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I think this might be your best entry ever hun. Really brightened up my day after getting in from work anyway :) Catch up soon I hope and hope all is going ok out there and you still have a couch to sleep on. xx

Haha - I LOVE your descriptions of the English quirks! What a wonderfully strange bunch we Brits are! You should add to that list 'ridiculous number of times 'thank you' is said in an ordinary exchange between customer and cashier in an English shop'. So far I've counted it as around 8. I've even found myself saying thank you as I hand over my money... thank you for what? Stretching out your hand?!

I look forward to more writing and photos...
I have learned much from your style, and have been able to "travel" to places I might not be able to go to. The way you compose your pictures, leaves me feeling I have been there too. I can't wait for you to be discovered and the movie produced "Diary of a Pignapper)

waiting for an update!
When is there going to be another blog? I just read your comment on one of the forum topics....looking at your stats etc. I guess I'm one of them. I look for a new blog every couple of days. I like your writing and photos. The fact that you are in Ukraine caught my eye. My great grandparents came from Ukraine in the 1890's. I (unfortunetly) don't speak the language, just the odd word here and there when someone is talking. I must say that the old babunias or babushkas were/are much nicer and gentler here. I'm glad all the old 'bags' didn't immigrate here!! Take care.

It looks so beautiful. Glad u had time to think about what you want. We'll chat soon. I'm off Wed so when u get this message I will possibly be around for a chat. Night. xx

trust me- the kefir really helps!!! :-)

Hi, you commented on my blog last summer. I've since moved on from Tver, and it's taken my awhile to get back to writing here, but I wanted to thank you for your comment. I went to a language school in Tver' for two and a half months, and traveled into Moscow on occasion, and to Petersburg once. Anyway, thanks for your comment, and good luck in Kyiv...I visited for a short two weeks in 2005, but alot of the same xenophobic comments got tossed around in Russia. And goodness knows that South Africa is not exactly the paragon of tolerance at the moment. Thanks again, -Lauren

Great Pictures
I don't know what I enjoy more, your words or pictures. Keep it up!

It looks like a much nicer place in the summer hun. Loads to tell you yet again so will have to catch up soon on facebook. I had some ukrainian guests in-must remember to tell you about them. Hope all is ok with you. xx

You're so talented babes! I'm off work on Fri if you need to chat about anything ok? xx

hi
Well thats one hell of an experience! Would cost millions to go to his concert here! I'm all moved into my new place and have the internet sowill catch up with you real soon babes. xx

nice title
I just wanted to say that i really enjoy your weird and quirky adventures. Your list of accommodation reads like a movie script to an amazing movie. Keep up the great writing :)

Any chance that when you were being shooed away you mispelt moronay when it might have said moronau? It jumped out at me straight away that fawr was a welsh word and I've been trying to work out if it could mean anything and marvel at welsh being on the front of a ukrainian t shirt.... because if it were moronau instead of moronay it would translate as big carrots :) Another amazing entry hun. Hope you have a lovely weekend. xx