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| 14th December 2009 Billy | Nice to see you again - From: The vocabulary in non movement - London Dance It's a long time I have not gotten your blogs , you have written so much but I have not gotten,I do not know why. how's your british life? Is there cold now? regards. |
| 4th September 2009 TraceyDoxey | - From: Shan Tang Jie, Bride Street and bikin' films not quite, still a few weeks left. not sure of plans but I'm lookin' forward to seeing you too. Be careful in Norway.x |
| 4th September 2009 Mir | look forward to seeing you again - From: Shan Tang Jie, Bride Street and bikin' films I really look forward to seeing you again and hearing you laugh. xxxxxx mir ps printed this one for your mum and dad - perhaps last one? |
| 9th August 2009 LivingTheDream | Nice! - From: The colour of China - one year to the day Hey, a very nice entry for your first year on the road; I enjoyed reading it. I can relate to many of the things you mention. Keep going - I am! |
| 1st July 2009 TraceyDoxey | Oh God, - From: Burnt Norton I miss Arena |
| 30th June 2009 carolyn coleman | burnt norton - From: Burnt Norton i have just recently read this after watching an incredibly moving portrait of ts elliotts life on arena. you were the first person to intoduce me to it through jeannette winterson, it feels so long ago and i have only just really understood what its all about. you seem to be going through a reflective period right now but in a positive way. memories shape us for everything we have not yet faced. love carolyn |
| 18th April 2009 TraceyDoxey | parasite - From: Shanghai, The Old French Concession Area, Art and a parasite it's gone |
| 17th April 2009 nicola | - From: Shanghai, The Old French Concession Area, Art and a parasite cant you erase that parasites name off your travel blog tracey? x |
| 5th March 2009 Erica | Tongli - From: Tongli On a difficult day Tracey, you yet again raised my spirits and determination to get to China. Miss you lots. xx |
| 3rd March 2009 Billy | you were hard - From: Trans Manchurian Moscow to Beijing - Part one It's a hard thing to travel so many countries in the world. Even a lot of unexpectable things would happen anytime. |
| 3rd March 2009 Billy | incredible - From: Trans Manchurian Moscow to Beijing - Part two I think that the most meaning life to people ,It likes your incredible journeies, oho,not journey, It's life. a life route which makes you remember in the bottom heart forever. |
| 3rd March 2009 Billy | changes need time to come true. - From: Guangzhou - The more I see, the less I know " 'In China, no one queues, no one really helps anyone else, no one gives their seat up on crowded buses or metros for the elderly or pregnant ---------------------------------------------- ' In some places, it's true. In some places, it is not true. Usually in big cities, it seems better. I think, in generally, this is dependent on the education. However, it is impossible for China to give everyone high education now. Just step by step. Enjoy China! " That's what I want to say. |
| 3rd March 2009 Billy | buried my dream - From: A post card from tropical Sanya The sea, the beach, the sky, the people, they all look well, I ever thought that I would have a good trip for Sanya, but I dislike the rubbish everywhere, your article buried my dream. |
| 19th February 2009 Billy | Exciting travel - From: Da Xin Qiao Xiang - the lane we're living on Anyway, travel is always exciting. as you say, it makes your sights widely and farther. I admire your journey. |
| 19th February 2009 Billy | warm wishes about new year - From: January in Suzhou The banners which you mentioned that we called "couplet"(ùT). Ha. |
| 19th February 2009 Billy | Nice story - From: Suzhou Born and Bred A nice story about Suzhou Born and Bred,In fact, China has many complicated story with their life such as Cai Gen Lin who was written by you. your description is particular, deeply. great! |
| 19th February 2009 Billy | wonderful - From: the chinese dog your dogs are so pretty and cute, I like them. I think you have spent a wonderful traditional Lantern Festival in China. |
| 3rd February 2009 violet88 | hidden stories - From: Suzhou Born and Bred When I look at these pictures, I have a strange feeling that behind everything, there is an untold story. |
| 23rd January 2009 carolyn coleman | happy new year - From: January in Suzhou hello to you both and many thanks for our card, i love your new pup and its aways a joy to read your blogs when our internet works ,which is not often much love and a happy new year tom &carolyn |
| 29th December 2008 Jane | Merry Christmas! - From: Merry Christmas - Mr Beddoes meets East Hello you 3 - what a great video, much better than the actual queen's speech. Your parcel arrived this morning and then this, we just watched it and when you showed Mir's present J said "You didn't send anything". Oh dear. I feel very bad but If I start knitting now Yoyo might have a coat to match Hui Hui's by next Xmas. Lots of love xxxxx |
| 17th December 2008 TraceyDoxey | the dog cat - From: A dog is not for Christmas Yes, I didn't get the cat but there are loads of strays living in a box around here so I feed them instead. I think I might get a chicken from the chicken shop and keep it in the back yard - what do you think? |
| 16th December 2008 Debbie | even more culture - From: A dog is not for Christmas Well Tracey glad to here you got your own way with the Cat. Your not missing anything in Sheffield cold and misreable. |
| 13th December 2008 Grant | not for Xmas... - From: A dog is not for Christmas ... just for main course? Ohhh! Who said that?? Really... now that is ENOUGH... What job is it that you do Tracey? I am so green with envy of all that you are doing... you are both amazing!! Love to you all from a cold and miserable Sheffield x |
| 15th October 2008 narul | Bank of the Afterlife - From: 6 weddings and an Offering for the afterlife Regarding afterlife bank accounts, this may be of interest: http://www.bankoftheafterlife.com/ |
| 14th October 2008 MikeL | Facinating place - From: ChungKing Mansions Hi What another fascinating place, perhaps not the poshest of hotels. Glad you got the visas sorted. And Chris has at last got some stuff for his ear. No sympathy for the sunburn though - even though I've done the same on more than on occasion ;) Good luck on your next stage. MikeL |
| 12th October 2008 Erica | Hi - From: A post card from tropical Sanya Sounds amazing - sitting here in Esher watching rubbish on TV and LONGING to be there!!!! Love your stories ; living the dream vicariously....... Miss you Erica xxxxxxxxxxxx |
| 4th October 2008 Detailed observation. | - From: Guangzhou - The more I see, the less I know In China, no one queues, no one really helps anyone else, no one gives their seat up on crowded buses or metros for the elderly or pregnant ---------------------------------------------- In some places, it's true. In some places, it is not true. Usually in big cities, it seems better. I am in Dalian, I have ever helped others in bus and also seen a lot of people doing this. I do know how about Guangzhou. I think, in generally, this is dependent on the education. However, it is impossible for China to give everyone high education now. Just step by step. Enjoy China! |
| 20th September 2008 Nola | Xie Xie! - From: The beauty of a tiny pocket of China Xie xie so much for sharing your great adventure! The stories, pics and videos are viewed over and over! Best wishes, Nola |
| 13th September 2008 Ping | where are you now and what are you doing - From: Land of eight delicacies under pumpkin Hi! two, How are you? Where are you now? and what are you doing now? Please let me know if you don't mind. I do think about you. Hope you are both well. I start to teach on next Monday 15/9. Ping |
| 10th September 2008 TraceyDoxey | child in basket - From: 6 weddings and an Offering for the afterlife Hi Hilary, It's fine for you to use the image - it's a web file, I'll send you the proper Jpeg. The place is full of interesting back atire holding children. I'll send you more. bw td |
| 10th September 2008 Hilary | Now that's what I call a sling! - From: 6 weddings and an Offering for the afterlife Love the toddler on Grandma's back. Would you mind if I used that photo on a sling info sheet I do for the NCT? Would give you a credit of course! |
| 26th August 2008 Erica | - From: Land of eight delicacies under pumpkin Hi Tracey Oh God, I'm living every moment with you and wishing I was there so much!! Should have been travelling with Neil now, but money and court case messing up our plans! Your blogs, photos and videos are brightening up my dreary, grey days in Surrey tremendously. We're off to China and Russia next March if our plans are not scuppered again. Meanwhile I am imagining I am with you every step of the way. Your amazing and wonderful tales are keeping my dreams alive.......thinking of our trip Tracey and remembering some great, great moments. Can't wait for your next blog. Love you loads. Erica xxxxx |
| 25th August 2008 carolyn coleman | trip of a lifetime - From: Trans Manchurian Moscow to Beijing - Part three hi tracey & chris it has been an amazing experience just reading your blog ,never mind living it !!lots of love to you both, tom &carolyn coleman |
| 22nd August 2008 ping | chengdu - From: Land of eight delicacies under pumpkin it remind me when I visit Cheng du many years ago but I did not work out the Wen shu library,I will look at the Chengdu map. Chinese play (wanr) in People' s park, this kind of wanr which is quite commen in china, You will find more in other places in China. Very interesting! Ping |
| 22nd August 2008 ping | lovely - From: Trans Manchurian Moscow to Beijing - Part three It's very excited, I love the way you do. waiting for more. Ping |
| 22nd August 2008 ping | good luck - From: A week to go with kind of feeling to read your blog, let me know you more. I am sure you and Cris will have a good time in China. I am in Sheffield now. I will wait to read more stories. Good luck Ping |
| 19th August 2008 Grant | Grant and Granta - From: Land of eight delicacies under pumpkin Hi you two. Lovin the blog and pics and all. Am reading Granta magazine at the moment, and there's a brilliant story on walking around in central beijing. It made me think of you two and that you really should read it when you get back. I will save it for you... Keep the blogs coming... love from us all, grant x |
| 19th August 2008 MirJ | your mum and dad - From: Land of eight delicacies under pumpkin Hi Tracey and Chris Just to let you know that I'm really enjoying the blog and that today, which was rather hectic, it actually made me stop and smile and breathe properly. I'm printing and posting them to your mum and dad Tracey - so they can keep up to date with your wanderings. I'm covered in midgy bites from a long walk last Sunday through the purple hills of Upper Derwent Valley and look like a plague victim but other than that, all is honkey dorey down here. Enjoy Lijiang. Can't wait for the next instalment. love you xxx Mir |
| 16th August 2008 MikeL | Thanks - From: Trans Manchurian Moscow to Beijing - Part three Thanks I await the next instalment |
| 16th August 2008 MikeL | Fascination - From: Trans Manchurian Moscow to Beijing - Part two Thanks for pointing me at this fascinating glimpse into your life and allowing others to share in this incredible journey into your new life. I'm surprised the handle lasted to day three Moscow, it was struggling in Sheffield. Love the photo of the attendant. Hope I get a chance to see you both again soon MikeL |
| 29th July 2008 Helen Kinder | Long Time No see and now it will be a bit longer!!! - From: A week to go Hey You Great to see you off on your travels what a great adventure that lies ahead! Still havent seen the Tibet pics yet!!!! Wishing you all the luck and may your journey be filled with so many more beautiful people, sites and friends. Hope to see you at Nicolas when you come over before you fly away, i want a big hug :) XXX Helen |
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