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Date: 23rd October 2010


westin rocks i love u guys jira stapleton

From Blog: A Talking Dolphin Spoke to Me
Date: 30th September 2009


this game is called "Mühle" in German. The objective is to have three cones of your colour in row, which than allows you to take one of your opponent's cones.

From Blog: I Want My Alpenmacaroni!
Date: 30th September 2009


Pizza di Giorno

From Blog: It's not delivery, it's Dijourno!
Date: 10th March 2008

Beautiful!!
Thanks for the incredible pictures!! We'll be going next winter and can't wait to set foot on Savannah Bay sand!!!

From Blog: Savannah Bay
Date: 15th November 2007

fresh pasta shop
yummmm...i drool. plus truffles! how lovely! gelato...gotta stop drooling... ;)

From Blog: (Not Jessica) Alba
Date: 15th November 2007

street performers
i love watching street performers. in london they're in covent garden and some of them are just amazing. i don't know how they do it! in london, dogs are allowed everywhere too! even the bus! i don't mind harmless ones but when we were on the bus, a pitt was on with the owner. pitts are illegal in england but people often mix them so they can't say they're pure-bred. we wrote in and complained so the next time someone with a small lap dog tried to come on, they seem to now need a permit to bring them on the bus which is a blessing since that pitt was by my legs by our groceries!!! usually it's the lower classes (they're called CHAVS= council housing (which is like public housing), aggressive, violent) who own those kind of dogs. i sound snobby saying that, but it's true which is just unfortunate. sigh.

From Blog: 365 Steps to Heaven
Date: 29th October 2007

Barolo
We didn't realize it was well known until later. Cheryl has a cookbook that specifies Barolo for a recipe! We just got it because it was from the town we were in.

From Blog: Serralunga d'Alba
Date: 29th October 2007

speaking of scaffolding!
I had the same experience with scaffolding the two times I've been to Notre Dame. It was removed right after I left last time. Sigh.

From Blog: 365 Steps to Heaven
Date: 29th October 2007

Barolo!
Agh! If only I'd known I'd have begged you to bring back some wine for us!

From Blog: Serralunga d'Alba
Date: 29th October 2007

Umm Nutella
I hope you saved me some crepes.

From Blog: Back in Time
Date: 29th October 2007

What?
J, what the Hell were you doing up in a satellite?

From Blog: It's a Beautiful Day!
Date: 27th October 2007

authentic quality
i'm like you two! i like to go where there are lots of locals. i hate touristy places because it's crappy, i think. it was funny that on our honeymoon in kauai, i don't think we had breakfast in the hotel. we went out searching for restaurants where locals hang out. i likes those places much better! :)

From Blog: Just Passing Through Cannes
Date: 27th October 2007

nice cars
very nice! we always have nice cars in our neighborhood since it's posh. funny that we live there, too! hahaha that's nice though. i didn't know that it's the 2nd smallest country! i got a history lesson! hehe

From Blog: Luxury at its Finest
Date: 26th October 2007

Europe . . . Again?
You Guys! Europe Again? Please try and stay there until November 17-25 so we can meet in Spain. Your Auntie Yoo and I will be in Madrid, Toledo, and Valencia vacationing, er, I mean, attending an important international conference. I'd like to sample the Spanish Luxembourgers, if any.

From Blog: A Day With a French Family
Date: 27th September 2007

Evita's Casa Rosada
I took some pictures, but it was cloudy and I wasn't really happy with them. I'll see about posting one in an upcoming post.

From Blog: An Eastern European Madrid
Date: 25th September 2007

La Casa Rosada
I imagine that you guys have already left, but had you taken any pictures of the presidential palace while there in BA ? and if you did, why didn't you post any ?

From Blog: An Eastern European Madrid
Date: 25th September 2007

Srta. Luis
LOL - actually I speak pidgin spanish - It's amazing how much has come back to me, I can understand quite a bit. It's only been like 18 years!!! We're doing way better here than our three days in Madrid last year, but maybe it's because more people here speak English than in Madrid.

From Blog: An Eastern European Madrid
Date: 25th September 2007

Good Information
Thank you for correcting us! We will change the post. It is a beautiful tomb.

From Blog: An Eastern European Madrid
Date: 25th September 2007

Survivor?
That pic of J "at the blue pool" reminds me of the location of one of the team campsites from the T.V. series Survivor, the second season. That season was supposedly filmed in the Australian Outback though.

From Blog: Scooby Snack
Date: 25th September 2007

I am jealous
Wow, BA sure looks like a great place. I am truly envious of you guys. Dancing the tango ? J Sra. Luis would be disappointed that you don't remember any Spanish

From Blog: An Eastern European Madrid
Date: 24th September 2007

Tomb of a General
Just for your information, the freedom of Argentina, Chile and Peru was secured by General Jose de San Martin, and the tomb in your picture is his tomb. Simon Bolivar secured freedom of Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador, and hi is buried somewhere in Venezuela where he was born. Both of them were leading their armies at the same time against the spaniards, and they met each other just once in Guayaquil (Ecuador) in 1821.

From Blog: An Eastern European Madrid
Date: 19th September 2007

So great!
Your pictures are so fantastic! I love that one of the queenstown shore...the water looks so glassy - and the whole shot looks like a painting! Looking at your pics. of NZ really makes me want to go back and travel some more there!

From Blog: Xtreme Queenstown
Date: 19th September 2007

Chunks
Well in Italy, I would kind of expect that. In NZ, I was just surprised they'd run it. And with no danger waiver! (or booties) We're just glad we were among the 4 people who DIDN'T blow chunks. I'm sure it was awesome if the weather was good for it, but the seals are so much more reliable.

From Blog: Dolphin Flounder
Date: 19th September 2007

Bent
Unfortunately I didn't censor it - I just couldn't remember what he actually said since it was pretty awkward coming from him. The Aussies and NZers have so much slang that it's hard to remember this stuff.

From Blog: Free Jandals!
Date: 19th September 2007

Hot Dog
So, it's called a Hot Dog, but basically it's a corn dog dipped in really thin batter, that ends up crinkling up like an eggroll. I'm sure it tastes OK, but it was such a perversion of an American invention, we stayed away!

From Blog: Rugby Sevens





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