favorite place that I have been:










Bryce Canyon, Utah

grredex - your kid is adorable! Ahhhhh.

he he he is a cutie yes!!!!
too young for you though!

Ha ha ha! :D

Oh dear...no worries, me like the older man (25+), so your son is more than safe. How old is he, out of interest?

Have lived in London all my life and I've got a love/hate relationship with it. It's a great city but can be very tiring just to stay afloat in.

Two places I've been to that I wouldn't mind living are NY and Berlin. Although I imagine that many of the same things that frustrate me about London would be just as evident there.

I absolutely love the Greek Islands and could easily see myself settling in one of those, but not for a good few years yet.

So, you want to go to Mykonos, eh? ;)

Melly, he's 16 months!!!!!!
he can't walk properly yet
but he has a full set of good-looking teeth!
good boy..!
i like to take pics / videoshoot my kid.
it's nice
i can't believe you're called Sacha.
I have this ultraweird story with Sacha....
i'll have to tell this one here one day
it's a long one
anyways nice pics of NZ, u must have had a blast,i would LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOve to go there one day
knowing that there tons of ultrawealthy people who would accomodate me for free in like a massive villa with 5 swimming pools. I just have to save enough money for the plane ticket, but i'm fucking skint what with the house and evrything
fuckshit

NZ is amazing - the environment is so good it should be illegal - the town of Taupo is gorgeous (set on a massive lake), and the one big pub there does the best Guinness in the Southern Hemisphere - you and the greedex family must check it out.

My "real" name comes from Mum Melly, who had a thing about French culture in the very late 60's...I like it a lot now, wouldn't want to be called anything else.

NZ appeals to me too. It's weird, I have no real desire to go to Australia but have yet to meet anyone who has been there that didn't absolutely love the place. I think the English definitely have a kind of prejudice against it, that is invariably squashed the minute they set foot there.

it's indeed a nice name
related to Sacha Distel i guess
in fact my story has NOTHING to do with French culture at all
happened in Seattle!!!!
will take my time to write about this
u might find it interesting

demon - you'd love it, really. Ceheck out me piccys on Flickr. There's even a place named after you:

That's it, NZ can go fuck itself. And curses to my parents for naming me Liquor!

Ha ha ha! Seriously, Russell was a great town - really chiiled out, lovely people, and some great food too

Boulder, Colorado.




Montmartre, Paris, France




Crete

Montmatre rocks, Danny. I loved the "artist/cafe culture" thing going on there. Wandering down to Pigalle was good fun too, in a sleazy way. I've walked down those steps in Montmatre, too.

With a name like that, how could it not be?

For some unfathomable reason, I have a great urge to go to Texas.

My mate Gavin and I got absolutely blasted there on a "end of NZ tour" drink-up in Russell- met loads of great locals - which ended up with Gav "borrowing" a few shop signs, and me and him dumping them on various vans/cars/etc. Ah, the silliness of holiday fun ;)

I think you just came, didn't you?

A little bit, yeah.