AmblingAlongNicely's Guestbook

Memories of Burma
I have enjoyed reading about your visit. It brought back memories of my own one week visit (maximum visa permitted at the time) to Burma for Christmas 1974. My wife and I arrived in Rangoon at 8:30 pm after the money changers had closed, and I asked another passenger how we were to get to our hotel without using foreign currency, which was illegal to use. He graciously said that we could use his car and driver, as his wife had driven to the airport to meet him. It turns out he was the British ambassador, and we rode his official car with the Union Jack flying to the hotel. A couple days after touring Rangoon we booked a flight to Pagan. We had wanted to stop in Mandalay, but the airfare was much more expesive. As it turns out, the plane landed in Mandalay on the way to Pagan. Why it would have cost more to stop over, I never found out. We were very impressed with Pagan. Shortly after we returned to Bangkok, there was an earthquake that extensively damaged the temples at Pagan. I guess they must have repaired them since then.

once again Jen, you have put a smile on my face and a little envy in my heart at the most wonderful trip you are having. i think this stage of the trip seems everso exciting and with more enthralling sights. stay safe girl, see you anon. fee xxxxx

It's getting cold here...
Just thought I would drop by to say hello! So, hello, thats the house on the market now so fingers crossed people will want to come and see it and buy it! how are things going with you? Hope you are still having fun. See you in a few months. Bye x

can imagine your face when you tried the HOT and sour chicken. Duuuhh! bet the smells from the street sellers are wonderful. drool drool. we had Isla's leaving 'do' last night and was well attended, and where we also extolled your writing and story-telling skills, keep on doing it girl. xxx

Having a ball
Hurry back, have thoroughly enjoyed reading about your exploits, cant wait for the next instalment, and wherever you are, I really hope your having a ball x

sharks
Well done you, sounds amazing, me I'd be scared witless and lose my innards never mind breakfast at the mere thought, what a brave person you are x

Lovin your BLOGS Its like havin a great adventure while sitting drinking a cup of tea and munching on a biscuit. Can't wait for the next chapter.

clumsy girl Jen, The monks were chanting "see her skiting on tha flair hee hee hee". keep rocking, loving the blog

go girl !!
hey jen, you've been wasting your talents babe, your a born writer, loving your instalments, you bring it all to life so vividly. sounds like its all you were hoping for, and then some. glad your also meeting up with people, even if their strange and try to manhandle you lol. stay safe love suz xx

Still about
How are the travels going? Hope you are still having as much fun. Books I can do, but I need hints on what type you would like. Not sure about us, we are thinking of selling the house and looking for something else, new neighbour is rather noisy and is pi**ing me off! Soon be Christmas and you will be home, Pip goes to work with dad and he says she seems to be enjoying it a bit more now, Simon appears ok even though Pippa ate his bed!! Dads house is changing as usual so nice things for when you come hoome. Take care and have fun x

Christmas pressie
Eh, you made your christmas tree expectations clear but what you didn't say was what you would like as a present, thats all. Hope you are still having fun x

very entertaining!
Loving your installments! you are a very good writer, like the little funny moments also. Hope your having a great time x