It’s not all work, work, work
26Jun2008 Filed under: All Filed by: Paul CarrYahoo’s Yang! is back
Got fed up with the haterz
Fucked off to the zoo
It’s a beautiful day in the Valle, and I’m making the most of it.
I’ve written today’s Haiku, sorted my accommodation for next week in London and ordered some of the recording equipment I need for the video interviews. But now I’m off to get a couple of hours’ exercise, pedalling a boat around an amazing lake near the El Chorro gorge.
Photos later - assuming I don’t drop my camera in a lake.
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