A Canadian in Beijing: Exposed Bellies For The Fellies

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Mark, I totally agree with you, people are strange sometimes, including me. I have a toes thing. I don't like to show my toes in public so much that I only wear shoes that cover my toes, including sandals. However, at home, I'm usually barefoot, which by nature exposes my toes so I contradict myself. Weirdness is cool and unique is what I say!

Ted, read your comment, and IMHO just talk to the hand!

Dick, you are a cool dude! And I'd rather be canadien than USamerican save for that one point you mentioned....the COLD! Now, I'm from FL so if I could manage my work life so as to work and live in Canada for the warm months (is that 3 months, now with global warming!?), and then live in FL near my mum the rest of the time (claiming dual citizenship)...I'd be there like a bear!! I'd also marry my gf and be merry! Yay! Instead we are moving to Sydney (waiting for visa approval, currently they've lost my application after they charged me the whopping fee...grrrr...just a delay is all). Sydney's warmer and more queer friendly, but the general political climate is not too far from the US (unfortunately). Both Australia and Canada being commonwealth sisters gives me hope that Canada might influence everyone else to smarter politics! Still we love AU and are excited about the move.

Lou & Sammy...you guys seem fun, rock on!

Ember, thanks for the posts, it's been fun. I had also wondered the name of the belly tan...maybe 'Buddha's de-light tan'?! Here in VA, I have a 'farmer's tan'. Yee-haw! Anyhows, hope to see you in Charlottesville in August. Hopefully by then you'll be well re-adjusted and rested. Ciao...Zan

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