18 April 2006

Gone down south

After nearly two weekchucuhdxhcdcbcduuhbhuu8hyaa6ynnnnyuay6n (a brief interruption there from Sophia, the two year old daughter of Derick and Jennifer, my hosts in Chapel Hill, North Carolina); after nearly two weeks in New York, I'm now in the South. Today it's sunny sunny sunny, but yesterday I arrived and it was chucking it down. Torrential rain. Something about me being in the southern US that brings bad weather it seems. First impressions of Chapel Hill is that it seems to be quite a cute little place. Lots of old-by-American-standards pretty houses surrounded by trees. People jogging with dogs, studious looking people and such. I experienced my first American supermarket last night. So much stuff. Miles and miles of chocolate and sweets and crisps. And a crazy but clever self check-out machine.

3 Comments:

Blogger Heather said...

Jealous, wish I could see Chapel Hill too! Say hi to everyone from us. PS - Andrew's going up to Seattle tomorrow, do you want to go see him there? Apparently it's sunny there at the moment, too.

18 April, 2006 17:07  
Blogger becki said...

Why is everyone from Europe so amazed at American supermarkets...I mean you have ikea!?! (sorry about the excess)

18 April, 2006 17:13  
Blogger Craig said...

Yeh, but IKEA is full of furniture, which is kinda big. the place I was in last night had a whole aisle - 30ish metres long - full of cereal.

18 April, 2006 17:29  

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