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Hard work...
Yep, you definately seem to be working hard... well, working hard at staying in those hammocks anyway!!! Seriously, I know you need the rest and it sounds as if you had a lovely relaxing weekend. Fab nails by the way!!

From Blog: Time for some rest and relaxation in the valley of longevity

28th May 2007

Jeannie
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Just love the nails
I just love the nails. Why can't mine ever look like that? Too much digging in the sand with the children at school and clearing up paint. Still it would be some talking point if I turned up with those red flowers.

From Blog: Time for some rest and relaxation in the valley of longevity

18th May 2007

Lou's Mum
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Ahhh
Lou looks just like she did as a little girl when she is asleep. That girl has perfected the art of sleeping anywhere , even when she is on duty! Where were her charges while she was catching these zzzz's? Windmill looks lovely, and nice to get a story of your working days.

From Blog: I work in a windmill ! - Adinea and Tadeo Torres

16th May 2007

Wahid
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Hi Kat!!
Hi Kat! Nice to see where you work. I love the windmill. Keep up the good work. Love wahid

From Blog: I work in a windmill ! - Adinea and Tadeo Torres

16th May 2007

The Mad Southerners!!!
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Yaaay! Updates!
Hooray Hooray! You finally updated your blog. Do you have any idea how boring your last shopping list was getting?...... Mind you there seemed to a lot of shopping happening in this entry too..... Hmmm, did you go on a gap year or a 6 month shopping expedition? Just curious.

From Blog: Back to Quito (my, that's an imaganitive title!)

14th May 2007

keeping up with the travellers!
Its lovely to read about your travels! The hat looks stunning, which is more than we can say for the one that lizzie is sporting! we hear you are off to the galapagos you lucky thing! give our best to Lonely George, the last of the Giants! your weather looks a great deal warmer than ours! Enjoy your travels, Love and hugs from the Bates!

3rd May 2007

Ellie
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Ermmmm . . ?
Katherine, dahling, I thought you were out there for character building, charity giving, physically and mentally strenuous work, not shopping, beaches, roast marshmallows, shopping, DVD watching and shopping? Of course, if you're bringing back lots for your less foot loose friends here, I could alter my perception of it . . . E x

2nd May 2007

Jeannie mum
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Love the hats again!
That sounded like a civilised Sunday. Shame I can't join you for the day but I'm sure you did some good shopping. I have booked you in for therapy when you return. University allowance will be a mere £5 per week!!! Love mum

1st May 2007

MORE shopping???
What?! Not MORE shopping Katherine! Surely you must have done enough by now! So I guess we can expect you to arrive home with a rucksack full to the brim with jewellery and souveniers and everything else left behind and forgotten. Oh well, never mind.... as long as you bring something back for me!

1st May 2007

Ellie
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On the 'mushroom' hat
Why are you so against the hat?! I think it's lovely if slightly, er, less conventional than your - rather provocative - choice. Was it only salsa lessons you had, or are you off to join the cast of something like 'Chicago'? ;-) The scarves sound lovely, and much cheaper than in Italia. You are right, however - I have absolutely *no* idea how you'll readjust to the English prices. E x

29th April 2007

Sue ( Lou's Mum)
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Hats galore
Love your hat Kat, it really does something for you (no not the mushroom). Hopefully the ones Lou bought did not include the one on the right, ( looking bonkers again, even in broad daylight) though I like the checked number. I hope she bought me one! Sue

29th April 2007

I we have the third on the right ,second row back?
Hi Kat Yep, we finally chose the one we wanted. Is that OK?

Jeannie (alias mum)
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29th April 2007

jeannie mum
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Loved the 'magnum drawbridge'
Hi Kat After re looking at your wonderful castle I noticed the fine addition of a sturdy drawbridge in true ice cream style. Excellent! Are you sure you should be doing a history degree in September or should engineering be a better choice?

From Blog: Sea, sun and sandcastles

28th April 2007

Toadstools or mushrroms?
Well Katherine all I can say I am glad you did not buy THAT hat! Customs and airport control would not have coped with it at all on the way back. Love the table of hats. My little monsters will certainly appreciate that for discussion on Monday! I'll let you know their comments!

28th April 2007

Biggest best sandcastle ever!!
Yep! You were right! That is one super-duper sandcastle. Great moat. And flags. Not the absolute best we've ever done though... I do recall a family effort involving carving battlements with a knife and a futile attempt to actually fill the moat..... do you remember that one?! Sounds like you had a great time. Speak soon.

From Blog: Sea, sun and sandcastles

24th April 2007

Jeannie
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I thought Percy was a Park keeper!
Hi Kat Nice top. Have you bought one for me? Glad you had a great weekend. I like the black and white photos. Very elegant!Glad you had a good weekend at home before going off again. You must need a rest sometime???

From Blog: Banco Central, birds y bailando

24th April 2007

shopping etc.
Well I think your top is very pretty. Who is Roberto though?! Nice black and white piccys. Whoose attempt at being artistic was that?

From Blog: Banco Central, birds y bailando

21st April 2007

What about my first comment?
Sorry that my first comment didn't pass the censor. That volcano looks angry. Did you get any more photos? Not sure what the 'lime' mission was about. Sounds interesting.

From Blog: Birthdays and bridge swinging in Baños

18th April 2007

What fishing in church?
What's this about fishing in church. Is this a new hobby? How's the Lord's Prayer going? Of course they blocked off the main square when they knew you were coming to town!

From Blog: Cuenca Foundation

18th April 2007

What church again?
Now how did you manage to get stuck in church when you were just visiting the pretty building! These nuns can be very persuasive!

From Blog: Quito meets Cuenca

18th April 2007

shopping bargains
Yes Katherine, who can argue with six scarves for $10! Only thing is you've already bought some scarves and I recall a bundle of Indian pashminas and Egyptian shawls sitting in your wardrobe back home..... but absolutely, who can argue with six more?!!!

From Blog: Quito meets Cuenca

18th April 2007