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Loved seeing your adventure. some of the venice pictures are familiar from when E was there. busy time here but good

beautiful pics
lot of nice pics and lots of bad spelling must be the wine lol enjoy love you babe

This is fantastic!
Sei molto elegante! Que bella!

Looks like you are having a brilliant time
Thanks for all the great pictures! I think your "m" is broken. Hahahahaha

Kimberly....you look like your having a fantastic time..! So glad that you finally made it to Europe..! Its always been my dream to go. So much history. I am so glad that your having fun! Can't wait to see some pics from Italy..!! Deb

Hey Kimberly, glad to hear that you finally got to London. I'm sure your going to have a fabulous time...! Can't wait to hear all the details..! Be safe and have fun..!! Tu amiga, Deb

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I love how you leave us in suspense.... I am dying to find out if you made it ok

WOW!
Kimberly- ENVY! Be Safe Be Good Enjoy We miss your cuisine...you're the best! See Ya Soon! Love Joe and Linda

As a Mexican myself, I recommend traveling to Oaxaca, Tlaxcala, or Yucatan to the Chitzen Itza, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Felicity- Costa Alegre Deals

Great Photos Great Tips
Your photos are great. They along with your titles give a wonderful impression of the area and the local population. I have been worrying about whether to take my family to the Guadalajara area in light of all the drug related crime. Years ago I traveled into Mexico on my own and never had any problems even though I am a woman. The Mexican people were always kind and generous. Puerto Vallerta around christmas was full of families and very festive, which is the environment I wanted. Your experience makes me think we could manage Guadalajara without any problems. I will still think about it but you remind me of how wonderful Mexico can be, thanks. PS: Expats. My father lives in Mexico as an ex-pat and says that most of them treat the Mexicans like dirt. I'm an ex-pat in Europe and the ex-pats where I live have a very strict hierarchy amongst themselves. If you don't show up with what they consider lots of money, a prestigous job, or a well connected family they will go out of their way to make you feel like 2nd class citizens. I complained about this to a Philippine and a Japanese friend and they thought their groups were much worse than the American ex-pats, because in their society it is already very stratified socially---so God forbid you should arrive in Europe as an aupair and hope to find any comraderie with the well-heeled Japanese or Phillipinno women. :--) Anyway.... thanks again for sharing.

Beautiful photos... it looks like you had an amazing time, despite snobbish expats. (Sorry you had to deal with that)

Wow, such an amazing picture it almost doesn't look real.

Hola
Kim: I love how the both of you can find your little passions while travelling. I am sure Rick is going nuts with all the food selections and buying dishes, how cool! Isn't it amazing how life can just be as simple as you let it be. It is great to see all of the pictures and hear your stories. Lisa