Samarkand is true except that it is even more

One of those 'what if' days as 2006 nears its conclusion. I look forward happily the yet another Christmas season, but most especially to a touring of the Halifax levees on Day 1 of 2007. The Deputy Mayor of Halifax has volunteered to be our driver, so long as we embark with her on the quest at the ungodly hour of 6:30AM. Always up for a "spirited" challenge, so the offer is accepted.

Full (if brief) report on the second annual tasting of the Louis XIII in due course. It was shocking how one can remember it so vividly upon another sip 350-odd days later, when you consider the meager 25 ml quantity. Like instantly recognizing a friend's voice over the phone that you haven't heard in ages and ages.

For now, thinking thoughts of the new year in a flurry of attempted activity and evidence filing and iterative contract development, I look out at the Citadel and wonder what trips 2007 will hold. Likely not Samarkand, sadly. But April 2008 hovers as a distinct possibility. In the mean time, I turn to googlism for some further thoughts on the majestic shangri-la of my dreams. How well it responds. I swear those below appear as they did, and that the final sentence in particular was the final one listed. Indeed.

The good thing about Wednesdays is that they end.


samarkand is the pearl of central asia
samarkand is the second largest city of uzbekistan and is of the same age as rome
samarkand is situated in the valley of the river zarafshan
samarkand is the jewel of the desert and the home of amir temur
samarkand is an unmistakably american game
samarkand is being able to get there
samarkand is not without its melons and cotton today
samarkand is beautiful
samarkand is the mirror of the world
samarkand is a traditional wilton rug in classic designs and appealing
samarkand is the professional source for go books
samarkand is wonderful and fascinating with its beautiful architectural monuments
samarkand is the web site of award winning new zealand doll artist rose curtis
samarkand is a major tourism draw
samarkand is being turned into an theme park
samarkand is one of the world’s great legendary cities
samarkand is
samarkand is "the option for the department
samarkand is living history
samarkand is the capital of the samarkand region on the trans caspian rail road in uzbekistan
samarkand is a game by sid sackson
samarkand is shahr
samarkand is intensely blue; it is the color of sky and water
samarkand is located in zarafshan valley and surrounded by the spurs of pamir
samarkand is the oldest city
samarkand is a nice pleasant place to walk around and admire the magnificent
samarkand is de tweede stad van uzbekistan
samarkand is true except
amarkand is blue
samarkand is most famous as the capital of timur's kingdom
samarkand is a very hot place
samarkand is a complex of buildings connected by an inner corridor
samarkand is a city on which so much poetry has been written
samarkand is great
samarkand is an oasis
samarkand is a quiet
samarkand is woven around the history of the manuscript of the rubaiyaat of omar khayyam
samarkand is the mythical
samarkand is the capital of tadjikistan
samarkand is fascinerende mix van geuren
samarkand is the place to do it
samarkand is one of the sights along the old silk road
samarkand is the hotel "afrosiyob"
samarkand is ours to explore
samarkand is an unassuming and simple game
samarkand is the great sultanate of timur
samarkand is the muslim culture
samarkand is one of them
samarkand is the shah
samarkand is 40 minutes
samarkand is the registan
samarkand is a company
samarkand is 354 km
samarkand is one of central asia's oldest settlements
samarkand is an entertaining exercise with no especially brain
samarkand is very old but the iatp is helping to make it modern
samarkand is true except that it is even more
samarkand is very ancient
samarkand is one of the largest and oldest cultural and enlightenment centers in central asia
samarkand is a letter of one ghiyath al
samarkand is a place we all can dream about getting to in the end