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Date: 8th May 2006
hi
Hope you are having a good time. Everything is O.K at home. x
From Blog: Hong Kong to Yangshou, Via Guangzhou
hi
Hope you are having a good time. Everything is O.K at home. x
From Blog: Hong Kong to Yangshou, Via Guangzhou
Date: 1st May 2006
China here he comes!
I am wondering if China is ready for you! lol Bring me back a panda please, real or toy, and I'll be your friend for life!!!!!
From Blog: A DAY AT THE RACES
China here he comes!
I am wondering if China is ready for you! lol Bring me back a panda please, real or toy, and I'll be your friend for life!!!!!
From Blog: A DAY AT THE RACES
Date: 29th April 2006
Diary highlights
Ant, you sound as though you are having a whale of a time I am enjoying the 'diary' and look forward to reading it each day
From Blog: ALL DAY ISLAND HOPPING
Diary highlights
Ant, you sound as though you are having a whale of a time I am enjoying the 'diary' and look forward to reading it each day
From Blog: ALL DAY ISLAND HOPPING
Date: 28th April 2006
White Lightning!
I thought this stuff was only made and drunk by American hillbillies in the outermost countryside of the southeast USA. The things you have taught me about the world, my friend. I am convinced I am twice the sophisticate that I was prior to making your acquaintance. That's a partly tongue-in-cheek statement, as the white lightning bit is just the tip of the iceberg in the list of interesting facts and random amazing occurrences that could assail any tourist that your travels have introduced to me. Honestly, seeing the world through your eyes is top drawer entertainment! And I felt like I immediately understood your impression of Hong Kong being a compaction of buildings in a very small space. That's how I felt in New York City. I expected it to feel so much bigger and unmanageable. But it didn't. It makes me think New Yorkers have really put one over on the rest of us, because their municipality really isn't the bellybutton of the universe. I'd give that award to New Orleans, instead, and maybe allow New York an armpit. (Oh, dear--now I'm getting catty.) What did you think of the latest terrorist acts on the Sinai peninsula? Were they anywhere near where you were in Egypt? All is well in old St. Lou. We might have gone to a Cardinals baseball game tonight with my new clergy pass, but there's two excellent shows on TV tonight that we were drawn to more. It's turned chilly here and that could be uncomfortable at the stadium. Plus I have to be up early for work tomorrow morning. I also had to go to the grocer's and get ingredients for a recipe I'm submitting in a contest, due by 11:59 p.m. on the 30th, that could win me a trip for two to Italy. I've been so busy lately, I'd not entered a grocer's in more than 2 weeks! Keep up the great commentary! And be safe, too! Claudia
From Blog: FIRST DAY IN HONG KONG
White Lightning!
I thought this stuff was only made and drunk by American hillbillies in the outermost countryside of the southeast USA. The things you have taught me about the world, my friend. I am convinced I am twice the sophisticate that I was prior to making your acquaintance. That's a partly tongue-in-cheek statement, as the white lightning bit is just the tip of the iceberg in the list of interesting facts and random amazing occurrences that could assail any tourist that your travels have introduced to me. Honestly, seeing the world through your eyes is top drawer entertainment! And I felt like I immediately understood your impression of Hong Kong being a compaction of buildings in a very small space. That's how I felt in New York City. I expected it to feel so much bigger and unmanageable. But it didn't. It makes me think New Yorkers have really put one over on the rest of us, because their municipality really isn't the bellybutton of the universe. I'd give that award to New Orleans, instead, and maybe allow New York an armpit. (Oh, dear--now I'm getting catty.) What did you think of the latest terrorist acts on the Sinai peninsula? Were they anywhere near where you were in Egypt? All is well in old St. Lou. We might have gone to a Cardinals baseball game tonight with my new clergy pass, but there's two excellent shows on TV tonight that we were drawn to more. It's turned chilly here and that could be uncomfortable at the stadium. Plus I have to be up early for work tomorrow morning. I also had to go to the grocer's and get ingredients for a recipe I'm submitting in a contest, due by 11:59 p.m. on the 30th, that could win me a trip for two to Italy. I've been so busy lately, I'd not entered a grocer's in more than 2 weeks! Keep up the great commentary! And be safe, too! Claudia
From Blog: FIRST DAY IN HONG KONG
Date: 18th September 2005
What's wrong with Indan McDonalds?
Hey great to see you've tried the "Maharajah Mac" If you have to eat at Mickey Deez again, I reccomend the McPizza Puff, and the Aloo Tiki.
From Blog: ON THE ROAD TO BOMBAY
What's wrong with Indan McDonalds?
Hey great to see you've tried the "Maharajah Mac" If you have to eat at Mickey Deez again, I reccomend the McPizza Puff, and the Aloo Tiki.
From Blog: ON THE ROAD TO BOMBAY
Louise Maving
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Glad you are back in one piece!
Looking forward to catching up with you tomorrow. Best wishes Louise
From Blog: MISHAPS ON THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA AND A LONG JOURNEY HOME