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That's weird. I was randomly searching for folks in Charleston and clicked on you. I was raised in CT, am here for the summer, and was looking for someone to chill with while on family vaca in SC...

so, hey.

and PS- my bro goes to CofC. Random!

When are you coming back?

did you grow up in charleston? or are you just there for skool?

Mmmhh, losing your credit card isn't such a great way to start saving money. So is it your turn for the most humbling moment? I got a couple of additional amusing things about my story, mostly involving my accent and being misunderstood. Like those 10 guys thinking I was insulting them while answering a question--I was saying BJ's and they thought I was like "bitches".

Yep also works pretty well in 2004. I don't know if you also like the "dirty old man" but there was documentary about him that was released a couple of months ago and that was worth the trip. That was about the man, rather than about his writings, but it was so much fun.

The 6th or 7th Picture?

Hey, whats up? thought i would say hi, since i finally found another charlestonian. anyways, welcome to SG

--Casey

charleston is hot as this year. i need someone to go to the pool with me!

I missed you last night at the Blind Tiger.

Back home to CT I take it. I used to live in Greenwich, CT. I miss some of the things there, but not everything. Have fun at home. Hope to see you when you get back in town.

Living in Italy? What attracts you other there? It's nice but it's not such an "advanced" country--their mentality is kind of old fashionned. As for Germany, it's probably the only country where I'm quite sure I won't go back. I'm sure that during your eurotrip, you will notice the abrupt contrasts between all these countries (France ain't perfect either.)

I was looking at your fave artists. Who's Chuck Close?

As for my most humbling moment, I can't answer that on a journal entry that can be seen by everybody maybe by e-mail.

So, another yacht club staff party tonight... i'm not even particularly sure I want to go, as i dont feel like sleeping there (its 40 min away on the highway...) only to wake up at 7 am groggy and reeking of liquor to teach summer camp. Yet i feel as if i'd insult everyone (including my boss) if i didnt . mmmmmm...

decisons, decisions.

Salut,

Hope your foot is OK. The European trip you are planning sounds like a lot of fun. I actually haven't been to Copenhagen and Prague is the other Euro-capital I wanna visit. Growing up a little French boy, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to stay for a while in most Western European countries. My parents thought that was a good idea to "ship" me aborad to live with families and learn languages--and I ended up loving it and travel with friends. So I've stayed in England, Ireland, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Sweden -- as well as Vatican & Monaco My favorite city? that's tough; I love Marseille, my hometown (France's 2nd biggest city) but I consider myself a citizen of the world. I love Paris, but it's more fun to visit than actually live there.

Yep, I'd like to see Charleston and all those nice old Southern cities. I also wanna go to Boston (+NY, New Orleans, Miami); I haven't been on the East coast yet.

That's cool you speak different languages (I used to speak German and old Latin but dropped them--I understand partly Italian and Spanish). Do you know where you would like to live? What are you studing by the way?

You took some really cool pictures at Coachella; If CT does stand for Connecticut (I'm not that great at US geography) did you come all the way to California just for Coachella?

I also wanted to Lollapalooza but it got cancelled; I saw Pixies 10 years ago and I thought they were a bit dry on stage, lacking charisma..but I've only been hearing good feedback about their last shows.

Have you heard about indie 103.1 the new radio we have in LA? it's really the coolest thing. You can also stream it online.

About Moore, he's pretty popular here, in LA & San Fran mostly. California is pretty liberal so he has a lot followers. He cracks me up but he also so manipulative--he knew all laong Disney wouldn't distribute his film but waited for the right time to transform this issue into a PR campaign. I actually helped to promote Bowling in the US for a year before its release when it was still taboo and nobody wanted to talk about it.

So is it hard to grow up in a little town for somebody like you who has an edgier taste in music, etc..

Looks like you had a cool trip. I've never been to CT or SC yet--I actually haven't been on the East Coast yet

I came here to study a few years ago and ended up winning a green card at the lottery. So I got a job here and ended up staying. I like it here--weather and lifestyle are similar to South of France. I actually live not far from Laguna, but I spend a lot of time in LA.

I agree it's a freak show, full of posers and fake people and not a touristic city at all. But once you start discovering all these cool pockets it becomes interesting. I actually like the mix of ethnies and the creative vibe--there are so many creative people here. Plus it's one the rare towns where you can actually have the chance to reach your goals--if they're not too unrealistic. I came here without knowing anybody--and being French isn't really an advantage either--and I have now access to a lot of cool things in the film & music industry.

Have you traveled outside the US? Is there any foreign culture or country you are attracted to?