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Douglas Coupland and an autumn sunrise

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Cycling to work this morning, listening to Coupland's Jpod on the MP3 player. Sun crawling up. Everything golden and lovely and slightly chilled.

9th Oct 2008, 19:23

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taniwha says:

Thanks for the nod mystery highlighter. Was the highlight of my day too.

9th Oct 2008, 20:09

billion says:

well you've composed a very poignant and endearing scene right there, mr t. the picture's not bad as well...

9th Oct 2008, 20:46

shitake says:

See,mystery but not bad:lol:Congrat.!

9th Oct 2008, 21:18

Caine says:

Crisp, cool, lovely.

9th Oct 2008, 22:48

fishsausage says:

i love autumn mornings, with just that taste of winter in the air. haven't read jpod-only got around to reading generation x a couple of years ago. wasn't that impressed-i know enough self-obssessed people already

10th Oct 2008, 03:07 | edit | delete

taniwha says:

Thanks caine and Shitake.

Fish - Exactly. It was just a taste of winter. Jpod is only so-so. The Asperger's-geek-chic gets a bit tiresome after a while and the internet-like fractured story telling wears thin. Having read Gen X and Microserfs, I feel I've met these characters and this story before. It's worth persevering with but it's all a little flat.

10th Oct 2008, 08:20

nige says:

you are unquestionably the best moblogger at documenting fences. thats not a joke either. the first image i remember you by has always stuck with me:

http://moblog.net/view/139186/fence-on-my-lunchtime-walk

this one feels similar to me, yet different. very nice.

10th Oct 2008, 12:50