I don't know how to convey it. I'm not even sure it's all that interesting. People at this point ask me everyday about retiring and about moving to France. And sometimes, in some ways, I try to tell them that everything seems exactly as it has always been, but underneath it all my dear wife and I are working tirelessly to make it all...
disappear.
To all the people I know around here I suppose I will just disappear.
But for us, we're going to make the world, the world we know, go away. And one day, six weeks from now, we'll wake up...
In a different life.
And then, I guess, piece by strange piece, we will start filling it up however we can.
Anyway, here are some pictures from this side.
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