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| 16th April 2006 Nige | - From: On A Seafood Diet Repeated use of the word 'Accordingly' B Minus |
| 16th April 2006 Jodie Cooper | COOOP! - From: The Grapes Of Wrath Well there's a surprise! Bet you knew I'd leave a comment about the Coopers winery. Good to see my family name is being used for wonderful things like fuelling the alcohol induced society. Is it available for order??? |
| 15th April 2006 Duncan | Not eaten yet? - From: Back To Sydney Hey Alex, Glad to see that you haven't been accidently identified as food by a shark yet. We stayed in Kings Cross, and walked by that fountain you have a picture of every day! Its a very dodgy area. Hope your still enjoying your time out there, To the Mengers! Duncan (and Lucy xx) |
| 9th April 2006 Annie | - From: In The City Is Brisbane's CBD another of your lego attempts? |
| 9th April 2006 Annie | - From: Flipper Stunning sunset Alex. Who did you lend your camera to? |
| 7th April 2006 Mum and Dad | From the slopes of Val Meinier - From: The Great Beach In The Sky Only 2 days of our holiday left and we have had a great time. Whole group is in one peice and Steve has impressed us with his ability to whooosh with the best of them. he can even keep up with Isobel and Les. Pauline's a bit of a demon and can take anyone out at about 50km/hour. Harry and Carl are briliiant on their boards/ Keep blogging we love the journals. Love u lots |
| 5th April 2006 klaus | i love travel - From: The Great Beach In The Sky i went to tilbury fort once!!!!!! |
| 5th April 2006 Andrew | Ski France - From: Noosa We are having a great time skiing. There's been snow and we are really learning a lot. Can't ski today as the snow is too heavy but will use our NEW boots tomorrow. Can't keep up with your travel but we'll try. Looking forward to the next journal.Luv from Mum, Dad and all of us in Valmienier. |
| 3rd April 2006 Suze | Noosa - From: The Great Beach In The Sky looks wonderful. Noosa's ok, but expensive. next stop brisbane? stay in Bunk - expensive, but has much needed air con |
| 3rd April 2006 Shawna | - From: Welcome To The Jungle Nice feeties! |
| 29th March 2006 suze | lakes - From: A Place In The Sun it's not that much closer!!! - who'd you go with to Fraser? hope you had fun, i guess it's a little too late to tell you to go to Lake Wabby and Lake Birabeen......?!? Be dingo safe ;) xxx |
| 27th March 2006 Jodie | Urgh! - From: Arachnophobia Urgh that Huntsman spider is rank! My housemate said they found one in their tent when they were in Oz and it hissed at them. Did that one hiss at you? |
| 26th March 2006 Duncan Handley | Shame about the Storm.. - From: Rum and Golden Syrup Hey Alex. I too want to hear about the wrestling!!!! Hope all is well, real shame about the Whitsundays, its really good. But sure you will make it up somewhere! take care mate. Duncan |
| 26th March 2006 Sylvia | rude words - From: Rum and Golden Syrup No rude words thank you very much remember your family is reading the blogs. Graphical descriptions are fine, the nannys like descriptions. |
| 24th March 2006 Ruthie | Beware the guides. - From: The River Wild Lol I've white water rafted in Tully. There was an Italian-Australian guide with a liking for Catholic school girls. The sense of humour obviously hasn't change. In other news I've spent all of four hours out of my pyjamas today and Liam is going to Azerbaijan. |
| 21st March 2006 Suze | Pot Noodle - From: Finding Neverland alex, im not sure whether you've grasped the concept of backpacking, what with eating out all the time. Where is the bitching about crap kitchens/ only being able to afford a pot noodle/ etc. Sort it out! ;) shame about whitsundays - they are stunning, but not something to do with a clyclone brewing above. Have fun in the land down under. learn surfing in Byron!! Keep on having fun, despite the unbelievable arrogance of the ozzies. xx |
| 20th March 2006 Annie | - From: Old Larrys Game It all sounds like a bundle of fun Alex! Didn't I warn you about the Aussies? I never met a single one that wasn't racist - except the Curti ofcourse. Larry must have been a bit hairy. It's even made the news over here so I hope you've kept yourself tucked away safe. Now must be the time to learn surf-boarding, there should be a few waves to be had! |
| 19th March 2006 Mum Brown | Breath, breath in the Ayr - From: The Town That Australia Forgot (Breathe, Breathe in the Ayr) Alex Why! why! Have you gone to Ayr? It sounds quieter than Fobbing. Bye the way are you on a death wish. It might be very uncomfortarble travelling now you have a sore botty. Keep wriggling love mum |
| 15th March 2006 Mum Brown | grannys view - From: A Sharks Tale Lots of love from Nanny Liesel hoping you keep safe and happy. Enjoying plotting your trip on the Blog (mind you she hasnt read a sharks Tale yet) |
| 15th March 2006 Mum Brown | toes - From: A Sharks Tale Look whats the point in wriggling your toes if the sharks have eaten them. Rember the little boy that gave his parents a shark survival book every time they wanted to swim of Florida at night. Take care love mum |
| 15th March 2006 Ruth | Misbehaviour - From: A Place in the Sun I would have bet all I owned on you not behaving yourself on the woolshed? Were all the girls too young? Was the yelm not free flowing?! Glad you're having fun miss you beautiful!! xxx |
| 15th March 2006 Andrew | Sharks - From: A Sharks Tale I remember when we dived in Florida we were told not to piddle in the water as it attracts the beasts. Make sure you piddle BEFORE you get in. OH and wiggle your toes as it helps prevent DVT. |
| 13th March 2006 Duncan & Lucy | Oz - From: Hello Australia Hey Alex! Only just to reading you blog, (Happy Belated birthday by the way!). Very Jealous of Japan, esp the food, I am definitely going there now! Can't believe how many journal entries you have done, I can assure you that in a month or two you wont be doing so many!. Really glad you are having a good time, am v envious. take care, Duncan and Lucy |
| 11th March 2006 Suze | Spelling? - From: Hello Australia hey alex, have a great time in OZ, why do you spell Sydney Sidney? Did i miss something in my 4 weeks there?!?!? Take care and drink goons!!! xxx |
| 9th March 2006 Andrew | In Germany - From: Hello Australia Best wishes from Felix, Klaus and Fine |
| 9th March 2006 Annie | Food - From: Hello Australia At last. A place where I know something about the local cuisine. Just thow another shrimp on the barbie and have a great time! |
| 7th March 2006 Aunty Debs | Enjoy! - From: The Bright Lights And The Red Lights Hi Alex, I have really enjoyed reading your journal. I think Jack fancies Shinjuku now! wonder why? have a great time and keep the stories coming. Love Debs x |
| 7th March 2006 Mum Brown | next bit - From: The Bright Lights And The Red Lights Dear Alex have a great flight to Aussie. I hope you havent eaten to much in Japan and will still fit in your seat. Remember wiggle your toes. Love mum. |
| 5th March 2006 Suz | Birthday greetings and udon noodles - From: Jazz Club. Nice hey alex, just a quick comment to wish you a very happy birthday. i hope that the sake was suitable. Glad to hear you are loving Japan, it was definately been one of the highlights on our trip. And on the food subject: my all time fav japanese food is udon soup noodles with tempura shrimp. We've been looking out for it ever since. Take care, have fun and keep safe xxxxx |
| 5th March 2006 anonymous | - From: Sushi and Flamenco it's Tsukiji |
| 5th March 2006 Lisa | Temples - From: Russian Roulette at the Dinner Table I get the distinct Impression that you're all templed out!? Can't understand why!? Hehe! Try visiting a few more bars inbetween, I find that helps with most things!! Take Care Be safe and Happy Birthday! x |
| 3rd March 2006 Mum Brown | Happy birthday - From: Cooking Courses and Capsule Hotels Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Alex, happy birthday to you. Lots of love Mum and Dad. PS we're just going out to a nice restaurant to celebrate but its not your birthday here yet |
| 3rd March 2006 Mum | Birthday boy - From: Cooking Courses and Capsule Hotels Are you doing anything special for your birthday tomorrow? I know you treated yourself to the cookery course but that was yesterday. We may have to open a bottle of Sake up at the village hall in Horndon to celebrate without you. Legacy are playing there. Lots of love...mumsy |
| 3rd March 2006 Andrew | Capsule hotel - From: Cooking Courses and Capsule Hotels By the looks of it we could get about a dozen of those capsule things in your bedroom at home. We could then take on lots of lodgers. Mum said don't forget to wiggle your toes as you could get DVT in one of thoes coffins |
| 2nd March 2006 Bob | Have a great trip - From: Rain And Octopus Donuts And Rain Alex, went walking with your Dad today, he told me you had started your journey. I can relate to the aircraft leg room problem, but not the sushi, raw fish is for otters in my opinion. Good luck and have a great time. Bob & karen |
| 2nd March 2006 lorna | what colour is envy - From: Boxed Lunch and Bullet Trains HI Alex Its taken me some time ti get ny head around blogging. If you don't get this then I have prseed something else incorrectly. Sounds like fun being had. What a great experience. James was in Korea last week and is in China this. Back home on Monday 6th march. I like my children on english terra ferma (the more firmer the less terror) Ha ha. Keep well. Love from Lorna |
| 28th February 2006 Andrew | Going alone - From: Geisha and Golden Temples So how do you think mum will take it when tell her that you said I had to go alone on our planned tour ? Careful about accepting gifts from small Japanese you know what they say about no such thing as a frtee meal. |
| 27th February 2006 Mum Brown | Miss your cooking - From: Shrines, Temples and Sukiyaki really enjoying your travelblog. But we always get hungry reading it, I think Dad wishes you were home cooking your great meals becuse I have reverted to salads. Keep writing love mum |
| 27th February 2006 Andrew | Food glorious food - From: Shrines, Temples and Sukiyaki Why do I feel hungry every time I read your journal ? |
| 27th February 2006 Annie | - From: Shrines, Temples and Sukiyaki You're making my mouth water. I have just come home from work to a frozen pie in the oven and the suggestion that we have some spaghetti hoops with it. Ugh! Is it possible to send food parcels? |
| 27th February 2006 Kerry | Geisha - From: Boxed Lunch and Bullet Trains Yay you've seen a Geisha girl!! I can't believe you've been there only 4 days and already you've seen so much more than i had a chance to. I hope you've been using you phrasebook but not the sections we were looking at!! |
| 26th February 2006 Miss Jodie | Sushi - From: Boxed Lunch and Bullet Trains Alex, My love for Marks&Spencers sushi has been temporarily dampened after your description of their boxed lunches. Please make it a priority to write to marks&spencers about this when you get back so that they can make real sushi lunches. Yum! Jodie |
| 26th February 2006 Ally | the sites - From: Boxed Lunch and Bullet Trains Stop bloody writing on here and stay away from computer cafe's! your supposed to be culturing yourself ;) Yes, i did read the musical stairs - reminds of the film BIG or the simpsons. |
| 25th February 2006 Annie | From those you left behind - From: Ready for the off You left behind a few hangovers going by the two men that woke up in my household the next morning. Shame some of us had to go to work! Happy travelling. |
| 25th February 2006 anonymous | Japan sounds...exciting - From: Sushi and Flamenco sounds like you are having a great time already. I on the other hand only have your mum as my guitaring partner and she's refusing to play. I'll have to get together with the Brown boys and James. He's an honourary Brown boy till you get back. Soon teach him how to drink and sing Scottish folk songs. That'll let mum off the hook Luv Dad xx |
| 25th February 2006 Mum Brown | don't look at the t*ts - From: Arrival in the land of the rising sun don't mix with people who may lead you astray. PS always change your underwear. You never know what may occur. Love mum xxx |
| 25th February 2006 Mum Brown | Toe wiggling - From: The journey out Dear Alex...remember for future reference when you manage to disentangle your legs during your flights wiggle your toes to avoid DVT. Always listen to your mum. Love mum xxx |
| 23rd February 2006 Andrew | well he's gone - From: The Plan Dropped at Heathrow and glad to get out of the snow. Good luck pal. |
| 23rd February 2006 Andrew | Heathrow here we come - From: Ready for the off Dropped Alex off at the airport at about 09:30. Plenty of snow and traffic but arrived in time. Hopefully the trip to Japan will be easier. Good luck Alex. |
| 21st February 2006 Fraser | Good Luck - From: The Plan Good luck mate! Have a good one and don't forget the postcards or I'll tell your dad on you! |