Isaac's Guest Book

Posted: 2005-11-21 07:01 PM   
Isaac, thanks for the insight. I thought it was an image of gaudi; oh how wrong I was.

Take care
Misty

Posted: 2005-11-20 08:11 PM   
Hey Isaac,

Thank you for reading and rating my report on Venice.

On another note I wonder where you would be able to assist me. I took a picture of this statue while I was in Barcelona and can't remember what's it all about. I wonder do you know it, please take a look at the link below:
http://www.globosapiens.net/mistybleu/picture-gaudis-sculpture-20773.html

I just want to figures it out, maybe it means something or mayhe it meeans nothing, anyway if you get a chance please let me know.

Thanks
Misty

Posted: 2005-11-19 11:03 AM   
Gracias por firmar.
Si quieres ver más fotos, te aconsejo que te pases por mi web personal:
http://www.biescasvignau.com.
Si vas a Trekking->Camino Santiago?>Camino Francés
puedes encontrar cientos de fotos y diarios.
Si quieres, nos tomamos un café y te cuento lo que quieras y sepa.
Buen Caminol

Posted: 2005-11-19 10:09 AM   
hi!
oh... u made me blush ".."
gj

Posted: 2005-11-15 10:05 PM   
welcome to China. especially welcome to Hainan. : )

bty, i'd like to recommend a website to u. it's about Hainan. hope it could let u know more about Hainan.

www.chinasanya.com

take care

belle

Posted: 2005-11-09 05:59 AM   
i saw ur messages in vbx000's guest book. i'm a Chinese, i saw ur message in Chinese 'pinyin'. : ) isaac, welcome u come to China for a visit.

best wishes!

belle

Posted: 2005-11-08 01:21 PM   
Where did you learn Chinese? It's interesting because you type your pinyin completely different than I do, you still use the old version of 'pronunciation." Like Confusious verses Kongfuzi. Confusious is old style 'pinyin' but not offically pinyin and Kongfuzi is 'correct' pinyin.

Like, what you typed is pheontically correct, but I would type:
Wo hui shuo yi dian zhongwen.

Hen you yisi!

Thanks for all your sweet compliments too!

Posted: 2005-11-06 11:50 AM   
Wo ye ai ni.

Wo lai barcelona de shihou ni keyi gei wo luyou.

Posted: 2005-11-06 10:10 AM   
haha That was tough, especially without characters or tone marks, but definitely a good phrase.

Wo xiang ni zhen ta ma de didao.

I've taken maybe two years of spanish, but can't speak a word and only understand words that sound somewhat like english words. I'd love to learn it though. But, Chinese is giving me a hard enough time right now.

Posted: 2005-11-06 09:53 AM   
Hi! Thanks for the comments on my reports, I really enjoy them. I also really like your pictures, they are very good.

I would love to see Spain sometime. I want to spend a few months traveling through europe as a graduation present, once I get to graduation that is. haha