This is the best video ever. If you have been surfing around for the past two months you have probably already seen it. I am sure you will want to see it again, because after all, it is the best video ever.
Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.
It makes me proud to be a (former) vagabond.
We bought a set of foam letters for Artemis to play with while she takes her nightly bath. They float and stick to the tile, tub and, apparently, her, too.
You can keep your silly backstories about radioactive spiders, trust fund orphans or gamma rays. In a large bowl of alphabet soup, a REAL heroine [...]
Artemis has graduated to the big slide.
Emily, Joshua and Artemis now live in Philadelphia, PA. They used to live in Qingdao, People's Republic of China.
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What a video! Amazing. Makes me not want to be just a former vagabond. Maybe when the babes and I have a money’ed sponsor to bum about worldwide we can hit some of those spots.
Want to come?
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I would like to propose that even as a suit working in a big U.S. city lawfirm, one can be a vagabond in one’s mind (they can’t control our thoughts yet, although BO is trying hard to perfect the Jedi Mind Trick). I’m dancing even now.
The uptight and from the right southern relative.
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hi, i watched this at chance. I like travelling too and like your blog design.
thx for sharing.
Maybe we live in same city if you also in Qingdao. good luck.
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Saw your blog while randomly wandering through the blogspace, hope you don’t mind :).
while you were in China, Matt Harding released these two videos as well:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WmMcqp670s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNF_P281Uu4
He did the first video as just something he could send back to his family while he traveled, and he was surprised to see it take of in popularity so much. He even has a youtube channel that has among other things, a college lecture where he talks about the places he saw in those two videos above.
http://www.youtube.com/user/mattharding2718
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