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Date: 19th April 2012

Looks lovely
Wow, what beautiful pictures. So glad you guys are enjoying yourselves so much up there, but...another year?! Wow, CO must really be fantastic. :o) I still need to figure out a way to get myself out there.... Anyway, glad to hear from you again, and Amy - send me any Sweden info you got when you get a chance! :op

From Blog: Winter's End...
Date: 26th January 2012

so pretty
I dunno...that looks like a lot of snow to this Floridian! lol I'm not sure who looks happier...you guys or the dog. Glad to see you're enjoying yourselves...how's the ministry up there? Do you have different language groups like down here?

From Blog: Colorado So Far
Date: 1st December 2011

Good Samaritans...
Nice to know you both are safe and in Jahs' loving kindness.and the friends are a source of support and aid as a loving brotherhood. the scenery is refreshingly cold, different. enjoy! Our hopes and prayers are with you, hugs n kisses

From Blog: A Tumultuous Introduction...
Date: 24th November 2011

No humidity.
Get set for the shocks of your lifetime when it really gets cold. You will not believe what a combination of certain fabrics can produce in the way of mini-lightning. Make sure you touch something first before you touch the dog! (Unless, that is, you get a kick out of charcoal spots in your dog's fur!) My mum used to put a pan of water on the stove or in some other safe place just to help the household humidity along when it was cold.

From Blog: A Tumultuous Introduction...
Date: 24th November 2011

Finally Home!
How good to hear from you and that you are settled after a difficult start. Looks like a really nice place and things have definitely changed since I was there last. When you get settled in, maybe we will get some pictures of your new home. Sounds nice...........................anyway, we miss you and hope all continues to work out. Love you guys!!!!

From Blog: A Tumultuous Introduction...
Date: 23rd November 2011

amazing!
Why should we be surprized? Jehovah certainly provides and gives us lots of good things. That is awesome. Very encouraging. Mark is saying, "3 bedroom, I'm trying to figure out how we can stay a month or so with them". Lol! :) So happy things are going well for you!!

From Blog: A Tumultuous Introduction...
Date: 11th November 2011

Enjoyed your description of your journey.
Hi Jeremy & Amy, Glad to see you made it safely to your destination. It sounds beautiful!

From Blog: Road Trip to Vail - Floridian Style!
Date: 10th November 2011

I'm homesick!!
Well, I am ready to go....................I have been through all the places you mentioned and many more. Those mountains are calling me; it has been a long time, but I had a wonderful 18 years living in and around Denver and traveling the mountains every year going to different places and towns. You will love it there! Just a note: Denver is called the "Mile High City", exactly 5,280 feet. And you will be acclimated in a few weeks; getting used to the altitude and so forth. Miss you both and will look forward to each and every blog and pictures!! Love Ya!!

From Blog: Road Trip to Vail - Floridian Style!
Date: 9th November 2011

ME! ME!
OOH OOH, pick me! I wanna go!! :o) It sounds beautiful, and of course who can deny the splendid fall colors? I missed a chance to go to Tennessee this fall to see the autumn leaves, and I am hoping this time next year you two will still be in Colorado so I can go up and see them myself! :o) Have fun!

From Blog: Road Trip to Vail - Floridian Style!
Date: 8th November 2011

so excited!
Well, glad you guys made it safe and sound! See, Arkansas is not so bad. It just wish it would have been sunnier for you. Pretty lake though, huh? Nice ton hear you have two bedrooms. Although we are still saving up for Alaska. When does the mountain open? Be sure to do the back bowls right after it snows! Its awesome and there is no ice! Have so much fun! Think about next summer in AK! :)

From Blog: Road Trip to Vail - Floridian Style!
Date: 4th November 2011

WOW
Sounds like a really great idea to me! :o) I hope some day soon I'll be able to go on adventures like that myself...given that I've only seen snow once my whole life, I'm a bit jealous. Hope everything works out for you guys, keep us posted!

From Blog: On the Road Again
Date: 1st November 2011

Enjoy Colorado!
We will miss you here in Florida, but you will throughly enjoy my old stomping grounds. Red Cliff is a great little town I am sure you will enjoy. With it's mining history and it's historic Red Cliff Bridge. It is one of Colorado's two steel arch bridges. Being built in the 1940's which the workers had to endure sub-zero temperatures in order to complete it will surely make shuttling in a warm car or working inside bartending a great joy. Amy, you should be able to get some fantastic photos of that to post. Also, when you get a chance be sure to visit Grand Lake, CO. It is an adorable artistic community that encourages "Mom & Pop Shops" due to its bi-laws forbidding chain store operations from setting up. Maybe when I am back visiting family I can swing by to see you guys again. ENJOY COLORADO!!

From Blog: On the Road Again
Date: 1st November 2011

Welcome to Colorado
I followed your adventures in 2009-10 as I am interested in traveling to new Zealand. Anyway, good to see that you are on the road again; this time to Vail. Welcome...I live in Colorado too and ski Vail with my kids occasionally. You will certainly enjoy Colorado more than Florida, where I also had a house in Lake Worth.

From Blog: On the Road Again
Date: 4th April 2011

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From Blog: Adrenaline-Packed Queenstown
Date: 7th December 2010

GREAT TRIP
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INCLUDING US ON YOUR ADVENTURE. WE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED SITTING AT THE DINING ROOM TABLE AND SEEING THE WORLD THROUGH YOUR EYES. GLAD YOU ARE BACK HOME, SAFE AND SOUND. LOVE, SIMON AND HEATHER

From Blog: Forget Seattle - We're Sleepless in Florida!
Date: 6th December 2010

Welcome Home!!!
Welcome home you guys!!! Glad you made it home safely....hope to see you both soon. We have enjoyed following your adventures! Love, Paul and Julie

From Blog: Forget Seattle - We're Sleepless in Florida!
Date: 6th December 2010

home
welcome home.

From Blog: Forget Seattle - We're Sleepless in Florida!
Date: 6th December 2010

Welcome home guys!!!!
Thanks for the cold weather!!! Are you ready to go camping? Also, I'm glad to know Ansley has a friend in the Kraft Mac World. We can't wait to see you both. :) Julie

From Blog: Forget Seattle - We're Sleepless in Florida!
Date: 6th December 2010

Welcome Home
Thanks for all the blogs, I have been keeping everyone in the loop at the bank. What a wonderful experience.

From Blog: Forget Seattle - We're Sleepless in Florida!
Date: 1st December 2010

Enjoyed the blogs
Wow what an adventure, I have really enjoyed reading your blogs since your Journey has begun. i know I have not commented but I have read every single blog you sent and must say I am very jealous of your amazing expierence! I think it is great that you both had the courage to set out on such an amazing adventure that most of us just dream about! Safe travels coming home. we will have to catch up sometime once you are back in FL.

From Blog: Final Hours in Bangkok
Date: 25th November 2010

Not pine tree country!!
This must have been truly spectacular to see. Still, obviously nobody was worried about forest fires!! In the late 1960s, kids in the south Okanagan Valley where I grew up discovered that if you took a cleaner's bag, and fastened it over a light wood or wire cross equipped with a lighted candle right in the middle of the cross, chances were the whole thing would fly, much as illustrated in Amy's photos. They caused no end of UFO reports and drove the police and forestry officials nuts because of the fire hazard. That part of the world is semi-arid pine tree country and tinder dry most of the time. When it's really dry, it's so volatile that signs have actually (honestly) been posted along highways warning the public that because the fire hazard is so great , don't even fart in the woods. Obviously not a problem in this part of Thailand.

From Blog: Kissing Elephants and Loikratong Festival
Date: 25th November 2010

Necking.
This gives a whole new meaning to the term 'necking', doesn't it???!!!

From Blog: Kissing Elephants and Loikratong Festival
Date: 23rd November 2010


The elephants look adorable...one more fact: they all paint!!!!! ( watch you tube):>:>:>:>

From Blog: Kissing Elephants and Loikratong Festival
Date: 21st November 2010

A glimpse of Paradise!
Love your pictures-----all of them----especially those at Tiger Kingdom. Gives us a glimpse of what it will be like in God's new system of things. What a special and unique experience you had with the tigers; one that we all are jealous of!!! Thanks for your blogs and seeing a part of the world that we may never get to. Food looks great too! So many things-----what to choose from? Anyway, enjoy the rest of your short time there along with your massage school. Lots to tell from this end, put will wait to talk in person and catch up. Love to you both!

From Blog: Cuddling with Tigers in Chiang Mai
Date: 7th November 2010


So gorgeous!!!! That Reclining Buddha is a must-see... I've seen it on my friend's pictures earlier.... Did anything remind you of the movie " The Beach" with Di Caprio.. I will never forget that scene in hotel... Great times... Learn as much as you can at the thai massage lessons!!!!

From Blog: Bustling Bangkok





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