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I want to go with you guys next time you travel anywhere!

Christchurch
It was so sad to read about the devastation in Christchurch. Although we read about the earthquake I didn't really understand the extent of it until your posting. Christchurch was where I wanted to move to after our trip in 2001 but those damn kids have kept us stateside.

thank god
I hope you're saga will continue for some time longer-- finished Netflix's House of Cards this a.m. (just wait, if you don't know what I'm talking about -- it just came out), Downton Abbey's heading for the finish line, so must rely on you to keep my adventure fantasy alive...winter in chicago just s u c k s!!

continuing enjoyment
Your tales only get better if that's possible. You had me all the way through the driving nightmare: it might just supplant massachusetts for automotive craziness!

I love, love love your blogs
Hi Anne Marie and Steve, Thanks for sharing your wonderful trip. What a great writer you are, Anne Marie. I want to take the exact same trip some day. Happy travels! Anne

so many memories for your future - and our memories of the past
It is exactly 12 years since Margot and I shared some of these Aussie memories - sunrise at Uluru, GBR, Rain Forest, etc. Your blog makes it seem like yesterday for us but it will forever be a record for you in the future. And you're only just beginning. Thanks for the reminders and the fresh experiences; continue to enjoy. With our love, John and Margot

Steve looked great in his wet suit. Glad to hear you had some nice weather for your visit to the GBR after surviving the typhoon. Isn't all that sea life beautiful!

singapore and beyond
spellbinding story, as I sit here trapped by midwestern winter. Love every paragraph!

This is Australian for adventure!
What a fabulous trip. From lodgings, to incredible blue waters, to fascinating travel partners. BTW -- is see you got Matthew McCoughany to pose with you in your beach photos -- I'd know those six-pack abs anywhere!

corkscrews
You're missing cold NE temperatures 18F with windchills in the negative teens. Of course the SLU Alumni ski day at the local hill was scheduled. I went out for 2 runs after the cocoa break & before the scheduled lunch, leaving Kate inside. Little did I know she called on her SLU expertise to furnish another skier with her glove-box-stored corkscrew....apparently you, Glennee and she think alike. Huzzah! for the well-prepared wine people.

There "in Spirit" with You!
I am LOVING this vicarious journey with you! Thanks for the personal "shout out" from somewhere high above the Pacific; it's appreciated!

Incredible! Looks amazing!