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Displaced Academics

posted by [personal profile] owlfish at 10:04pm on 11/12/2002
Over Christmas we will be visiting a Canadian in Wales, and a Brit who's about to emigrate to Australia. My household consists of an American and a Brit living in Canada. Lj friends include a Canada and Australian couple in England, an American and Brit couple in America, an American in England, and an American in Canada.

Just pondering the places academia takes us...
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posted by [identity profile] haggisthesecond.livejournal.com at 01:01am on 12/12/2002
really? if you're going to be in London and might have the time to meet, let me know!
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posted by [personal profile] owlfish at 07:18am on 12/12/2002
Not this trip, I'm afraid - it's a Cardiff-Preston-Durham trip, which doesn't take us into London's orbit. The trip after this will be for a wedding, again in Durham. But next summer we're likely to make it to London since we'll be overdue for a trip to see friends and favorite restaurants by then. (Well... not just SEE favorite restaurants.) So if you happen to be in town whenever we make it there this summer, I'd happily meet up.
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an american in england

posted by [identity profile] hilly02.livejournal.com at 02:33am on 12/12/2002
Wooo!!!!!! Our numbers are small, but our air miles are many!
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posted by [personal profile] owlfish at 07:19am on 12/12/2002
Mine would be more effective if I was persistant enough to run them all up on only one or two airline companies instead of the 5 or so they're currently scattered between. But they are many indeed!
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posted by [identity profile] hilly02.livejournal.com at 07:45am on 12/12/2002
I just need to use mine. I have over 100,000 and I'm too lazy to actually cash them in. They keep threatening to take them away each year but never actually do it. Hmmmmmmm....
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posted by [personal profile] owlfish at 08:04am on 12/12/2002
What a decadently large amount. You could fly somewhere first class.

My mother was the last person to use any of my frequent flier miles. She flew a return trip to Italy on them.
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