Oh Poo... Hmmm hope you get better soon, at least if they can work out what it is tehy might be able to get you back and trapping monkeys, that does sound very exciting... although as I am currently working my way through about 100 papers to read even the data entry sounds good ;o) Hope you have a great time with your Mum and get well soon. It is being very nice and sunny (read I may wander off and sit on the Meadows and read my papers) odd to think a week and a half ago we had snow and Sunday afternoon we were having a BBQ on the Meadows! Even stranger is it's been 6 months since we got married o_0 doesn't seem that long at all, though we will defiatly have to meet up when you are back!
*huge get well hugs*
xXx
Lizzie
What am I letting myself in for?!!! First time you have mentioned 3-eyed monsters in the jungle to me! Anyway can't wait to see you again, with or without, parasites. Makes me feel like a very intrepid traveller. xxxxx
Poor Emma,
You really have had a rough time. I hope the monkeys are making up for it! Hope the parasite news is good and that you have a lovely time with your Mum!
Ooooh Catan! I'll swap you two sheep for a brick... ;o) Hope your bot flies are out soon! Sounds like more exciting advetures... it is slowly turning to spring here, light when I leave work (well when I do it before 8 it is...) and it has been t-shirt weather for me for about a month (no one has started joining me yet but it hasn't snowed in over a month so it must be warm!)
Have Fun!
xXx
Lizzie
'There was no second round' ..... Emma I love it!!! Your blogs always make me giggle, you should take up a career as a travel writer! We will miss you at leavers dinner tomorrow, but will be thinking of you xxxx
Oooh good luck, hope you are well soon! Glad you like the comments it is lovely being able to keep up ith what is happening and send good vibes :o)
xXx
Wow, it is a lot you have done, what an adventure... ooh and f an agouti happens to fall into your luggage and come home I will happily take them ;oD Hope you unbreak soon.
*huge hugs*
xXx
Lizzie
Hang in there! Wow I'm jealous you've see so many cool things. I hope you get to see the armadillo's front end one day and that your health improves as you slowly aclimatise. Cagan
Now you see that is why you need an imaginary friend - among others I have a labrador who is most useful when I get it into my head that between the big bins at the end of our road, or in the little grassy bit there, there is someone hiding, waiting to attack me... the logical bit of my brain is always rooting around at the back in a book. But it gives you something to blame the noises on, something to put some of your imagination to use and well... it's nice not being on your own... if you don't fancy a dog you can take me to, but you'll have to tell me what all the plants are called :o)
*huge hugs*
Lizzie
Poor you! Hi emma! Poor you all that wildlife sounds like a nightmare especially the snake! I wouldn't have lasted five minutes and think you're incredibly brave! Hope your feet are feeling a bit better now? It was nice to see your mum and jackie the other week and have an update on how you're doing. I hope the wildlife and weather will start to behave itself soon and that life will get a bit easier. Take care of yourself. We are thinking of you lots . Lots of love Rosie xxxxx
Mmmm foreign objects... Glad your body is gtting back to just being full of you... have you been able to get new malaria tablets or are you just taking the ever popular gin-and -tonic approach? Glad you are out and about more, have fun!
Lots of Love
xXx
Lizzie
Should it be bambology I think 'bambology' could become a science and even a medical science. How long can one centimetre bamboo spike can live in a human being especially if this person is a vegetarian? We will never know as the op took place and the spike died of a sudden death.
It's probably better Emma if you occasionally faint. This way you miss some of the horrible sights you may not enjoy too much such as giant ant etc....
Enjoy yourself and have a very good time. Jackie
Hehe see why read trachy novels when there is incest in every tree ;o) I am so glad your feet are better, long may they walk happily with you... The boat sounds exciting, or rather *exciting* I am a terrible one for things shaking (my first attempts at propelling a punt were fine until some tourists crashed into us (I just curled up and twitched) and I got cramp in my toes from trying to cling on... ratehr like Guide camp canoeing trips.. only drier :o)
All the best, lots of love Lizzie xXx
EMMA! I, like a lovely American stalker friend, went to PrimatesPeru.com and DID YOU KNOW that your principal investigator goes to school in St. Louis, Missouri?! WHERE I AM FROM?! Small world. Miss you badminton partner!
*hugs and e-foot-healing-vibes* hope they get better quickly, I don't suppose there is any oppertunity to get better boots or anything, well I hope it sorts itself out. Hope you are back out monkey-ing around soon
Lots of Love
Lizzie
xXx
What leaves us... If it don't kill you, it will make you stronger! Hang-in there kid, you are learning something new every day and you will return to this excuse for civilisation a much, much stonger person and ready to face new and exciting challenges...
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Don't worry, it's not wimpy to take the proper time to recover from something like that. It takes more courage to accept it now than trying to fight it and ending up missing even more time in the forest. Hope the swelling goes away soon tho! The storms at night sound fun, shame about the subsequent slippery slopes. Great that you are already following the monkeys!
Well done Emma :) I'm so impressed by your adventures so far - it sounds amazing (and SOOO tiring!!) You are going to come back SO fit by the sunds of it - much better than what Fenners can ever do for you! I hope you have a great few days. I'm excited to hear more :) LOADS of love and prayers xxxx
Lizzie
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Oh Poo...
Hmmm hope you get better soon, at least if they can work out what it is tehy might be able to get you back and trapping monkeys, that does sound very exciting... although as I am currently working my way through about 100 papers to read even the data entry sounds good ;o) Hope you have a great time with your Mum and get well soon. It is being very nice and sunny (read I may wander off and sit on the Meadows and read my papers) odd to think a week and a half ago we had snow and Sunday afternoon we were having a BBQ on the Meadows! Even stranger is it's been 6 months since we got married o_0 doesn't seem that long at all, though we will defiatly have to meet up when you are back! *huge get well hugs* xXx Lizzie