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| 25th June 2009 Sian | - From: Along the road that is Great: Melbourne to Adelaide Lol i am literally wetting myself at parts of this Soph!! I like how i get the blame 2 the flat - it's not like i wanted to leave Oz!! Have images of Lizz having a tantrum of her grey hair (which i imagine is plural now lol!!) and miss u guys heaps!! xx |
| 31st May 2008 Marissa | - From: The real Thailand: Singburi There actually is very little sexism against women in Buddhism in Thailand, women can join in the monastic community, but they do not become Monks, they become Nuns, and partake in religious ceremonies just like the Monks do. The Inequality that does exist between women and men in Buddhist Thailand is not because of hatred of women, it's something that dates back thousands of years to the very begining of Buddhism in the world. On the surface it does look like sexism, but once you dig a little deeper, you find that it's not at all the case. |
| 27th May 2008 Mum | I'm so jealous! - From: The real Thailand: Singburi I've always wanted to stroke a tiger. I didn't know Buddhists had a hell-I thought you kept on being reincarnated until you reached Nirvana or something. |
| 19th May 2008 Gina G | Thailand hurrah! - From: One night in Bangkok.... Hey Sophie! Long time no see! Facebook said you were on Khao Samet so I thought I'd check out you're blog - I went to Thailand a couple of years back and had an awesome time. Looks like you're enjoying yourself too! I never went to Khao Samet but I did go to Samui, Pha Pnang and Tao, the island lifestyle is definitely the way forward. If you're down that way then do check out Khao Tao, I think a lot of people are put off cos it's basically inhabited by tourists and people who want to make money from them, but it was the most untouched place I went, totally idyllic - we stayed in this hut in the forest and there's this little group of three tiny island joined by a beach just off it and we kayakked out on our own and just spent the day out there. One tip: don't fall over and hit your head on a rock and get concussed, have dodgy stall food for breakfast and then get on a ferry - for you will see that food again, my friend. Unpleasant but true. Well wherever you go have a really good time, and if you make it up to the North East tell me what it's like cos I didn't have time and it sounded cool. Best of luck, take care, Georgina x |
| 5th May 2008 Mum | Oi! - From: One night in Bangkok.... Less of the parentals if you please-what you meant to say was my wonderful Mum and Dad xxx |
| 12th April 2008 LegallyBlonde | Food - From: Beyond Lima: Northern Peru YouŽd be suprised how much revolves around food when you are travelling!! IŽm actually not half as bad as others on this trip, they are constantly hungry! |
| 7th April 2008 grandma | I have noticed that too - From: Beyond Lima: Northern Peru Not surprised you have tummy troubles when you put so much food in it eh? Love Gx |
| 5th April 2008 Mum | Typical Birkett - From: Beyond Lima: Northern Peru We've noticed how food plays a major role in your blogs!! Love the dog.xxxxx |
| 1st March 2008 Mum | Its hard to believe - From: The falls: Iguazu you have come from my gene pool-snakes!!!Mind you, nearly loosing a toe proves beyond a shadow of doubt you are your father's daughter....... |
| 11th February 2008 LegallyBlonde | - From: Carnaval!!!!!! Mum I would but it takes up half my memory card just to do that so it was just supposed to be a overview! |
| 10th February 2008 Mum | Great blog - From: Carnaval!!!!!! but you need to move more slowly when videoing Soph as it was too fast to see what was what!! |
| 10th February 2008 dad | - From: Carnaval!!!!!! still a junior tharg!...but improving |
| 6th February 2008 Mum | Ha Ha - From: Rio de Janeiro: the city that never sleeps I told you so!!!xxx |
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