3 Comments:

 Mel T. said...

Yes.

9:06 PM

 

 ~*sim*~ said...

nomadlife has been terribly entertaining thus far; with this change, i guess i'll have to unleash my own brand of fun on the world soon. as soon as i hit my idgas phase, that is. in the meantime, thank you for being inclusive. the people's voice has been heard! :)

2:26 AM

 

 vbspurs said...

I have in the past travelled quite a bit, and would love to share my experiences in future, but at first, I was put off with the tagline.

I am not a Revolutionary, I am not a nomad per se (although I have itchy feet, like all members of my family do -- my great-grandfather explored the Amazon in the 1890s), and I reviled Hunter S. Thompson, who to my mind, used one of the worst moments in life to lambast a human being -- a death. I won't say more since I'd like to follow my own advice about not escoriating a human being upon his death.

But sometimes life has a way of showing that things are not as they seem.

The very first name I clicked on the blogroll to the right, was by Cat, a conservative Christian with a link to Blogs for Bush.

Now, I am not a conservative Christian, nor am I in the least bit political, but I realised if she can be a revolutionary nomad, then so can I.

If I get a chance to travel again, I'll sign up.

Cheers,
Victoria

5:53 PM

 

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