Got back a few hours ago, and I’ve got to say that blogging everyday is something I’ve seriously missed. I’ve basically got to play ketchup now which isn’t really how this whole blogging thing should work, however one thing that’s become very clear to me in my stay in Lebanon, is that I can’t blog anywhere, comfortably except in the comfort of my own home and computer.

It’s true. I don’t know why, but at work it’s nigh on impossible to type in anything appart from maybe a snippet or two, but a full blown post is not something I can actually get done. Writing in an internet Cafe, with like the slowest connection on earth, on a shitty 800x600 resolution, is just plain painful, and I’ve been looking at my screen nearly weeping with joy at how much real estate I’ve got going here.

The good thing is I took several notes in my moleskin book while I was there, so I’ve got footnotes about the sort of thing I want to talk about. In the next couple of days I’ll hopefully cover all sorts of topics; the good the bad and the ugly of my trip down (my first in 2 years), about my flights (no they weren’t eventful, but there was a few things that I did notice that I think should be mentioned). I’ve got a couple of book reviews I want to get down with, as I ramp up to what is bound to be one of the busiest months of the year for me, since April.

Let’s begin…