Apr 9, 2007 12:55 AM

Back in Belgrade for one day. Doing laundry.

*A pretty spring day. I enjoy these moments of relatively stable weather while the planet still has them.

My jet-fueled carbon footprint is stamped all over the sky this season, so I look forward to the period when we're moseying around the atmosphere, packed even more like sardines, in slow, no-emission, wonky prop-job fuel-cell aircraft.

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