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| 9th May 2008 Mrs Murray | Big! - From: Awestruck at Angkor Wat wow, wow, wow, - I like the Lara Croft lookie-likey pic best! Although Paul looking reasonibly friendly and awake at 0400 is something else to marvel on! keep on blogging - it brightens my day - although actually we have pretty perfect weather in good ol' Blight just now love et hugs Mrs M xx |
| 5th May 2008 Tom | - From: Tubing in Vang Vieng After reading that I am in stitches again thinking about Paul's attempt at the swing! What a great day! |
| 27th April 2008 Tanya | Liam... - From: Parking up in Pakse is going to be very jealous over the tongue photo.... |
| 22nd April 2008 mummy graves | - From: Taking it even easier in Don Khong I am increasingly concerned that you are both disappearing before my very eyes!!!! ARE YOU EATING PROPERLY? Yorkshire puddings, full English breakfasts, afternoon cream teas are among the selection awaiting your return!!!! |
| 29th March 2008 Mrs Murray | photo fantastic - From: Ha Long Bay Hi P&Z, I have to say your photos of Ha Long bay are absolutely cracking! not sure about the one of the diabolical twin though ... I'm really lazy about adding comments but just so you know, I am really loving all the blogs and photos so keep it coming even if you have to go round the world twice. love et hugs P&M x |
| 29th March 2008 Loveglove | - From: Hue to go we are the Becks we are the Becks we are we are we are the Becks! |
| 27th March 2008 Tanya | ooohhhhh - From: Hoi An - the Corcoran's take on cooking the food looks lovely.... |
| 14th March 2008 Tanya | No chins and eyes open - From: Mui Ne - The mystery of the missing beach... GJ ZJGC on the photo ! does that mean that Mama can have that photo up in the house ????? |
| 3rd March 2008 Helen | man is pyjamas - From: Plaster in Paradise - Phu Quoc i bet you were thinking why hadn't you thought of that! |
| 28th February 2008 Antonia Josephine Blunden | Re: The Heat Is On In Saigon - From: The Heat is on in Saigon Sorry Paul - one last burst of Miss Saigon lyrics coming up - Ready Zoe? In a world that's moving too fast, In a world where nothing can last, I will hold you I will hold you *(chest to fist, power ballad style)* Our lives will change, when tomorrow comes, Tonight our hearts drown the distant drums, And we have music all right - tearing the night, The song *(wobbly long note - tuning fork for )* Played on a solo saxophone, a crazy sound, a lonely sound, a cry that tells us love goes on and on...... played on a solo saxophone, it's telling me, to hold you tight and dance like it's the last night of the world..... *(arab spring, exit stage right) |
| 28th February 2008 Tanya | GJ... - From: The Heat is on in Saigon GJ that you found a BP place !!!! |
| 28th February 2008 Tanya | - From: Plaster in Paradise - Phu Quoc doesn't seem like you are enjoying yourselves at all !!! |
| 14th February 2008 Helen | do i spot a grey fleece - From: Beijing - We do not have enough clothes! hello- is that your lovely grey fleece i spot, i want to be there even if the weather is cold and i want to wear my grey fleece too!!! |
| 8th February 2008 Gerard | georgeous - From: The Yangtze - Slowboat through China Love the georgeous gorges and hope you both continue to gorge yourselves in luxury,accom, food, bevs and wonderful adventures...and hats of course. Gerard and Linda @ Maggie |
| 7th February 2008 Tanya | Beer ! - From: Kuala Lumpur I have been showing my traders the photos of the big beer container that you had on your table... they want to get them installed at the local pub ! |
| 7th February 2008 Tanya | does that mean... - From: The Yangtze - Slowboat through China you didn't get sea sick ? does that mean now that you have been on the boat trip I can talk to you about my ships ??!! |
| 30th January 2008 Jonesy | Tiananman Square Joke - From: Beijing - We do not have enough clothes! June 4th 1989: - Two Very Hungry Soldiers in Tiananman Square...................... One says to the other..."I could murder a Chinese" |
| 30th January 2008 Jonesy | Singapore and Jonesy - From: Singapore - The Lion City Ah Singapore, probably the city I've visited most over the years, many memories, did a four hour dash of the city in 1987 on a connecting flight from Japan as it was the first time I'd been there, ruined a pair of shoes at a foam party on Orchard Road once, had some very nice red wine at the revolving restaurant at the Mandarin Hotel, and went to the races once too, you have to put your mobile phone away in a locker. Bought my first ever CD player there too in December 1991 - it also played tapes too though thank God. Also slept on a bench from 04:00 until 08:00 on 1st Jan 1998 after a heavy New Years Eve. Brought about 8 copy Rolex home one year and managed to get through the red channel at Heathrow as I declared my extra bottle of booze! My Ex wife knocked a tooth out (mine) in the summer of 2000 too now there's a bit of trivia for you!! |
| 17th January 2008 Tanya | Pink Tour Bus - From: Singapore - The Lion City I love the pink tour bus !!! did you get to go on it ? |
| 9th January 2008 Dan | - From: Resting in Perth Should Zoe really have been only concerned about her dinner while the big fella was involved in man love in the pool? |
| 8th January 2008 Duncan | Toilet trouble - From: Ayer's Rock (Uluru) Karen has just reminded me of an identical incident I had a few years ago. Alcohol has a lot to answer for!!!!! You had Karen in fits!! |
| 8th January 2008 Gerard | sorry about the toad advice - From: Magnetic Island by name, Magnetic by nature Hey Paul and Zoe, sorry about the toad advice...you know, back the winner of the first race in the second race as the winner of the first ALWAYS wins the second...well i know you spent a fortune following my advice without compensation...but you will be very gleeful to know that i gave the same advice a week later to a nice gent from Liverpool (theiving scouzer you say...) and he one 75.00 and gave me half as a reward...funny thing about those toads...stay well on your fab trip...Gerard and Linda @ Magnetic Island. |
| 5th January 2008 Liam | Dingos drank my bear! - From: Ayer's Rock (Uluru) Wasn't Uluru that bird in Star Trek? Surely that's Ayers Rock? |
| 4th January 2008 Tracey | That made me laugh - From: Ayer's Rock (Uluru) Thankyou, for your wonderful commentary!! Paul getting lost in your room has made me laugh out loud, I shall now use this as my stress relief thought in the run up to the wedding. :-) |
| 4th January 2008 Tanya | Still dissappointed... - From: Resting in Perth I still can't believe the roast potato eating or lack of... |
| 18th December 2007 Helen | Stop it - From: Eastbourne it ain't Stop being spoddy... i bet you can now tell me lots of useless information about sharks... so stop it now!! |
| 15th December 2007 Sarah & Chris | Koala Piddle - From: Busy in Brisbane Hey Guys ! we are absolutely loving your Blog !! Xxxxx Keep it coming, brilliant xxxx ! Did the Koala Pee on you ? Apparantly it makes them nervous , or maybe the one that i had, 'Ralph' had just satiated his little Koala , ecalyptus type thirst with a few tinnies & a barrel of 4 xxxx , lets just say rivers of Babylon !! and a brand New' Lone Pine' gift shop t shirt ! We miss You !! But Know you are having the best time ever , Kepp it Up ! Xxxxx |
| 14th December 2007 Gerard the barman | Sounds like Ben Elton...looks like Oliver Reed - From: Eastbourne it ain't Whilst i was stood behind the Bar serving copious Jugs of cold VB, Victoria Bitter, to Paul and friends, and less copious amounts of Jindalee Sav blanc to the lovely Zoe, i would fair dinkum "hear" Ben Elton, but when i looked up i would "see" Oliver Reed. Bloody funny stuff really. Here on Magnetic Island North Queensland its important to remain very hydrated at all times, its my job to make sure all the visitors to the Bar (who quickly become friends) are adequately hydrated. I thank you Ben err, Oliver err, Paul in assisting me in the arduous but very important task. Linda and i wish you Zoe and Paul nothing but Good fortune and a happy and healthy trip. I'll be a serial blogg watcher from now on! Thanks for the 3 smashing scouzer gags and see you in Goa! |
| 10th December 2007 Ratty | Oggy does the right thing! - From: Eastbourne it ain't I am so glad I dont have to come find you & teach you the ways of the fat world! My Tom has informed me you purchased the required amount of grog for him...I'm satisfied with that. At least my pension contributions have been spent on my son! In all seriousness...good luck to you both....and Oggy....keep up with the round the world eating contest...looks to us as though you are winning!!! Love & best wishes Ratty & Val xx |
| 6th December 2007 Mrs Murray | jealous as hell - From: Eastbourne it ain't I am sooooooooo very very very very very jealous - its all good and its all shiny. Really really really wish I was with you but Murray says I have to go to work (again) I especially like the Gin Gin sign - where's the Wine Wine sign?? shiny shiny shiny! x |
| 6th December 2007 Tanya | Dingo ! - From: Eastbourne it ain't Chris has been going on about Dingos since I told him you were in Fraser Island... he is very happy that you included a photo ! Nice hair cut btw xxxx |
| 3rd December 2007 Allan& Julie Hancock | Catching up - From: Busy in Brisbane Just home from HK and catching up with your news. Nice photos, like Melborne airport, Paul into pies or grog? Looking forward to China. |
| 1st December 2007 Mrs Murray | I'm sooooo green - From: Busy in Brisbane I so wish I was with you, you are just having the most fantastic time and it brings back memories of my own trip up the east coast especially when my sister and I went swimming and had sand-castle competitions in a beautiful bay where we ran gaily in and out of the sea, swimming through the waves ... only to find out as we left that it was called Shark Bay and do you know why?? Because it was a shark hang-out! Aaagh. Anyway I am pleased to here that you continue to support the wine industry. I hear on the news that shares in Oz wine are rising at the moment with an imminent decline ahead when the Corcoran's quit the continent. going now because I am far too green for comfort love ya (and so does Murray but he's far more gruff about it) xxxx |
| 22nd November 2007 Mrs Murray | Sydney bridge - From: Australia - Sydney I am very very proud of you two - I stayed in Sydney for 3 months and never plucked up courage to do the bridge thing! Good on yer! Posh car too enjoy Oz - its Godzone love yous xxx |
| 21st November 2007 Tanya | Nice... - From: Australia - Sydney Pie Paul !!! |
| 21st November 2007 Tanya | still laughing - From: Australia - Sydney ZJGC I am still laughing about you actually making it over the bridge, may you never, ever, ever complain about going over any bridges with me again and wimpering like a baby !!!! |
| 9th November 2007 Tanya | Where were your - From: Wellington sea bands !!!! you know how well the worked when we went whale watching ! |
| 9th November 2007 Tanya | ha ha ha... - From: Franz Josef Adventures ha ha ha ha ha..... hope you didn't embarass Paul by screaming !!! |
| 8th November 2007 Antonia Josephine Blunden | Huh?!?! No Mac's Gold? - From: Mac's Gold Beer - Nelson Not only will I hot foot it to Gourmet Burger this minute, I will of course express my commiseration through the medium of dance (which could well feature a slow motion arab spring.....) |
| 8th November 2007 Helen | Quad Biking - From: Franz Josef Adventures I am very proud of you Zoe Jane Graves Corcoran for quad biking, -think of all the safety issues!!! The anoraks are very appealing!! Although Zoe you look about 12 on the quad bike!! Paul just looks like he is enjoying doing boy things!!! |
| 30th October 2007 Mrs Murray | prawns and champagne - From: Lake Taupo and Paul's Prawn Extravaganza well I didn't like to comment on the previous blog since it all reminded me of sitting behind a car with its catalytic converter going off - but Lindauer Fraise! Now that's more like it. Please can I have some and the prawns (cooked not dangling from your hands) And of course I realised you stayed in the pub so long because of the view. Would have got me too! Mrs P x (from cold, dark England - you remember, your home country) |
| 30th October 2007 Tanya | - From: Eggs and Rotorua Quack Quack |
| 27th October 2007 Mrs Murray | Lady with the lamp - From: Road Trip Part II - Journey to Kaitaia wow, wow, wow, wow (couldn't be bothered to get our the thesaurus for more words to explain wow) I want to go NOW! Love the photo of Zoe and the lamp (now that would have made Florence Nightingale very jealous) and the London sign (couldn't see how far it was though, but lots of miles probably) and the pic on top of NZ is superb. And what can I see out of my window?? Mmm, lovely grey drizzle (but not the kind you get on lemon cake unfortunately) Keep the pics and commentary coming - its great love Mrs M x |
| 26th October 2007 Jacqui Hull | That's Amore - From: Culture and animal encounters I don't think the Polar Bear was thinking about dinner Mr Corcoran, looks more like love was in the air..... |
| 26th October 2007 Jacqui Hull | In the medium of.......... - From: Vive Las Vegas.... I would like you to express your opinion of Las Vegas in the meidum of dance.... please video and post. |
| 25th October 2007 Dave | More food!! - From: Paihia (not Pieland as we had called it cos we didn't know how to say it) The scenery looks great and everything but I love the pictures of the food!! I want a pictorial record of everything that Paul ingests from now on ;) Dave |
| 24th October 2007 Mrs Murray | Brave! - From: New Zealand - Auckland Wow, you two really are whizzing around the world - in the time you've semi-orbited the world, I've managed to get to work and back a few times! And I think you are both very, very, very, very, brave going up in a see-through lift - I went up to the first stage of the Eiffel Tower and bleated like a shot lamb so big hats off to you both. Magic photos by the way - good ole croc dundee cake and his fearless Zoe, half fish, half woman. By the way we still miss you! xx |
| 24th October 2007 Tanya | ooohhhh.... - From: New Zealand - Auckland But Zoe Jane Graves Corcoran you wouldn't even go over that bridge in Boston because it was a grill !! how did you manage up there !! |
| 24th October 2007 Debs | I'm so jealous! - From: Road Trip Part II - Journey to Kaitaia Sounds like you are having so much fun .... seems like such a long time ago that I was in NZ. Rotorua is a complete must - another Cultural village for Paul to enjoy but the gysers are fantastic. Zoe you'll know you're getting near when you're in the car and you think that Paul has puffed - the only downside of Rotorua is the rotten egg smell from the sulphur springs which is quite horrid!!! If the Polynesian Pools are still there you must do that if only to relax your aching bones .... love to you both, Deb, Stubey and mittens xxx |
| 24th October 2007 Kellie | watch your speed near Dunedin - From: Road Trip Part II - Journey to Kaitaia Hiya, driving in the south island is quicker, but watch the wildlife, Richard almost hit a Kiwi, and got done for speeding outside Dunedin. You sound like you are having a fantastic time, makes me jealous though everytime I read your blog Kellie |