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Berlin, my love!
Dear Maria, I should really support your love life and am seriously thinking how to do it to make you happy and join the two lovers. Your blogs are again capturing and intruiging, food for the brain again. Like French Champagne, you want more after you taste it!. I am re-living this wonderful time in Germany and with the most precious people in my life. Thank-you for putting my fondest memories in such beautiful words...Mum

My favorite memories of Munich are from the beer gardens. The wheat beers are almost like a meal all by themselves. You brought back pleasent memories.

im hungry
hey i hope your posting me some of those rolls express!!! .....and leave the hair alone, all the best german hairdressers move to sydney!!!!!! Tschüss, fürs Erste, das Sie zwei verrückte Deutsche… wie ein Filmtitel klingen!

hey maria...ohh im sooo jealous, im hopeing that i can be there in september... i want some broetchen now, and malz bier :) Wo seit ihr denn gerade??? hoffe ich werde euch noch dieses jahr sehen :) Eure tine

And the stories begin once again. :-) Can't wait to read another beautiful account of your travels over in Germany. Hugs to you, Eva and your lovely mama xxx Nikki

Being an avid follower of the blogs on this site, it really is hard to pick a favourite article for the contest. However, I'd higly recommend the writings of 'Me in the Monsoons', particularly the latest blog entitled 'Something never to forget' diary=186339 The basis of her observations of the beggar man are universal and can be seen not only in India, but in our very own backyards.. We are all capable of giving and receiving love, of stretching out an open hand to those in need, so why does it remain so scarce? Love is free, powerful, uplifting; yet it seems to have become a conditional commodity based on a "give and take" rationale. Not only are Maria's blogs informative and insightful, they also subconsiously force you to think outside the square and have truly changed my perceptions of the world, its people and places for the better. Her posts also provide a welcome relief from mediocratic work and feed my inner travel bug... A must have in any "Best of" collection..

The goosebumps and tears well when reading:Something to never forget. Funny how words on a screen can effect many of us all across the world.

Hi-hola
hola maria, i guess in your last travel to mexico you here that..hola maria!!! anyway i just want to tell you that mexico is such a magic country i have friends for uk and they just have no words like you as well, i think mexico have the special "touch" for those that have a good apreciation of life, we are not like paris or like italy but we are very proud of our history or our culture (meal is soooo cool) well i just think that my comment wil fit very goog in your eyes. please add me adios

maria maria, you remind me of a west side story....

This Gordito guy sounds amazing, just like a bloke i know from ringwood..he's amazing.

I tend to agree.....excellent. xox

Cuba
Maria, I think the three of you would have that effect on men anywhere in the world.

hey
your last blog....very intense and very beautifully written. You appealed to the readers to have the courage to give him a helping hand. Did you do it? just curious. And even if you didnt its okay cause I wouldnt have had the courage to do it and I feel sick of myself when I say that. I am sure that India must have been an awesome experience for you and I am sure that it has left you quite moved. I hope that India has now given you a better understanding about yourself and I am sure that so many things that were extremely important to you before visiting India have become less important. I am very happy that you are one of the very few persons who have been able to appreciate India in the way it should be and I hope that this India experience has given you wisdom, knowledge and a sense of well being. Bye and best of luck in your future travels.