Patsy in Hong Kong

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January 4th 2010

Published: January 4th 2010

Patsy in Hong Kong We went from Chiang Mai to Sukhothai, which are these old Thai ruins from the 1200s. They were neat, but I got Purple Cow Fever, so I couldn’t see them very much. Then we went to Bangkok for four days. We didn’t do much. The King of Thailand’s birthday had just been, and everyone was celebrating. They closed off streets and night and had a sort of festival. We fle... Read Full Entry

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4th January 2010

Joyce H.
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Where's Ella's body?
Dear Patsy, I hope Ella is more than just a head -- that would be scary. But at least she could still eat pizza with you. I'm glad you enjoyed Hong Kong and I hope you aren't too covered in snow in China. We miss you here at the farm. Happy New Year! Joyce

4th January 2010

Louisa Goebel
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Hong Kong malls
Hello Patsy, I do believe all of those spiral staircases in the Hong Kong malls would make me very dizzy and I might even get lost! Hong Kong Disney sounded like a lot of fun! I don't think I realized the metro went uner the water between the islands! It sounds like Ella will not forget her 11th birthday! My 11th birthday was on the top of Mount Pisgah! We are back from a fun and thankfully healthy time in Memphis. Went to St. Louis for two days and enjoyed the Science Museum there also! Love to you and Ella, Louisa and Paul

5th January 2010

Marian
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Enjoyed having Patsy's version of Hong Kong. I'll bet she was the cutest cow there. And when you are little (like a purple cow), crowds can be annoying or downright intimidating. Did you get the feeling that Hong Kong is that crowded ALL the time, or might a lot of people from Asia go there at Christmas time because schools are not in session? The Beijing snow is in the news here.

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