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Date: 24th December 2009

Your Travelogue
Amy - your writing and your photos are excellent! Thanks for sharing and allowing me to live vicariously through your amazing experiences! Regards, Paul

From Blog: Farmed Potatoes, Wild Mussels
Date: 22nd December 2009

fantastic
reading your journal is almost like being therei hope you are saving all these pages to make your own book..sure would be something to read years down the road..thanks for sharing.im enjoying your stories. rayleen

From Blog: I See Sea Lions by the Sea Shore
Date: 21st December 2009

More beautiful pictures!!
Wow!! The pictures continue to be more and more beautiful!! Love that waterfall!! And I love that picture of the two of you----you both look really good and happy. I am sure that NZ will continue to agree with you. And yes, electric blankets are a wonderful invention. We had them when I was a kid and lived in Colorado. Stay warm and we will look forward to the next blog and pictures!!

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 20th December 2009

LOVE IT!
I am ready to move. Let me know if you find any advertising jobs. I am on my way.

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 19th December 2009

Impressive
The scenery is just breathtaking! Kind a reminds me of areas back home for me in Colorado. Enjoy your wonderful experience on the other side of the globe. PS m30 is a gorgeous picture of you both!

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 18th December 2009

fabulous!
The pictures are unbelievable..... You two look great, so happy for you!!!

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 18th December 2009

Sounds like paradise.
Well guys its been a great experience reading and wishing that I was taking part in your journey. It has been truly inspirational. I hope that you get a little of summer. Here we seem to be stuck in summer, temps. close to 90 in the middle of December, go figure!

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 18th December 2009

Wow!!!
I am really enjoying your posts. Pictures are beautiful!!

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 18th December 2009

Beeeeautiful!!!
Pictures are just gorgeous!! We are so jealous!! Don says we have to go to NZ, where he has always dreamed of going. So glad that you guys are living your dream, for now. Just a taste of the future!!

From Blog: You Wanted Mountains? You Got 'Em!
Date: 17th December 2009

Breathing again... FINALLY
After holding one's breath for two months straight, the blue color is finally yielding to a standard fleshy-pink. So happy you two have made your ultimate destination and are settling in. Even if it IS the farthest corner on the planet away from your family. (Is there a message in there somewhere?) :ยท Love you two! Dad.

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 17th December 2009

Yes!!
Yes Karim, the toilets flush counter clockwise here. One day if we're really bored, we'll get some bright dye and give it a flush and take a video, just to satisfy everyone's curiosity! :-)

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 16th December 2009

Wow!
Your new home is gorgeous! JEALOUS!!! :o)

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 16th December 2009

toilets
toilets, Do they acctualy flush counter clockwise down there?!

From Blog: Down Home Country Livin' in Milton
Date: 15th December 2009

Aye!!!!! Miss You Both
I can't tell you how tlckled I am at reading finally some of these trip blogs. We think of you often and thank Jehovah that all is well. I forsee a #1 best seller . So let me know and I will manage things over here. Seriously. Life is still the same for us and family yet divided. Both you're folks are okay. take care and give a warm greeting to all you meet , Love ya.

From Blog: A Tale of Two Floridians - At the "Gateway to the Antarctic"
Date: 15th December 2009

Wow!
Hi Rayleen!! How did you find our blog? :-) So nice to hear from you! Everyone is doing great thanks!! I'll add your email to our subscriber list so we can keep in touch. How is everyone in your family? Haven't seen you guys in ages...

From Blog: Meet the Cast and Crew
Date: 15th December 2009

you traveling abroad does not surprise me at al
hi amy wow what an adventure...a adventure of a lifetime..enjoy every second..i have enjoyed the pictures and your writings..so glad you are enjoying the world jehovah created for us..he did give us something to see..and with much enjoyment//just wanted to say hi rayleen hows your dad and mom...

From Blog: Meet the Cast and Crew
Date: 12th December 2009

Impressive!
We opted for an automatic as neither of us can drive stick and trying to learn on windy mountain roads sounded a little scary. Glad to hear it will get easier! :-) Miss you guys! Hope you get to come visit us next year.

From Blog: You Wanted Mountains? You Got 'Em!
Date: 12th December 2009

driving
About driving - you'll get used to the 'other' side of the road soon enough. I learned to drive a stick shift in Ireland and still want to shift with my left hand! Love your posts!

From Blog: You Wanted Mountains? You Got 'Em!
Date: 11th December 2009

New do's!!
Love the hair cuts!! You both look great and I know you feel better too. I love your blogs and pictures and all your adventures. Keep them coming. Hope all goes the way you want it to there in New Zealand. Will look forward to your continuing experiences.

From Blog: Extreme Makeover - Backpacker Edition!
Date: 11th December 2009

Response to Dave/anonymous
Hello, yes, I also am thrilled that the Khmer Rouge is thing of the past and that these people are no longer being killed or oppressed...with that said, however, I don't appreciate being exploited just because I'm a "rich" tourist and being followed around all day by kids screaming their lungs off at me for hours on end. There is no simple answer to it, and I didn't mean to sound condescending or disapproving in the blog. Merely stating observations and wishing the world could be a better and fairer place right now.

From Blog: On the Run From Angkor Police!
Date: 11th December 2009

the kids
about the beggar children--buy their bracelets anyway-don't act like a disapproving adult--act like a kid--go to their level and they will love it--I bought at least 50 bracelets--1$ for 10 big deal--brought them back to the states and sold them for $1 each with the story attached--people loved them. And above all remember what the Cambodian people have gone through--because of all that they are still a wonder ful people

From Blog: On the Run From Angkor Police!
Date: 11th December 2009


about the children--buy their bracelets--10 for a dollar-I bring them back to the US and sell them for 1$ each to adults who love to hear the story-I would love to see them in school also but be thankful the Khmer Rouge are not killing them anymore--if nothing else bring some snacks for them

From Blog: On the Run From Angkor Police!
Date: 10th December 2009


Hi, Great blog. Just wondered if you could give any info on the prices you paid for your drinks and meals in Singapore? Will be there this time next month! Thanks and have a great trip. Jonny

From Blog: Clearly You've Never Been to Singapore...
Date: 10th December 2009

wow stuf
those pick's are relly cool of you guys

From Blog: A Tale of Two Floridians - At the "Gateway to the Antarctic"
Date: 10th December 2009

Welcome New Rogers Members
How adorable! I bet Hungry is happy to have siblings now. I think I can understand the Haka addition being a bird and with the history of the Maori, but what is the story with Rebel? Anyway they are just adorable. Welcome to the clan! Keep in touch. D

From Blog: A Tale of Two Floridians - At the "Gateway to the Antarctic"





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