shallow phony. Blah, blah, blah. Yadda, yadda, yadda.
from:
Ithaca
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
I went to Cornell. Thomas Pynchon went to Cornell. I moved out to Seattle to work at Microsoft. Pynchon went to Boeing. Quit following me, buddy!
from:
New Orleans
to:
Philadelphia
correspondence:
New Orleans has Mardis Gras and Philadelphia has the Mummers Parade. For me all parades are a kind of nostalgia: you think, boy I bet this was a lot more fun back in the 1800s. But it takes special dedication to drag yourself down to center city hungover on a cold, wet, windy day.
from:
New Orleans
to:
Mobile
correspondence:
Mobile has a Mardis Gras too. Apparently a pale imitation of New Orleans' more famous celebration, but I do have early childhood memories of seeing candy tossed from floats.
from:
Berlin
to:
Moscow
correspondence:
Operation Barbarossa
from:
saarbrucken
to:
leipzig
correspondence:
Apparently a lot of HPSG work is done in Leipzig as well as Saarbrücken. (And of course, Palo Alto, since it's a Stanford invention.)
from:
Denver
to:
Boston
correspondence:
Denver omelette. Boston clam chowder.
from:
Mobile, Alabama
to:
Muncie, Indiana
correspondence:
The final sequence of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" was filmed in Mobile, Alabama, where I used to live. (I have this vague childhood memory of being at a swimming pool and talking to people who had played aliens.) The film is set part in Muncie, where I also used to live. Why is Steven Spielberg following me!
from:
Abington, Pennsylvania
to:
Cheltemham, Pennsylvania
correspondence:
I lived in Abington while Charl lived just down the road in Cheltenham, so we didn't actually go to the same high school, though I think of her as my high school girlfriend because she's one the person from that time I'm still in touch with.
from:
Kyle, Texas
to:
Austin, Texas
correspondence:
Spent Thanksgiving 2007 with my parents in Kyle, which is farther away from Austin than you'd think. But I guess everything in Texas farther away than you'd think.
from:
Husdon, Ohio
to:
Mayfield, Ohio
correspondence:
The winter after I graduated college and moved back in with my parents I spent a lot of time driving aimlessly around northwestern Ohio. One of my favorite things to do was head up to Mayfield to hang out in the Barnes and Noble.
from:
Chicago
to:
Boston
correspondence:
Both cheesy rock bands. (Though I'll admit that "More Than a Feeling" is a great song.)
from:
Seattle
to:
Saarbrucken
correspondence:
Apparently a lot of research that uses the HPSG syntactic framework gets done in Saarbrücken. Since I've done some work with HPSG, I'm half hoping to land a post-doc there, or somewhere else in Europe.
from:
Seattle
to:
mesa, AZ
correspondence:
Get out of the rain
from:
Pasadena
to:
grand canyon
correspondence:
Road trip
from:
Seattle
to:
Baltimore
correspondence:
Long lost family
from:
Pasadena
to:
denver
correspondence:
Amazing road trip
from:
Tucson
to:
Pasadena
correspondence:
The Phoenix Mars Lander
from:
Konigsberg
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Leonhard Euler's demonstration of how one could not cross all seven bridges in the city of Konigsberg only once was the first result in the field of graph theory, and youareherebetweenus is an excellent example of a mathematical graph.
from:
Bilbao
to:
Barcelona
correspondence:
I could eat tortilla sandwiches all day
from:
Bellingham
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
Peter Mansbridge--Canadian icon. No, wait. Rick Mercer.
from:
Bellingham
to:
Oneida, Illinois
correspondence:
Great Grand Uncle William, born in Scotland, died at 18 years old in the American Civil War may be buried there in a family cemetery in an unmarked grave.
from:
Bellingham
to:
Edinburgh
correspondence:
"fried Mars Bars," better than you'd think.
from:
Bellingham
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
No thanks. I just brushed my teeth.
from:
Bellingham
to:
Puerto Aisen
correspondence:
locked in the 1950s - bonita
from:
malvern
to:
bellingham
correspondence:
an historic quilt
from:
Edmonton
to:
Buenos Aires
correspondence:
This is where I want to go
from:
edmonton
to:
boksburg
correspondence:
will, i miss you!
from:
edmonton
to:
wahroonga
correspondence:
home
from:
edmonton
to:
harare
correspondence:
home
from:
Oxford
to:
Rawalpindi
correspondence:
tragedy
from:
Lahore
to:
New Delhi
correspondence:
My grandparents hitched a ride with the Dalai Lama
from:
Washington
to:
Kabul
correspondence:
did you forget this one?
from:
new york
to:
san miniato
correspondence:
silencio
from:
guantanamo
to:
washington dc
correspondence:
eat cockmeat sandwich in hell
from:
new york
to:
berlin
correspondence:
stop holding me responsible for my country's foreign policy
from:
Bellingham
to:
Cape Canaveral
correspondence:
When the Challenger exploded, my Dad came to my elementary school to tell me in person. I was fascinated with everything about space, and this was a huge tragedy that I remember vividly. I recall everything about the school coatroom where he told me. I realize now why my Dad felt it was important for me to hear it from him.
from:
Toronto
to:
Cape Canaveral
correspondence:
Canadarm
from:
Paris
to:
Montreal
correspondence:
1st and 2nd largest French speaking cities in the world
from:
Manila
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
nannies
from:
Warsaw
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
friendship cities
from:
Sagamihara
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
friendship cities
from:
Quito
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
friendship cities
from:
kiev
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
friendship cities
from:
ho chi minh city
to:
toronto
correspondence:
friendship cities
from:
Frankfurt
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
sister cities
from:
milan
to:
toronto
correspondence:
sister cities
from:
Sao Paulo
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
sister cities
from:
Chongqing
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
sister cities
from:
Chicago
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
sister cities
from:
Toronto
to:
York
correspondence:
Toronto's original name
from:
Toronto
to:
Boca Raton
correspondence:
snowbirds
from:
New York
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
I found my sense of humor in New York, but I found my bliss in California
from:
Toronto
to:
Dubai
correspondence:
The Burj Dubai is now the tallest building in the world
from:
Toronto
to:
Taipei
correspondence:
The CN Tower is still taller
from:
Toronto
to:
Lisbon
correspondence:
deportations
from:
Toronto
to:
Montreal
correspondence:
Final Jeopardy: When the Blue Jays met the Expos in interleague play in 1997, it was the first time the American national anthem wasn't sung before a major league baseball game.
from:
New York
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
The U.N. calls it the most diverse city in the world
from:
Atlanta
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
I was born in one and live in the other.
from:
New York, NY
to:
Miramar Beach, FL
correspondence:
I can't wait to see you next month. I miss your seafood and banana daiquiri goodness.
from:
Berlin
to:
Vienna
correspondence:
on the night train to Vienna we stopped in the station in Leipzig. Bill looked out the window and said "when we were kids this was all enemy territory"
from:
Amsterdam
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
A safe haven before the eventual return home.
from:
South Milwaukee
to:
Franksville
correspondence:
From safety to eventual despair.
from:
Seattle
to:
Paris
correspondence:
What does your air feel like right now?
from:
San Jose
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
Joy!
from:
Racine
to:
Milwaukee
correspondence:
Patricia Stevens Career College and Finishing School.
from:
Racine
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
A glimmer of hope.
from:
Racine
to:
Madison
correspondence:
Respite. Relaxation. Release.
from:
Racine
to:
Kenosha
correspondence:
First real office job. The horror. The horror. The...
from:
Seattle
to:
Bellingham
correspondence:
Always the stopoff on the way to somewheres where friends await.
from:
Seattle
to:
Aruba
correspondence:
Beautiful and horrifying. That is, beaches and resort hotels, respectively.
from:
Seattle
to:
London
correspondence:
See you soon...
from:
new york
to:
varanasi
correspondence:
i miss you
from:
new york
to:
los angeles
correspondence:
i miss your sun
from:
brooklyn
to:
seattle
correspondence:
reconnecting after 2+ years with my best friend from college
from:
New York, USA
to:
Fortaleza, Brazil
correspondence:
A place where humanity awakens concealed and veiled emotions in all of us.
from:
New York, USA
to:
Kukes, Albania
correspondence:
Two places I call home connected by an invisible bridge that appears and disappears, gets build and crumbles, swings and steadies.
from:
ashland, OR
to:
London, UK
correspondence:
from:
Vancouver, BC
to:
Seoul, Korea
correspondence:
my dear, dear friend
from:
Trois-Rivieres, Quebec
to:
Vancouver, BC
correspondence:
birth
from:
Vancouver, BC
to:
Kingston, Ontario
correspondence:
Jack + Joyce
from:
Vancouver, BC
to:
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
correspondence:
my son Jack
from:
St. John's
to:
Ottawa
correspondence:
from:
Vancouver
to:
Toronto, Ontario
correspondence:
my brother Andrew
from:
Vancouver, BC
to:
Toronto, Ontario
correspondence:
my brother Ron
from:
Saskatoon
to:
Oakville, Ontario
correspondence:
mother
from:
Brussels
to:
New york
correspondence:
To Wed
from:
Soria
to:
New York
correspondence:
Where should I live?
from:
vancouver
to:
Sydney
correspondence:
from:
Seattle
to:
West sound, wa
correspondence:
leaving the city
from:
Seattle
to:
praia, cape verde
correspondence:
dreams and music
from:
Bellingham, wa
to:
Harare
correspondence:
math
from:
new york
to:
merida
correspondence:
i the pork sandwiches in the market
from:
new york
to:
london
correspondence:
i am glad you are happy there but it is very different here without you
from:
new york
to:
new haven
correspondence:
close by train but still too far away
from:
new york
to:
new orleans
correspondence:
too far and too different
from:
New York
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
Want your weather
from:
Vancouver
to:
Portland
correspondence:
Seeing those pictures of Obama speaking to the crowd in Portland... so inspiring. Beautiful city, beautiful people. I love Portland.
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Boca Raton, Florida, USA
correspondence:
Grandma Nathalie
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Star Island, New Hampshire, USA
correspondence:
Time stops
from:
sammamish, wa
to:
portland, or
correspondence:
I miss you every day
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Varanasi, India
correspondence:
the moment at dawn...
from:
New York City, USA
to:
New Delhi, India
correspondence:
Colors
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Buenos Aries, Argentina
correspondence:
Tango
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
correspondence:
Ghosts
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Cambridge, England
correspondence:
Poetry
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Naples, Florida
correspondence:
Nannie
from:
Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, USA
to:
Moultonboro, New Hampshire, USA
correspondence:
Childhood
from:
Central Park Zoo, New York City, USA
to:
Jigokudani Yaen-koen, Nagano, Japan
correspondence:
Snow Monkeys
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Gashaka-Gumti National Park, Nigeria
correspondence:
A Window
from:
New York City, USA
to:
San Francisco, USA
correspondence:
Friendship, Gretchen
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Chicago, USA
correspondence:
My Son, Leigh Haley, is there now, 5/19/08
from:
New York City, USA
to:
Cairo, Egypt
correspondence:
My Daughter, Alexandra, is there now, 5/19/08
from:
New York City, USA
to:
London, England
correspondence:
Close Friend, Verdella
from:
Vancouver
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
I discover that my old friend is also looking into yurts and container homes and stuff too! Soon the end of this link will need to be adjusted
from:
Albany
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
that was an awful weekend
from:
Geneva
to:
Urbana-Champaign
correspondence:
<a href="http://en.wikipedia.com/wiki/Hypertext">hypertext</a>
from:
marfa
to:
burnaby
correspondence:
for its edges
from:
edmonton
to:
san antonio
correspondence:
we both ended up in a strange middle place
from:
Vancouver
to:
Stockholm
correspondence:
So long...
from:
Bellingham
to:
London, Ontario
correspondence:
In Bellingham when we say "Western" we mean the University of Western Washington, but right across the border "Western" means some place way out in Ontario...
from:
London
to:
Amsterdam
correspondence:
axis of cool GPS art
from:
Los Angeles
to:
Ensenada
correspondence:
geology field trip + fish tacos
from:
Sydney
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
Oceanic 815
from:
Seattle
to:
Dakar
correspondence:
your good luck bracelet didn't do shit
from:
Seattle
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
Not to worry, we will be reunited...
from:
Seattle
to:
Melbourne
correspondence:
answer my email motherF%&*&*!!!
from:
Racine
to:
New Orleans
correspondence:
Two visits, one in the 80s, one in the 90s. It was amazing. I don't think I can go back now.
from:
Seattle
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
Our next home?
from:
new york
to:
victoria
correspondence:
talking to my waking self from a dream
from:
vancouver
to:
mobile
correspondence:
long trip
from:
vancouver
to:
montreal
correspondence:
great
from:
Vancouver, Canada
to:
Bath, UK
correspondence:
where my mother is ill
from:
Bath, UK
to:
Zacapoaxtla, Mexico
correspondence:
Past lives
from:
Vancouver, Canada
to:
Yangon, Burma
correspondence:
Feeling for all those who had lives devastated by Cyclone Nargis
from:
Vancouver
to:
London, UK
correspondence:
The distance between me and my girlfriend
from:
Bath, UK
to:
Vancouver, Canada
correspondence:
From where I was born to where I live now
from:
Stockholm
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Love
from:
Atlanta, GA, USA
to:
London, UK
correspondence:
the last time I moved home
from:
Nagoya
to:
Townsville
correspondence:
Lots of Fun!
from:
St. Catharines
to:
Nagoya
correspondence:
The journey that started it all
from:
Birmingham
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
The country just isn 't the same without you Michael
from:
Vancouver
to:
Seville
correspondence:
The Biggest Change in my Life
from:
toronto
to:
new york
correspondence:
from:
shanghai
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
home
from:
baghdad
to:
dallas
correspondence:
we hate you with all of our hearts
from:
paris
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
not what i expected
from:
seattle
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
sa
from:
edmonton
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
vacation
from:
seattle
to:
whistler
correspondence:
skiing
from:
boston
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
hi
from:
london
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
the best
from:
new york
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
home
from:
toronto
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
home
from:
seattle
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
great
from:
vancouver
to:
new york
correspondence:
reading
from:
Vancouver
to:
Sandspit
correspondence:
Greying hope
from:
Christchurch
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
throw caution to the wind
from:
hong kong
to:
denver
correspondence:
feeling isolated and alone - no place to call home
from:
New York City
to:
Greenfield Center
correspondence:
The nice long drive that made me feel at peace.
from:
Brooklyn
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
we miss you much!
from:
Cairo
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
from home to home
from:
banff
to:
Fort McMurray
correspondence:
You make too much money.
from:
Banff
to:
Stephenville crossing
correspondence:
Hey Hows everything going?? newfoundland it up!
from:
Seattle
to:
Auburn, Washington
correspondence:
Anna lived across the hall from me in my first apartment building in Seattle. We hung out constantly for about a year; had a mutual crush that fortunately didn't go anywhere. She invited me down to Auburn to have Thanksgiving with her family, which was really nice. Often I find my memories of a first year in a new place seem more distant and misty than those from further back in time.
from:
Vancouver
to:
London
correspondence:
8 hours later
from:
vancouver
to:
kyiv
correspondence:
sistera expatria
from:
Newark, DE
to:
seattle
correspondence:
trips to and fro, too numerous to count, by the world's most brilliant philosopher/photographer
from:
seattle
to:
spokane
correspondence:
where a certain sibling beats on a defunct washing machine when he's angry
from:
spokane
to:
denver
correspondence:
recruited by headhunter for a job in Denver I knew I would not take, just wanted to fly somewhere. After the interview the return flight was snowed in and cancelled. The headhunter lived locally and located me in the airport then offered a place to stay until my flight the next day. Hours later I found myself wearing a pair of her pants because I got my period in my dress suit. She bought me tampons, fed me dinner and sent me on my way the next day. I was mortified and humbled.
from:
Spokane
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
Zeppelin 4 ever
from:
mobile
to:
seattle
correspondence:
Bill Mcneil is Mobile stock...he's so hot right now, Bill McNeil
from:
frankfurt
to:
seattle
correspondence:
flight to seattle first time in months hearing redneck English
from:
Palo Alto
to:
Frankfurt
correspondence:
the trajectory of the bacteremia I contracted via nudie pics in poison oak
from:
Vancouver
to:
Monterrey
correspondence:
abrachops a Memo y Contry La Silla
from:
Vancouver
to:
Culiacan
correspondence:
Besos para Rafael Buelna 1010
from:
Palo Alto
to:
Berkeley
correspondence:
...are father apart than you think they'd be.
from:
Banff
to:
London
correspondence:
Hey to everyone I know in London
from:
Banff
to:
Venice
correspondence:
Ciao Riccardo, come stai?
from:
Banff
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Thanks for the well wishes!
from:
Vancouver
to:
Dortmund
correspondence:
I am sending prayers and mailing art from Vancouver to Dortmund where my friend and mail art correspondent is valliantly beating down depression.
from:
Hamiota
to:
Banff
correspondence:
Banff officially became a city when I lived near (fetched mail from) Hamiota, Manitoba which was officially a village. We often took car camping trips across western Canada - between these otherwise unrelated locals.
from:
Liverpool, England
to:
Amritsar, India
correspondence:
I have fallen in love with Amritsar, I will see you in July. Caroline Andrews
from:
Vancouver
to:
Kaohsiung
correspondence:
used to teach in Kaohsiung, met some good friends occasionally share stories with them about our current lives
from:
Banff
to:
Ottawa
correspondence:
Hey Rupert how are you?
from:
Banff
to:
Liverpool
correspondence:
Is it raining?
from:
Banff
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Greetings from Banff!
from:
Seattle
to:
Barcelona
correspondence:
Sick as a dog, happy as a clam.
from:
Manila
to:
Port Arthur
correspondence:
Both the Spanish-American War and the Russo-Japanese War began with attacks on docked warships: in Manila in 1898, and then a few years later in Port Arthur in 1904. In both conflicts newly minted naval powers announced their entry onto the global stage by grabbing territory from waning European empires, giving a first glimpse of 20th century power structures.
from:
Edinburgh
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Brunch?
from:
Muncie
to:
St. Mere Eglise
correspondence:
As part of a tour of France I took on my honeymoon we visited various sites associated with the Normandy invasion and I found that the names of the towns were familiar from my days as a 12-year old wargaming enthusiast.
from:
Moscow
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
While living in Moscow in the 1930s, Andrey Kolmogorov did work on the axiomatization of probability theory which is the foundation for my computational linguistics research in Seattle today.
from:
Franksville
to:
Racine
correspondence:
First husband, first apartment.
from:
Seattle
to:
Bangkok
correspondence:
Someday...
from:
Seattle
to:
Berkeley
correspondence:
A little disappointing.
from:
Seattle
to:
Seoul
correspondence:
If we ever go there maybe Bill can order dinner.
from:
Seattle
to:
Tacoma
correspondence:
My horrendous agent lives/works here.
from:
Seattle
to:
Leavenworth
correspondence:
Three of the happiest days of my life.
from:
Seattle
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
Yuk, yuk, yuk, YUKKY!
from:
Seattle
to:
Amsterdam
correspondence:
Arrived Amsterdam Sept 9, 2001. Thrilled by first trip overseas, enchanted by the city. Two days later, terrified and devastated, we had tea with our new Dutch friends. I will never forget their kindness.
from:
Amsterdam
to:
Berlin
correspondence:
Groggy, wild-eyed, three days after September 11th. The Dutch and Germans were so kind.
from:
Seattle
to:
Portland
correspondence:
Felt like maybe I should move there. More like what Seattle used to be.
from:
Racine
to:
Las Vegas
correspondence:
First trip in an airplane.
from:
Seattle
to:
Chicago
correspondence:
Museum of Science and Industry. Girl Scouts. Chinatown. First time I used chopsticks.
from:
Seattle
to:
San Jose
correspondence:
Went there to leave my first husband. The pits in a pit.
from:
Seattle
to:
New York
correspondence:
First visit impressions: big, loud, and stinky. I'll be back.
from:
Seattle
to:
Milwaukee
correspondence:
city of birth
from:
Seattle
to:
Racine
correspondence:
I left you and never looked back
from:
Seattle
to:
Paris
correspondence:
I will live in you someday...
from:
Seattle
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
dear friends in one of my favorite cities
from:
Montreal
to:
Boston
correspondence:
two cities I flew too in the last months
from:
Zurich
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
two of my favourite cities
from:
Zug
to:
Stratford
correspondence:
move from one to another
from:
Baar
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
a link between where you live now and your place of birth
from:
Palo Alto
to:
Albany
correspondence:
Had horrible allergy attacks in both places, so its presumably not a reaction to local vegetation.
from:
Moscow, Idaho
to:
Paris, Texas
correspondence:
Both are probably full of people who are sick of the same old obvious jokes.
from:
Shanghai
to:
New York
correspondence:
Both are more economically and culturally prominent than the political capitals of their respective nations.
from:
Ibb
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
On one of her first days in Seattle after moving out in late 1996, Kristina and I took a walk downtown. Houses on the side of Queen Anne Hill were visible to the north. "It looks like Ibb," said Kristina, who had lived in Yemen a couple of years before. Ever since then when I see Queen Anne in the distance I think, "Ibb!"
from:
Muncie
to:
New York
correspondence:
Vinney Szopa, with whom I spent a satisfying early adolescent geekdom back in Indiana--playing wargames, programming his Commodore 64, designing elaborate maps and etymologies for fantasy novels and the like--went to N.Y.U. for a year, where he hung out with my friend Andy from high school outside Philadelphia. (See Seattle/Nutley.) It was odd to have two different eras of my life mingling like that while I was living upstate.
from:
Olympia
to:
Albany
correspondence:
Capital cities of U.S. states that contain much larger and more famous cities.
from:
Mogadishu
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
Seattle is home to lots of Somali immigrants.
from:
Ithaca
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
In the early 20th century, Ithaca was the center of the American film industry.
from:
amsterdam
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
friendship defines its own space-time continuum
from:
Detroit
to:
Pittsburgh
correspondence:
Both have professional sports teams whose names evoke a local industry that has lately fallen on hard times.
from:
Moscow
to:
Lucknow
correspondence:
They rhyme.
from:
New York
to:
Singapore
correspondence:
Both have cocktails derived from their names. (New York <-> Manhattan, cheaing a litte.)
from:
Seattle
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Both have monorails.
from:
Roma
to:
St. Lo
correspondence:
Favorite cities of crossword puzzle makers.
from:
Redmond
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
Redmond, Washington, is like a soggy L.A. without movie stars.
from:
Seoul
to:
Philadelphia
correspondence:
There always seem to be Koreans in my life. Nowhere was this more the case than where I went to high school outside of Philadelphia which had (and presumably still has) a huge Korean immigrant population. The other week in Korean class the teacher had us do some vocabulary exercise that involved playing "Kai bai bo" and I thought, "Oh right, kai bai bo."
from:
Selma
to:
Muncie
correspondence:
Between 5th and 6th grade my family moved from a house in Selma, Indiana, to one in Muncie. Those seemed like different worlds back then, but looking on Google maps just now I see they're really only a few miles apart.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Whistler
correspondence:
"Roughing" it with Davey, Dan, Ben Carr, Theo, Wes, El, Dani, Jamie, Nadim, Brendon, Nori and Aron
from:
Calgary
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Migration
from:
Seattle
to:
Berlin
correspondence:
Both are cities with large towers that feature rotating restaurants.
from:
Mumbai
to:
Ithaca
correspondence:
Unlike Smitha (see Bangalore/Ithaca) Aparna was, among the physics majors at Cornell, merely smarter than me or possibly even as smart as me. And yet she's an astronomer now, so maybe I would have been able to hack it after all.
from:
Sterling Heights
to:
Detroit
correspondence:
See Abington/Philadephia.
from:
New York
to:
Philadelphia
correspondence:
The one is perpetually in the other's shadow.
from:
Seattle
to:
Sihanoukville, Cambodia
correspondence:
Sister cities, apparently.
from:
Shanghai
to:
Ithaca
correspondence:
Joy Han and I sat next to each other in the front row of Al Schatz's engineering math class. She said the Chinese characters my girlfriend Charlene (see New York/Seattle) drew in a picture hanging in my dorm room were very well executed. I found myself inadvertently singing "Joy and Pain" whenever I was around Joy, because that was the year Rob Base had his two hits. Was she sick of that song? Oh yes, she was sick of that song.
from:
Seattle
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
About 4 hours by Amtrak depending on the border, but pay close attention when you book online: if you're not careful they may you on a bus instead of a train.
from:
Paris
to:
London
correspondence:
Leibniz invented calculus while living in Paris, and Newton did the same while living in London, sparking one the great authorship controversies in science. I'm just happy for them both.
from:
Nutley
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
In 1995 I flew back east to attend my friend Andy's wedding and stayed with his fiance's family in Nutley, New Jersey. That trip was also the first time I'd seen Charlene seen we'd broken up (see New York/Seattle) and so was a big deal. Years later I heard the name of the town mentioned in passing on The Sopranos and I thought, "Hey. Nutley!"
from:
Abington
to:
Philadelphia
correspondence:
I went to high school in Abington township which lies outside Philadelphia. (Just head north on Broad Street until it turns into Old York Road.) Unless I know someone is familiar with the area though, it's easier to just say I'm from Philadelphia. I wonder if other people who grew up in suburbs claim the same kind of dual citizenship to both the the place they're actually from and the place nearby people have heard of.
from:
Buenos Aires
to:
Paris
correspondence:
Although the Argentine Oscar Aleman and the French gypsy Django Reinhardt were both virtuoso swing guitarists who even performed across town from each other in Paris in the 1930s, they never recorded together.
from:
Barcelona
to:
Taipei
correspondence:
wanliuzhonglu
from:
Edmonton
to:
Beijing
correspondence:
from:
Spokane
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
Kris is from Spokane. She's insanely sexy too. (See Pittsburgh/Ithaca.) Whenever we're out at a bar in Seattle, she'll insist she recognizes someone from high school, which is really not that unlikely.
from:
Portland or
to:
Vancouver bc
correspondence:
Artistery (rock!)
from:
chicago
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
rain
from:
sacramento
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
stupid lefties even worse up there
from:
memphis
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
liberal mecca
from:
vancouver
to:
new york
correspondence:
my upcoming trip
from:
vancouver
to:
prague
correspondence:
Hello!
from:
toronto
to:
montreal
correspondence:
from:
new york
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
art
from:
chicago
to:
calgary
correspondence:
from:
toronto
to:
burnaby
correspondence:
my move
from:
burnaby
to:
seattle
correspondence:
BORING!
from:
portland
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
i wish i could have stayed in vancouver forever
from:
vancouver
to:
winnipeg
correspondence:
two great scenes
from:
seattle
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
visiting vancouver is like visiting a cultured version of seattle, oh how tired i am of seattle
from:
seattle
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
i-5
from:
santiago
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
beautiful
from:
los angeles
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
rest
from:
vancouver
to:
surrey
correspondence:
stress
from:
burnaby
to:
surrey
correspondence:
bridge
from:
burnaby
to:
toronto
correspondence:
a
from:
burnaby
to:
denver
correspondence:
mountains
from:
Paris
to:
Riyadh
correspondence:
from:
london, ontario
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
school, and home
from:
Seattle
to:
Khobar, Saudi Arabia
correspondence:
Where my cousins live, where I've never been, where I would like to go.
from:
bogota
to:
london
correspondence:
rickshaw drivers
from:
Vancouver
to:
Grinnell, IA
correspondence:
my first roommate.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Bogota
correspondence:
going home in Dec
from:
Seattle
to:
Bogota
correspondence:
places I love and live
from:
Seattle
to:
Munich
correspondence:
fine, stay there
from:
Seattle
to:
Houston
correspondence:
miss you already, rosie
from:
Vancouver
to:
Halifax
correspondence:
The Other Side...
from:
Seattle
to:
Raleigh
correspondence:
harem
from:
Atlanta
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
from:
Charlotte
to:
Atlanta
correspondence:
from:
Baton Rouge
to:
Charlotte
correspondence:
from:
New Orleans
to:
Baton Rouge
correspondence:
from:
Greenfield Center
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
BUT I LOVE YOU!!!! C'mere, kitty!!!
from:
vancouver
to:
birmingham
correspondence:
I once dated a guy from Birmingham. He told me that when his television stopped working, he and his roomates took it into the backyard and shot a gun at it. Red flag.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Indianapolis
correspondence:
WE LOVE YOU!
from:
Vancouver
to:
Findhorn
correspondence:
One day, I will live in you.
from:
vancouver
to:
cape town
correspondence:
"peanut? they're good for you!"
from:
Vancouver
to:
Victoria
correspondence:
Only the future knows...
from:
Vancouver
to:
Montreal
correspondence:
I wish you were here, or I were there. One of the two.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Sioux Centre, IA
correspondence:
Sometimes I miss you. Or I miss my naivite.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Ottawa
correspondence:
I hope you and your baby are doing well.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Glasgow
correspondence:
Big Stinky Love
from:
Vancouver
to:
Abbotsford
correspondence:
blood lines
from:
Calgary
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
from:
Vancouver
to:
Portland, Oregon, USA
correspondence:
Holla Holla Roo Roo
from:
burnaby
to:
lima
correspondence:
fun
from:
berlin
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
vacation time
from:
dublin
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
big
from:
toronto
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
relax
from:
london
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
beauty
from:
warsaw
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
freedom
from:
vancouver
to:
chicago
correspondence:
dirty
from:
vancouver
to:
saskatoon
correspondence:
fields
from:
boise
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
yes
from:
new york
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
fun time
from:
portland
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
vancouver's tolerance is great
from:
edmonton
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
warmth
from:
calgary
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
mountains
from:
vancouver
to:
raleigh
correspondence:
stupid hillbillies
from:
burnaby
to:
lisbon
correspondence:
a
from:
La Spezia
to:
Vernazza
correspondence:
precarious precipice
from:
Arrowtown
to:
Queenstown
correspondence:
at least we didn't wear hobbit feet
from:
Yarmouth
to:
Shelburne
correspondence:
church toilets
from:
los angeles
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
fun times
from:
vancouver
to:
san francisco
correspondence:
great road trip
from:
Glasgow
to:
Airlie Beach
correspondence:
bikini
from:
burnaby
to:
calgary
correspondence:
road trip
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
maybe? nah.
from:
vancouver
to:
seattle
correspondence:
the northwest/canadian southwest
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Collegeville
correspondence:
Happy Birthday!
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Rome
correspondence:
Would you like wine ON your dinner?
from:
Fishguard
to:
Rosslare Harbor
correspondence:
I'm going to NYC and I'm scared they're going to kill me!
from:
Vancouver
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
from where I am to where I'm from
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Fisher's Landing
correspondence:
I have something to tell you
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Jackson Hole
correspondence:
chicken cacciatore - happy anniversary!
from:
Rosslare Harbor
to:
Galway
correspondence:
beach cows
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Sedona
correspondence:
screening
from:
Cairns
to:
Palm Cove
correspondence:
granny Catherine
from:
London
to:
Boston
correspondence:
felt like I was leaving a friend behind
from:
Manassas
to:
Falls Church
correspondence:
two kitties crying in a cardboard box became our friends
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Cape Foul Wind
correspondence:
smells like Campbell's chicken noodle soup
from:
Acushnet
to:
Dayton
correspondence:
sleeping overnight in an AMC Concord during a blizzard will teach you patience
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Cape Tribulation
correspondence:
feral pigs
from:
Toulouse
to:
Cannes
correspondence:
Oh, that train!
from:
Syracuse
to:
London
correspondence:
I'll have the turkey
from:
Acushnet
to:
Kissimmee
correspondence:
on the road with Pat
from:
Washington, DC
to:
Acushnet
correspondence:
family
from:
Greenfield Center
to:
Hunting Island
correspondence:
I'll have cookies, she said.
from:
Oakton
to:
London
correspondence:
Marry me
from:
Ocean City
to:
Greenfield Center
correspondence:
never did stop
from:
Greenfield Center
to:
Washington, DC
correspondence:
my adult life
from:
Kingston
to:
Herstmonceux Village
correspondence:
knowledge
from:
New Bedford
to:
Hanapepe
correspondence:
showing the snow to a Hawaiian
from:
Edmonton
to:
Nafplio
correspondence:
Had a wonderful trip from Edmonton to Nafplio, Greece.
from:
New Bedford
to:
Syracuse
correspondence:
met the love of my life
from:
Sydney
to:
Airlie Beach
correspondence:
best road trip ever
from:
Sydney
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Architecture
from:
vancouver
to:
burnaby
correspondence:
my commute
from:
vancouver
to:
prague
correspondence:
i miss you
from:
New York
to:
Memphis
correspondence:
no, not for Elvis
from:
dallas
to:
burnaby
correspondence:
so long TX, ive found paradise here
from:
vancouver
to:
baghdad
correspondence:
Us canadians arent nearly as complacent to the slaughter of innocents as our neighbors to the south.
from:
vancouver
to:
new york
correspondence:
my two favorite destinations
from:
vancouver
to:
montreal
correspondence:
from the best canadian city to the other best one
from:
burnaby
to:
osaka
correspondence:
what a great city osaka is
from:
Amman
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
"Saalam, Hamid?.... No Hamid? Sorry!....Hamid???"
from:
Paris
to:
London
correspondence:
My aunt left me in Oxford Circus when I was thirteen, thinking I would meet my cousin. My cousin hadn't seen me since I was nine, so I got lost for four hours until she finally found me.
from:
Muncie
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
Jon Haynes and Pete Walker from Muncie are the most amazing songwriters I've ever known. They have no recordings. If you want to hear their stuff you have to come to Seattle and I'll play you my covers of their songs.
from:
New York
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
I convinced Kristina to to bail on her job in New York and move to Seattle in fall of 1996 where she got a job at this website called "Amazon" that sold books or something...
from:
Istanbul
to:
Ithaca
correspondence:
Junior year I had a girlfriend from Istanbul. She is also mentioned in my LibraryThing review of Dune, the determination of who's specifics are left as an exercise for the reader.
from:
Vancouver
to:
Sydney
correspondence:
I miss you and I want to come back
from:
Vancouver
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
I wish you had decided to return
from:
melbourne
to:
vancouver
correspondence:
I am missing the cherry blossoms, but getting the surf
from:
Muncie
to:
Ithaca
correspondence:
Years ago I met a bouncer at the now-defunct Off Ramp who had dropped out of Cornell to attend Ball State University. How many other people do you meet who have spent time in both Ithaca and Muncie?
from:
Madison
to:
Ithaca
correspondence:
Both are small, scenic, liberal college towns located on lakes. I bet the similarities don't stop there either.
from:
Seattle
to:
Palo Alto
correspondence:
Spent July of 2007 at the LSA Summer Institute at Stanford. Like Seattle, Palo Alto is a hub of the software industry, only more so. "Yeah," I thought sitting in a cafe on University Avenue just past the Caltrain stop, "this would be where you go to make it."
from:
Eindhoven
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
Stay put, the new chapter is coming.
from:
Seattle
to:
New York
correspondence:
I live in Seattle and Charlene lives in New York. We're still close and call each other. In an alternate universe she moved out here 14 years ago and both of our lives were radically different.
from:
Seattle
to:
Aruba
correspondence:
Went to Aruba in 2006 for the IEEE Workshop on Spoken Language Technology. It was my first experience of lollygagging around a beach resort.
from:
Bangalore
to:
Ithaca
correspondence:
Smitha was from Bangalore. Some people in the physics program at Cornell were merely smarter than me, but she was orders of magnitude smarter than me. For a while back in the mid-90s, Bangalore was my password at work, except I had misspelled it "Bangladore".
from:
Seattle
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
I live in Seattle. Kristina lives in Vancouver.
from:
Pittsburgh
to:
Ithaca
correspondence:
Kate was from Pittsburgh. My God was she sexy.
from:
Philadelphia
to:
Muncie
correspondence:
It's a two day drive across the entire length of Pennsylvania. We'd stop for the night in eastern Ohio. When you made it to U.S. Highway 36 the next day you knew you were close.
from:
San Francisco
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
West Coast Greater Metropolitan Area
from:
Portland
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
West Coast Greater Metropolitan Area
from:
Portland
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
West Coast Greater Metropolitan Area
from:
Seattle
to:
San Francisco
correspondence:
West Coast Greater Metropolitan Area
from:
Seattle
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
West Coast Greater Metropolitan Area
from:
Seattle
to:
Portland
correspondence:
West Coast Greater Metropolitan Area
from:
Mobile
to:
Detroit
correspondence:
My first real experience of snow. Never completely got over it.
from:
vancouver
to:
melbourne
correspondence:
i bet you went all the way across the world to wish you were back here with us
from:
vancouver
to:
berlin
correspondence:
stay far, far away
from:
edmonton
to:
tel aviv
correspondence:
congratulations, Jakey!
from:
vancouver
to:
banff
correspondence:
Birchall, got your tuque on?
from:
vancouver
to:
toronto
correspondence:
you left without saying goodbye
from:
vancouver
to:
new york
correspondence:
i hope to meet you soon
from:
montreal
to:
panama city
correspondence:
via Russia
from:
edmonton
to:
lodz
correspondence:
arbeit machte leiben zeese
from:
Vancouver
to:
Boston
correspondence:
we should be eating eggs and talking about Rashi
from:
vancouver
to:
edinburgh
correspondence:
we're both cold and rainy but not cold and rainy together
from:
edmonton
to:
montreal
correspondence:
Jenny, we're both supposed to be here not there
from:
vancouver
to:
edmonton
correspondence:
mom, I miss you, I'm sorry I missed Mother's Day this year
from:
seattle
to:
baghdad
correspondence:
from:
new york
to:
fortaleza, brazil
correspondence:
property
from:
seoul
to:
sao paulo
correspondence:
fashion
from:
seoul
to:
tokyo
correspondence:
grandfather
from:
seoul
to:
beijing
correspondence:
kimchi
from:
seoul
to:
anchorage
correspondence:
greencards
from:
tecate, mexico
to:
cincinnati
correspondence:
a kind woman
from:
nicosia
to:
new york
correspondence:
taxi
from:
saratoga springs, ny
to:
seattle
correspondence:
emo
from:
port-au-prince
to:
new york
correspondence:
taxi
from:
richmond, bc
to:
stockholm
correspondence:
ikea
from:
vancouver
to:
brussels
correspondence:
jo
from:
sana'a
to:
asmara
correspondence:
tricks
from:
seoul
to:
hanoi
correspondence:
war
from:
seattle
to:
tokyo
correspondence:
mako
from:
vancouver
to:
sofia
correspondence:
slavy
from:
racine
to:
seattle
correspondence:
kooks
from:
saratoga springs, ny
to:
lake george, ny
correspondence:
summer camp
from:
albany, ny
to:
raleigh, nc
correspondence:
hell
from:
Vancouver
to:
Miami
correspondence:
Dex
from:
dublin
to:
beirut
correspondence:
sm
from:
dublin
to:
sligo
correspondence:
lollipop lady
from:
Grinnell, Iowa
to:
Denver
correspondence:
accident
from:
Copenhagen
to:
Sana'a
correspondence:
films
from:
Vancouver
to:
Manila
correspondence:
markets
from:
Vancouver
to:
Grozny
correspondence:
ebic
from:
amsterdam
to:
berlin
correspondence:
traps
from:
vancouver
to:
singapore
correspondence:
ipoh
from:
birmingham, uk
to:
leamington spa, uk
correspondence:
james
from:
sana'a
to:
zurich
correspondence:
ladies
from:
seoul
to:
tokyo
correspondence:
before
from:
chicago
to:
anchorage
correspondence:
4
from:
copenhagen
to:
stockholm
correspondence:
lenses
from:
paris
to:
los angeles
correspondence:
flower
from:
stockbridge, connecticut
to:
manchester, new hampshire
correspondence:
election
from:
saratoga springs
to:
tokyo
correspondence:
games
from:
cuzco
to:
lima
correspondence:
stress
from:
ithaca
to:
lima
correspondence:
help
from:
paris
to:
stockholm
correspondence:
freestyle
from:
paris
to:
taipei
correspondence:
class
from:
paris
to:
warsaw
correspondence:
beauty
from:
lisbon
to:
paris
correspondence:
rui
from:
barcelona
to:
bilbao
correspondence:
frank
from:
london, uk
to:
madrid
correspondence:
i was 20
from:
seattle
to:
prague
correspondence:
breakup
from:
paris, france
to:
amsterdam
correspondence:
lost
from:
el paso
to:
marfa
correspondence:
once
from:
toronto
to:
buffalo, ny
correspondence:
summer
from:
vancouver
to:
tokyo
correspondence:
kt
from:
vancouver
to:
tokyo
correspondence:
mh
from:
Toronto
to:
Shanghai
correspondence:
families
from:
Toronto
to:
Ottawa
correspondence:
east
from:
Saratoga Springs
to:
London, UK
correspondence:
fantasy
from:
San Francisco
to:
Washington DC
correspondence:
frequencies
from:
San Francisco
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
weekend
from:
Toronto
to:
Beirut
correspondence:
route
from:
Vancouver
to:
Sana'a
correspondence:
recountings
from:
Vancouver
to:
Barcelona
correspondence:
sonar
from:
Vancouver
to:
Washington DC
correspondence:
3
from:
Vancouver
to:
Richmond
correspondence:
creampuffs
from:
Toronto
to:
Seoul
correspondence:
soup
from:
Toronto
to:
Amsterdam
correspondence:
residencies
from:
Saratoga Springs
to:
New York
correspondence:
train
from:
Saratoga Springs
to:
Cooperstown, NY
correspondence:
baseball
from:
Saratoga Springs
to:
New Orleans
correspondence:
cross country
from:
Toronto
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
comics
from:
Toronto
to:
Tirana
correspondence:
audibility
from:
Toronto
to:
Vancouver
correspondence:
west
from:
Toronto
to:
Hong Kong
correspondence:
millions
from:
Vancouver
to:
Beijing
correspondence:
multitudes
from:
Vancouver
to:
Havana
correspondence:
musica
from:
Vancouver
to:
Burnaby
correspondence:
skytrain
from:
Vancouver
to:
Zurich
correspondence:
a few
from:
Vancouver
to:
Melbourne
correspondence:
conversation
from:
Vancouver
to:
Bogota
correspondence:
michi and kiki
from:
Vancouver
to:
Berkeley, CA
correspondence:
poetry and philosophy
from:
Vancouver
to:
Budapest
correspondence:
a route
from:
Vancouver
to:
New York
correspondence:
nostalgia
from:
Vancouver
to:
Belgrade
correspondence:
new neighbors
from:
Bellingham
to:
Missoula
correspondence:
long, long trip
from:
Vancouver
to:
Vienna
correspondence:
architecture
from:
Vancouver
to:
Santiago, Chile
correspondence:
el musgo
from:
Vancouver
to:
Winnipeg
correspondence:
curiosity
from:
Vancouver
to:
Pristina
correspondence:
temporal
from:
Vancouver
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
history
from:
Vancouver
to:
Tehran
correspondence:
brothers
from:
Vancouver
to:
Mexico City
correspondence:
amigos
from:
Vancouver
to:
Prague
correspondence:
derive
from:
Toronto
to:
Washington D.C.
correspondence:
nafta
from:
Toronto
to:
New York
correspondence:
capital
from:
Toronto
to:
Taipei
correspondence:
Kinship
from:
Vancouver
to:
London, UK
correspondence:
knowledge
from:
Vancouver
to:
Montreal
correspondence:
parce que
from:
Vancouver
to:
Ithaca, NY
correspondence:
4 years
from:
Vancouver
to:
Anchorage
correspondence:
Family
from:
Vancouver
to:
Portland, OR
correspondence:
Cascadia
from:
Vancouver
to:
Banff
correspondence:
Future
from:
Vancouver
to:
Milan
correspondence:
Wedding
from:
Vancouver
to:
Toronto
correspondence:
This
from:
Vancouver
to:
Bellingham
correspondence:
camp
from:
Vancouver
to:
Banff
correspondence:
bon voyage Michael!
from:
Vancouver
to:
New York
correspondence:
i miss nyc (but being healthy is nice, too)
from:
Portland
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
Portland is like Seattle, only softer
from:
Saratoga Springs
to:
New York
correspondence:
why are thruway travel plazas so fascinating?
from:
Bellingham
to:
Los Angeles
correspondence:
I left for college knowing how to cook only one thing: tuna casserole
from:
Seattle
to:
New York
correspondence:
my first trip to NYC in early 2001, I had a Krispy Kreme at the base of the Twin Towers
from:
Vancouver
to:
Tirana
correspondence:
I wonder if they're still reading about Vancouver at the University of Tirana art school?
from:
Vancouver
to:
Yangon
correspondence:
What are we doing? Does a website like this really make a difference in the grand scheme of things?
from:
Vancouver
to:
Seattle
correspondence:
wishing I could be a better brathair beag
from:
Berlin
to:
Washington, D.C.
correspondence:
In Berlin the old government buildings were so hulking and scary. I remember thinking they resembled the buildings in D.C., projecting a sense of power at such a non-human scale. Both cities were built at the same time, as centers of newborn empires...
from:
Vancouver
to:
Bellingham
correspondence:
I remember the trip seemed to take forever as a child, but the Massey tunnel was a psychadelic treat. Today, the cat doesn't like the tunnel. Does the darkness or sound bother her, or does she sense an air pressure change?
from:
New York
to:
Baghdad
correspondence:
we're sorry, we didn't want this to happen
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