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| 12th November 2006 Rick & Lesley | Random meetings - From: Nha Trang - Karaoke Capital Hi Paul and Beckie, great blog entry. I (Rick) especially like the bit about my early morning drinking (not a habit, I assure you!!). How do you manage to write so much and keep it so interesting? We never seem to have the time or patience to put down so much - we'll put it down to being on the road for so long I guess - we've started assuming our friends just want to look at the photos (e.g. http://rick-and-lesley.blogspot.com/2006/10/karaoke-and-floating-bars-nha-trang.html ) Great to see you (again), have a great trip and maybe see you when we all (eventually) get home to the UK. Rick & Lesley. |
| 1st November 2006 Pen | Marrriage!!!!!! - From: Keeping the local economy going Well done bex, I am soooo pleased to hear you are getting other people on pauls case!!!! Thank you sooooo much for macie moo moo's t-shirt, we haven't tried it on her yet but it looks like it will fit really nicely. It sounds like you are still having an amazing time. It troubles me though about how you smell as u both seem to be wearing the same clothes in every pic pphheeewwww!!!!!!!! Was very impressed to see the beauiful nails bex, and sooooo cheap- good on ya babe!!! Meetin mum and dad at yours on Saturday, will let you know how things are at number 15- can't wait to meet up and hear all the stories in the flesh. I have got the photo cd rom safe and sound! Macie sends uncle Paul and Auntie Bex big sloppy wet kisses. Take care of each other Love us 3 xoxoxoxox |
| 23rd October 2006 Nicki | Bums and Leeches - From: Annapurna Sanctuary Trek - Part 3 Have just done ABC in september '06 and I got 'leeched' between the bum cheeks...how did it get there? who knows!! Was it dead when I found it? yep...clearly had too much to drink and got squashed. I think I was a leech magnet...14 bites in all....compared to the average 2 or 3 for others...mozzies love me too so maybe I was doomed from the start Happy trekking |
| 21st October 2006 Kev, Em and Amelia | looks like fun - From: Keeping the local economy going Hi you two, We've just been reading your impressively detailed blog- and wondering where you've found the time to keep it up. It's been a great read- especially the highs and lows of losing the money belt and being reunited with your passports- what a relief! We're now learning how to prioritise on what to keep in backpacks from your experiences: - bulk supply of Imodium: doesn't look as important as first guessed. We trust that it is still intact. - two pairs of undies each: hmm. - Uno: definitely required. Glad to see you've been putting this to use. I trust that you've been adopting the super-competitive Alex rules. We expect to see an upgrade to the bulky "Uno Extreme" unit before the next trek. News from our end: there may be four of us by the time you return (we have a little one due in early March). |
| 21st October 2006 Tim and Sue | Caught up on your blog - From: Annapurna Sanctuary Trek - Part 3 Hello guys Have just been catching up on your blog as we were thinking that you've been away for a while now and were wondering how you were getting on. India's an experience, eh? I don't think anything really can prepare you for how full-on and smelly it all is. Glad you managed to avoid getting ill. If you head back that way before you travel on then bribe a tuk-tuk driver to let you have a go driving! It's mad! I definitely thought that Nepal was a lot nicer than India and it was refreshing to get there. Really hope that everything works out with your missing keys and stuff. We enjoyed Ibiza and Formetera recently - Sue even did (or tried to do, she admits) some windsurfing. And Sue saw Mike Hadwin on the Lebanese wine course! Looking forward to your next post. Tim and Sue. XXX |
| 16th October 2006 Ruth | Slippery little suckers... - From: Annapurna Sanctuary Trek - Part 3 Sounds fantastic - I'm still trying to work out how the leeches could bite you on the bum...! |
| 12th October 2006 Monkey M | A temple for me? - From: What to do? - Kathmandu !! A temple all to myself - how generous. Maybe one day I'll get to see it! Sounds like the pair of you are having a great time - really enjoying the blog. |
| 10th October 2006 Pen and Scott | looking good Bex!!! - From: Buses and Border towns Hey guys Thankyou for the lovely pics, it's great to see where you are and what you're experiencing! Looking good with your shiny face bex!!! Sorry to hear you've had a horid cold Paul, maybe you need a few more curries to blow away the cobwebs!!! Paul- you gave us all a giggle with you on the tut tut! Scott was very impressed with the sandals!!!! Macie sends you big fat electronic cuddles and kisses- she misses you. Keep living your dreams Love us three xoxoxoxoxoxo |
| 4th October 2006 Pen | no more curry breakfasts!!!! - From: Taj Mahal - More touts than tuk-tuks And I thought i was a pickle eating chinese for breakfast on a hangover- can't believe you have to eat curry for bfast!!! You sound like you are having an amazing adventure. Look after one another, and i hope a ring was bought at the jewellry store!!!!???!!!!! Love you both very much Take care love us 3 xoxoxoxoxoxoxo |
| 25th September 2006 Clare | I'm first!! - From: Down and Dirty in Delhi Yay, first reply!! (I spend too much time on the internet) Glad you got there ok guys, sounds amazing. Keep the updates coming - I can at least read about the exotic world out there while stuck at my desk! Would love to see the Indian School run technique on trial in Weybridge! Take care, have fun! x |
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