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| 13th May 2009 Adam | - From: Damn those Iberian airways! I'm just about to fly with Iberian tomorrow, going from London to Madrid, then Madrid to Quito. This article has made me slightly worried. I'm going to try to get a guitar on board as my hand luggage. Although it's small, I think it's 5 cm over the height limit. Hopefully they won't try to charge me the £35 fee. It would be a disappointing way to start. |
| 14th March 2009 M Bennett | Crap service from iberian airways - From: Damn those Iberian airways! Flight cancellation 9th of January 2009, Snow at Madrid we know Iberian airways are not to blame for the weather however they are legally responsible for the passengers, I was told at 5-15pm that the desk would close there was still hundreds of people in a cue we had been stood in for 3-30minutes, we were given no information and no assistance which they are entitled to by law, now the thieving scum bags are refusing to give back the money for the flight, saying we should have gone to the desk which we were told by a badge wearing iberian staff member was closing, the worst airlines I have the displeasure to fly with |
| 26th December 2008 jamieborley | 'Anonymous'? Obviously. - From: Damn those Iberian airways! Mr anonymous, have ever you flown with Iberia? They´re known on a world scale for their bad attitude, incredible incompetence and poor, poor customer relations and service... And did I go all the way to Antigua to watch a 'soccer' match? You are joking, aren't you? Read the rest of the blogs ... fails me too. I try to look at these places and experiences objectively - I don't trick myself and my consciouness into believing it's all great and 'awsome' and the culture, music, food and people are all fantastic just because I've paid a hefty sum of money to be there. That would be completely irrational. If things are not what you expect, why not say so? |
| 26th December 2008 jamieborley | Yes, it's bad... - From: Nobody loves you when you're an English teacher. Yes, Kari, it is really bad... Okay, I was referring specifically to the Transantiago and maybe exaggerating a little but just ask Chilenos here about the Transantiago - it's a horrble, horrible way to travel... they have been let down badly by the Gov and the older system was infinitely better.. (routes, efficiency, cost, comfort - albeit with smog-spewing buses) and the knock on effect has been that now the Metro is saturated at most hours. People squeezing in like sardines... Nowhere in the article did I say that I don't like Chile, but I will say that Santiago is a very unpleasant place to live - quality of life is inexistent. Its problems are deep and long... People don't jokingly call it Santiasco for nothing. Jamie |
| 10th November 2008 anonymous | - From: Damn those Iberian airways! Stop complaining. It's an accident for heavens sake. And why would you go all the way to Antigua to watch a bloody soccer match - fails me! |
| 10th November 2008 kari | worst public transportation!? - From: Nobody loves you when you're an English teacher. I am quite surprized to see you say Santiago has the worst public transportaion system... I found the Metro effecient and clean and the bus system, while crazy and crowed while I was living there, was quite thorough as far as route. Perhaps I am comparing this to a city completely lacking in public transportation, but I do not know how you can say it is the worst. Very sorry you have not enjoyed your time in CHile. I fell in love with it and am in fact returning this Christmas to show my boyfriend around. Take care |
| 21st August 2008 leon | Arm ball? - From: 'Jamie British Citizen, please!' Is that your trademark arm ball son? When you go out to bat next use our old line - 'chuck the keetle on, be back now'. Top blog boyo!!! |
| 24th March 2008 Fabián Fucci | - From: Cymru am byth... Wales beyond Wales. I loved the pictures! I was there, too! |
| 21st February 2008 Helan | Felicidades - From: Nobody loves you when you're an English teacher. Hola Jamie, estuve mirando tu blog ahora porque quiero irme a Colombia en junio. Yo estuve en Las saltos de Petrohue tambien, y en las islas de Chiloe, y por alla- tengo muy buenas recuerdos. Y es verdad que llueve como que si fuera Irlanda o Galles! Nice one on getting engaged- that's not a very long engagement is it? Hope you don't spend the rest of your life in Santiago though- I was there too and ended up in Valparaiso around New Year too! The noise and smog got to me in Santiago... Any recommendations for me in Colombia (before I trawl through all your blogs trying to find Colombia)? Que tengas buenas classes de ingles, Helen |
| 15th February 2008 mike fisher | - From: Nobody loves you when you're an English teacher. lo mate ,nice to hear from you( been a long time )i"ve just read you"re getting married nice one ( can"t believe quiet jamie from the gear lab is getting hitched) all the best to you both. give me a ring when you get back to wales we can go out for a pint. mike |
| 15th February 2008 David Kempisty | Well Done! - From: Nobody loves you when you're an English teacher. As always, a well written piece. With your appreciation for the beers, perhaps a home-brewing operation should be considered? I have been brewing for some time now and aside from some residual kidney issues because of an early bout wtih E-Coli O157:H7, things are great. My Hefeweizen is fantastic. Congrats on the engagement thing. I appreciate your take on the experiences with all the preparations; I know first hand as I am all engaged to tie the knot. I will be getting married on 25 May in Edinburgh, Scotland. Whisky tasting two days prior - marathon participation the morning of and wedding reception that evening --- perfect! Hope all continues well - Your Guatemalean roommate. Dave. |
| 13th February 2008 jamtes st. james | inglich an espanish - From: Nobody loves you when you're an English teacher. i've really enjoyed your journals, especially the ones from your return to chile (i read your original jounal entereries on chile long ago). i'm a chilean who's grown up in the US and may at some point return to chile with my gringa woman so it's been very eye opening to read your attempts at landing a job (my woman is the career-person in our relationship). i'm an interpreter (span-eng) so i reckon i'd be looking for work in a similar field if and when i ever live in santiago again (my family left before i turned 2, i'm 32 now). there's another young man from new zealand whose blog i read this week who's almost in the same boat as you. anyway, keep your chin up. congratulations on your engagement and upcoming wedding. you're "part of the chilean family" now ;) . i look forward to reading more updates on your life in the future. like the chilean government propaganda says, "piensa positivo" (thumbs up). cheers! |
| 13th October 2007 sitracjamesjac | jamie - From: 'Jamie British Citizen, please!' good on ya kid! love the "statue bowl" great blog, keep em going! love simon, tracy, james, and jac! |
| 13th October 2007 Marisa | Jajajaja.... - From: 'Jamie British Citizen, please!' Great entry Jamie. Made me smile, will have to get mam and dad over here to show them. The videos are cool too, Jess is a great dancer! The boys enjoyed watching it, but asked who the lady was! (President). All our love to you and Jessica, we miss you so much, but glad that you are living your dream xx Speak soon xx Love you x |
| 10th September 2007 steve newman pat | great jamie - From: Stop me if you've heard this one before. another well written blog there fella,and it sounds like you are having a great time.your girl looks great and i wish you both all the very best for the future. showed one of the fellas in belfast they loved it. speak again as im on a 10 min break |
| 6th September 2007 jamieborley | Cheers! - From: Stop me if you've heard this one before. Thanks for the messages everyone... I am here now (in Chile) and it´s going great. The apartment´s lovely, Jess´family are great, and the food is estupendous, I could´ve come for that alone! Good luck Steve and Jo with your second child, I wish you all the best. I have never actually been to France as yet, i just met up with Jessica in Spain and Italy last year. But I did eat frogs´legs once in a restaurant in Chesterfield. That´s as close as I came. Abrazos de Santiago de Chile... Jamie |
| 4th September 2007 lucy | goodluck - From: Stop me if you've heard this one before. bon voyage my friend, best of luck for you both! see you soon hopefully, maybe I can smuggle some mayo for Jess! x |
| 3rd September 2007 Steve Sanders | Well good luck to you! - From: Stop me if you've heard this one before. Well done Jamie, go after your dreams because they won't come after you!!! Sorry we didn't get to meet up when you came to France, we're still here and expecting our second child around the new year. Stay in touch with news from Chile, and the very best of luck to you over there. Steve & Jo Sanders, France. |
| 2nd September 2007 anonymous | - From: Stop me if you've heard this one before. All the best on your next chapter in life. Deano. (Winchwen 2nd skipper!) |
| 9th June 2006 okibaby | come to my party - From: Travelling Blues: Homeward Jack. Hi, Gonzales... On 11th of June 2006 I am having a party in my house. I will be 40. Almost all gearlab will be here. If you are here come along. |
| 29th April 2006 jamieborley | Jesus, Pazzy, that's gutter talk... - From: Travelling Blues: Homeward Jack. Thanks for the message fella, it won't be long now before I am home and back on the mean and not-so-clean streets of the Eastside, rocking in the free world once more. Keep the faith... jamie |
| 27th April 2006 Pazzy | alright or what - From: Travelling Blues: Homeward Jack. Whats happening son. Hows your tights? Got to pull my pants down to you mate, sounds and looks like you've had and are still having the time of your life. A bit like patrick swayze in dirty dancing! When do you come home, cause im right up for an evening with Jamie Borley, at 53 Ysgol Street (Leons new den). Well enjoy the rest of your world tour, bust loads of birds and i shall see you when i see you. Adios. |
| 19th April 2006 Leon | Big Up!!!! - From: The work? It can wait... Got to say bro proud as reading your blog, havent looked for a while but have to tilt my hat and bow my head! You have recorded your thoughts and happenings in an eloquent and comical manner, that deserves all the admiration it will undoubtably bring. really looking forward to the unoffical added extras which you will divulge on return to this narrow minded and annoying land we call home. Still there are many people here who cant wait to see you, and dont forget a certain socailist football team itching for their prodigal future player to finally pull on their jersey! Amke sure the emails keep coming and carry on inspiring......Keep it Reel cous.... |
| 10th April 2006 jamieborley | Hello, how's Jackland? - From: The work? It can wait... Cheers for the message Sam... Actually when I was in Wellington just two days ago I was watching a game of rugby and football at the same time on two adjoining pitches. To be fair they both caught my equal attention... Football for how bad and comical the kiwis are at playing it and the rugby for how big, quick and strong they are! And how hard they hit each other in the tackle..! Ooofff, glad I am a footballer and all occasional all-rounder on the cricket pitch. Bollocks to that! It's very beautiful so far down here, I am now in the south island in Kaikoura, like a mixture of the greeness of Wales, the english lake district, the shorelines of Ireland and tinges of my spiritual homeland - Colombia. I love it. Speak soon Jamie 'Cienfuegos' Borley... |
| 8th April 2006 Sam | Lucky Lucky git - From: The work? It can wait... Hiya Jamie Looks fantastic ! Im soooooooooo jealous of your trip to NZ i cant even begin to put it into words ! Being the rugby nut that i am then NZ is my spiritual home ! I know that the game involving 22 idiots and a pigs bladder is more your style but please promise me while your out there you will try and catch some of the heaven that is called rugby and is played with an oval ball ! Enjoy yourself chick and keep up the travelling. Im loving the blogs and your style of writing. You were wasted working in Fords ! Love Sam xx PS if you get the chance look at the NZ phone book and see if you can spot anyone with 'AB' next to thier name. Means they were once an all black and have been capped ! (Fact of the day) |
| 3rd April 2006 anonymous | - From: ´´A pretty shitty city´´ well done the boys of swansea yesterday all the jacks were behind you hope you get promotion now, well done with the cup what a day swansea city made it yesterday up in cardiff at the millenium stadium well done lads keep it up ! |
| 26th March 2006 Jo Sanders | Your logs and you... - From: Leaving Latin America... Jamie you are a great writer and you really should seriously consider journalism or something like that when you return - try contacting Rough Guides or someone. You sound like you've had a life changing and challenging experience, don't let it completely shade the UK - every country has good and bad points. We've been in France now for over 3 years and we look at the UK through different eyes, and although I wouldn't necessarily want to live there again I can at least now see it through 'transparent glasses!' - it's certainly not rose tinted! Drop us a little email sometime and we'll fill you in on old-boy Steve and 6mth old Elise. Take care, good luck, Jox |
| 26th March 2006 angela | good luck - From: Leaving Latin America... hi jamie best of luck on the rest of your travel, and Have A HAPPY BIRTHDAY ang |
| 25th March 2006 SITRACJAMES | - From: Leaving Latin America... TOTALLY AGREE BRO! ESPECIALLY, WHY GO.................... GOOD ON YA KID! |
| 13th March 2006 Su | - From: Simply Colombia. That poster says: "If you're against Chávez, you're against the people" |
| 28th February 2006 jamieborley | Hello Jason, - From: Cymru am byth... Wales beyond Wales. Cheers for the message fella, I got your email a few months back when I was in Ecuador. I sent you a few back but I don`t think they were getting to you?? Anyway, cheers again & I am glad you are enjoying the blogs!! All the best,Jamie |
| 26th February 2006 jay windle | hi - From: Cymru am byth... Wales beyond Wales. hello mate, see you enjoying yourself still. I can see you starting to miss home now. good luck down there mate, keep writing your journal its a really good read |
| 10th February 2006 sitracjames | - From: Cymru am byth... Wales beyond Wales. 'n glws hun brawd! good to see you've not forgot your welsh connections! dagnefedd a cara! |
| 10th February 2006 mike fisher | - From: Cymru am byth... Wales beyond Wales. lo mate, what a time you seem to be having just like me (i don"t think so )i"m in bridgend fords (prison camp)you made the perfect decision ,going around and the world following you dream , keep it going mate ,wales done shit against the english and the swans are slipping up a bit, but not bad for thier first season in div 1, keep me up to date mate all the best, mike |
| 1st February 2006 jamieborley | Listen TJ Hooker, you don´t know the stress of it! - From: Listen señora, I am not really the Prince Of Wales. I have always been a miserable git, ever since I was a little boy, just ask my mother. But you know what´s it´s like ´familiarity breeds contempt´... I just can´t shake off my British cynicism sometimes. That´s why you see very few Welsh backpackers - because we don´t take ourselves so seriously with these multi-fuctional 53 pockets, 49 zips, sand coloured cargo trousers and multi-functional fleeces (all designed to make the local poor people feel even poorer). You´d be scrapping out here every 5 minutes, trust me. And although I´m down here it´s like John Hartson once said...''for me, Swansea is the top´´. Have faith, Jamie |
| 31st January 2006 TJ | Miserable Git... - From: Listen señora, I am not really the Prince Of Wales. Jamie, when the next hostel pisses you off or the next 21 year old in trousers with zips all over them says 'let's paty man' try to think of Swansea and remember that it could be worse, you could be back home! |
| 17th January 2006 jamieborley | Near-drowning experiences of a wimp! - From: Transvestite cibercafes? Would you believe it? I can tell you, it wasn`t bloody fun at the time that`s for sure! Maybe I should stick to singleton park. |
| 16th January 2006 ang and bev | raft - From: Transvestite cibercafes? Would you believe it? sounds like to us you had more fun than the boats in singlton park, or there again may be you should stick to the ones in the park lol |
| 28th December 2005 jamieborley | Hola Roberto ´´pocket rocket´´ Hopkins - From: Resting bones and skimming stones. Gracias por tu mensaje, que amable, Y feliz navidad y nuevo año a ti y tu familia tambien! Nos vemos el año que viene.... Chao chao Jaime Carlos Borley, leg-spinner extraodinaire! |
| 28th December 2005 Rob Hopkins | Seasons Greetings. - From: Resting bones and skimming stones. Feliz Navidad Jamie y Prospero Ano Nuevo. Hasta Pronto Rob Hopkins |
| 24th December 2005 Jamie Bee! | Thanks lads.. - From: Resting bones and skimming stones. Cheers for the messages...And merry xmas and a happy new year to you all! I am not going to say ´have a good time but don´t get too drunk´, Bollocks to that... Just get pissed and deal with it afterwards! |
| 24th December 2005 Deano | - From: Resting bones and skimming stones. merry christmas and happy new year from the boys of the mighty wen and bar reef!! |
| 24th December 2005 Chris Mastidings | Mistletoe and wine - From: Resting bones and skimming stones. Sounds like you are still enjoying yourself Jamie,have a nice Christmas and dont eat too much Turkey and all the trimmings ! |
| 24th November 2005 jamieborley | Shaddappaa yer face! - From: The awkward, shy child. alright Tony J? about time too you old schlepper! Well, enjoy... and let me know what you think when you have read them all! |
| 23rd November 2005 Tony Jones | Hola Amigo - From: The awkward, shy child. I finally went and got the internet in the house!! I've just started to read your travel log and it's got me hooked mate! |
| 17th November 2005 jamieborley | Hypoids and Helicals? What!!??! - From: The awkward, shy child. Thank you Pat (or is it Steve?)for the kind comments... Thank the lord I have a knack at something because gears weren't my niche in life! By the way, I'm now in Brazil and a little German bird tells me there is some excellent sandboarding in the south of this country... So when in Rome... |
| 17th November 2005 pat | damn good write up - From: The awkward, shy child. jamie,i found your journal on paraguay both factual and exciting to read,you seem to have a knack at this writing lark. ex. |
| 15th November 2005 jamieborley | Plantation House. - From: These could be the best days of our lives... Yeah, it sure is a great little place, very relaxing and friendly... and Tim is a helpful guy and does everything he can to help you settle in. And he chose the best country! |
| 15th November 2005 Jon Harbour | - From: These could be the best days of our lives... Nice to hear about my brother's place in Salento. Tim's put in a lot of hard work and it's just great to see it being recognised. |
| 12th November 2005 jamieborley | Anal farmer. - From: Nobody said it was easy (but then came Peru). hahaha.... Nice one Frano, I am afraid I can't name & shame this person for libel reasons (You know what he's like)(well... everyone knows what he's like). He knows who he is, god bless him and if he´s happy and the rodents are happy with their sex-slave existence - live and let live I say. Considering he made my life a misery at the Gear Laboratory I really should name & shame, but I'd lose all my redundancy pay in lawyer´s fees fighting the case! So bollocks to it! |
| 11th November 2005 Frano | Animal Farm - From: Nobody said it was easy (but then came Peru). Your journals are a breath of fresh air for us lot back in rain sodden Wales, but I must know who is this rodent shagger you once worked with? (Name and Shame), would it be the same fella who some how managed to get his manhood caught in a beak of a goose? Be Lucky, Frano. |
| 20th October 2005 jamieborley | Well said old chap! - From: The Crashing Bore That Is Ecuador! Cheers dear Nicholas, very true and a great way of putting it.. Why lie? Neath and Cardiff ARE hellholes! (only joking for those of you who live in these wonderful places)... Enjoy the land of smiles fella! |
| 18th October 2005 sticky | - From: The Crashing Bore That Is Ecuador! dont worry mate when ever people travel the suffer from" the WHY DONT YOU syndrome" for those of you who dont rember the legendary childrens program on saturady mornings what ever they cooked they all agreed it was the nicest thing theyve ever eaten all liars no doubt any way im in the land of smaile catch you soon |
| 11th October 2005 jamieborley | Thanks... - From: These could be the best days of our lives... Thanks for the message. It truly is a country with open arms and genuine, sincere and warm people. For me the positives of the country far outweigh the negatives and I shall return one day in the future without doubt. Thanks again. |
| 4th October 2005 Franco | Enjoyed the journal - From: These could be the best days of our lives... I live in the US but I was born and lived in Colombia...first time I read a journal about a foreigner's account of the way they experienced a visit to my homeland... It is a beautiful country with many great qualities struggling with so many horrific problems... The one thing I trully miss about Colombia is how open and welcoming Colombian's are with each other.. I from Medellin an I know for a fact that they have to be the nicest people I have ever met... I lived in Italy three years and traveled a lot when I worked with an American Airline ...I yet need to meet a region with such open arms ... Good luck in your future travels... Franco |
| 12th September 2005 jamieborley | My system? - From: The warmth, the cold & a cocked-gun. Nice one Dave! You`ll be pleased to know I have been in fine condition since those horrendous early days in Guatemala, whatever that thieving doctor gave me.. It did the trick! I have been like a well-oiled machine ever since (without much maintenance)! Off to Mongolia ehh? You get about also... see, it ain't so bad being a student. That`s what I am gonna do when I get back. All the best Jamie. |
| 12th September 2005 jamieborley | Hobbsy! My old drinking buddy! - From: The warmth, the cold & a cocked-gun. Yeah I´m following the Jacks very closely, I even get a video of all the goals sent to me by email-- which is an absolute godsend when I am this far from home! Keeps me sane in this crazy country! Hope you are well & still drinking heavily. Jamie |
| 12th September 2005 claire hobbs | swans - From: The warmth, the cold & a cocked-gun. You be pleased to know Jamie swans won 7-1 last sat . faboulous atmosphere and hopfully top of the league depending on MC Don match glad trip going well . catch you later |
| 12th September 2005 Dave Kempisty from Guatemala | Another great entry. - From: The warmth, the cold & a cocked-gun. I like your entries _ keep them coming. Now a question I ask often to my mates ... How are your bowels?! As for myself, I am off to Mongolia later this week. Only a two week excursion but us students have limited travel opportunities. Via con Dios Dave. |
| 4th September 2005 darren | football - From: Simply Colombia. just to let u know borley we won today 5-3!big shifty got 3 craig nick 1 and lee trundle 1 (darren jones) and big john was awsum again for us today! captian marvell! |
| 24th August 2005 jamieborley | Coca Cola Indeed... - From: Simply Colombia. Cheers Dave, down here is bonkers - it´s a far cry from the highlands of Guatemala I can tell you! The Da Vinci Code really is a page-turner... but maybe that`s becuase I have the mind of a ten year old. And in response to your question... there is no response! Cya later. J |
| 23rd August 2005 Dave Kempisty | Real Coca Cola! - From: Simply Colombia. I enjoy your commentary _ especially about the Dan Brown's book. I wonder what his take and the 8 million malakas that purchased it would say to your comments. I know how you Welsh have weak stomachs - Did you sample, for medicinal purposes I know _ not that you would mention in this forum. Miss Romelia? Be good and stay safe. Kempisty. |
| 9th August 2005 jamieborley | I bloody hope so! - From: ´´A pretty shitty city´´ Cheers big Da, ya know I am gutted to be missing all the football action, new season, new players, new ground etc... real gutted. But I watched the highlights of the first home again over here on the web, real proud of the boys, even though 10 of them are foreigners! Martinez is OK though cos he speaks Spanish. Keep it real. |
| 9th August 2005 darren | swansea city - From: ´´A pretty shitty city´´ 2 out of 2 borley mate jacks are going up! |
| 3rd August 2005 jamieborley | Ouch. - From: ´´A pretty shitty city´´ Yeah, the air-conditioning unit is still there - with a piece of my head left on it. Part of me will stay forever in Venezuela. And I also gotta keep off the beers or I will be catching up! |
| 2nd August 2005 SITRACJAMES | PICTURES - From: ´´A pretty shitty city´´ LIKE THE PICTURES JAME! YOU CATCHING UP WITH BIG BRO! JUST ONE QUESTION-HOWS THE AIR CONDITIONING UNIT? |
| 18th July 2005 Claire | - From: South America Calling. Hiya sounds like your having a great trip! looked up the website for pee-zees out of curiosity.Thought it was great ,you can get a colour of your choice . Hope you continue to enjoy. |
| 16th July 2005 jamieborley | Don't know when, don't know where... - From: South America Calling. Cheers Frank, I'll keep an eye out for the announcement on BBC.co.uk!! Tell Leon if he wants to eventually play in midfield with me - he's gonna have to lose some more weight for it to work. I think it's going to be quite some time yet before I get back, I've only now reached South America and have lots more do before even getting to NZ & OZ... Hasta La Victoria Siempre! (Ever onward to victory) Jamie |
| 16th July 2005 Frankie B | When are you back? - From: South America Calling. Yes Jamie - trip sounds good. Our new team 'Seren Coch' ('Red Star') has been accepted into the Swnasea Senior League. We will announce your sqaud number to the international press! |
| 1st July 2005 ang | earth quake - From: ´´Ooops, it´s an earthquake!´´ talk about not leting the earth move under your feet, you sure had a quake there, best of luck on the rest of your travel jamie. ang & co; |
| 18th June 2005 jamieborley | I Luvs Winch Wen, I really Does. - From: Stomach bugs, thieving doctors & a didgeridoo!. Cheers , thanks for the offer. But I will give it a miss all the same and take my chances out here! The bogs out here are generally awful, but still 5star compared to Winch Wen Pavilions toilet!! Hasta Luego Jamie |
| 16th June 2005 twm sion cati | - From: Stomach bugs, thieving doctors & a didgeridoo!. Well jamie sounds like you are missing us,when you return home you can stay here in Heol Las Park, you can sleep in the pavilion and eat last weeks cheese and pickle sandwiches and use our luxury loo for the measley sum of 25p. |
| 16th June 2005 sitracjames | hasta la vista! - From: Stomach bugs, thieving doctors & a didgeridoo!. alright jame! glad to see its all going without a hitch! seriously we are sure it will all turn out fine! all missin ya sitracjames |
| 14th June 2005 anonymous | teacher - From: It never rains but it pours... bag yourself a south american girl J!only the best for you, at least she wont have a nasty twang when she speaks!!!!!!!rememeber what we talked about before you left about your lovelife. Live the dream!!!!!!!!! - leon |
| 10th June 2005 anonymous | best of luck!!! - From: Waiting to leave Wales all the best on all your adventures, have fun while we work 24/7, best of luck, enjoy, love ang and family.xxx - lorey's &co: |
| 22nd May 2005 anonymous | Bon Voyage x x x - From: Waiting to leave Wales Best of luck to you Jamie ! You are about to embark on what most of us only ever get to dream about . You lucky, lucky sod . Live the dream babe , Tracy B X X - Tracy B . |
