Live from Canterbury

Someone could make a bundle from making wifi more available in this country, I tell you! Sitting here in a cafe in Canterbury. I made a bunch of appointments today (bank and lawyer) and met with the social worker, and, lacking anything else to do, decided to come here, the closest major city and home of the worldwide communion of Anglicans. I love this city. I may even go to church at the Cathedral on Sunday - if you're going to go Anglican, you may as well go to the mothership. (Note that I always go to church unlike Jordon. Please feel free to flame him there. Or not!) I'm about to lose my wifi connection, but it's good to see Dad. Not much has changed from last time, which is good. He's confused but happy and he seems well.

Comments

[Brian Mullins]

Give them my "card"... we can do an Accessair hotspot over there too!

[ed]

I'd buy that stock!

[Fariza]

Funny, you guys always mentioning Apple. I must admit, Darryl, that I have accessed your blog through Ed's. I realized I must keep in touch with my friends. I read Scott Williams blog and I firmly believe that you can never understand another person's life until you have been in their shoes. That's why I tip very well in restaurants. I have never been a waitress or worked in a service industry so I would never presume their jobs are easy. Can't wait 'til you get home, either.