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24th March 2016

Julie
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I want to see a picture of your painting!!!

From Blog: Scenes From the Time of Richard the Lion-Hearted

24th March 2016

Mary & John, OAT China
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Very well done, Laura.!! You are an excellent writer, and we enjoy reading about you adventures.

From Blog: Scenes From the Time of Richard the Lion-Hearted

23rd March 2016

Joan, MS roommate
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Happy you made it to the Louvre. Did you hear about ISIS hitting Brussels? Good thing we went last year. Continue having fun!

From Blog: More Explorations in Paris: Montmartre, the Louvre

22nd March 2016

Ken
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Leave it to you, Laura, to find a good deal. And with free airfare-wow! You are such a wonderfully adventurous traveler and must keep a bag pack with all but your toothbrush, ready to go at a moments notice. what fun! Those river cruises ar
e some of the few that intrigue me. How I look forward to your blogs. Bon voyage!

From Blog: Paris in the Rain

22nd March 2016

Jeff from OAT China
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Laura--as usual you make adventure and excitement everywhere you travel. Bon voyage - a fellow traveler from a different adventure Jeff A

From Blog: Paris in the Rain

22nd March 2016

Janice
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I hope the rain will be finish when we get there in May. enjoy and keep me posted Love Janice

From Blog: Paris in the Rain

21st March 2016

Mary & John, OAT China
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Nice write-up Laura. As usual, I'm confident that you will continue to get much more from your travels than the average tourist Best regards ............ Mary & John

From Blog: Paris in the Rain

21st March 2016

Joan, MS roommate
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What a very wet experience! I would have loved to go with you but in better weather. Hope you have a great trip.

From Blog: Paris in the Rain

29th February 2016

Gretchen & Vince
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Great hearing about the Keys during winter cold. Gretchen and Vince in Evanston, Illinois

From Blog: Escape to the Warm

26th February 2016

Eva & Hugh
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Hope you felt good old Putnam vibes as you passed through South Carolina!

From Blog: Escape to the Warm

26th February 2016

Joan, MS roommate
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If you get a chance go to Key West and see the southernmost point in the United States. It states there are 90 miles to Cuba. Also go on the pier at 4 o'clock because they have jugglers and entertainers for free. Have fun!

From Blog: Escape to the Warm

29th December 2015

Ken
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Sorry about the multiple postings. I kept getting an error message that obviously was an error in itself!

From Blog: Callaloo Soup and the Tobago Cayes

29th December 2015

Ken
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The leaves of taro are edible if cooked. In Samoa they are baked with coconut milk and onions creating a pudding like dish called palusami. They are also cooked in Hawaii with a meat stuffing - kind of like stuffed grape leaves. Both are ve
ry tasty. The tuber provides one of the starch mainstays to the Polynesian diet.

From Blog: Callaloo Soup and the Tobago Cayes

28th December 2015

Deanna
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Sounds like a good trip. I'm going to Southeast Asia in Feb for 4 weeks. You are certainly out traveling me, though.

From Blog: Callaloo Soup and the Tobago Cayes

28th December 2015

Bill
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Another wonderful entry!!!!!! MAny people see the world through your eyes. Keep writing!

From Blog: Beam Reach

28th December 2015

Julie
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Enjoyed reading your adventures... makes me feel I am there!

From Blog: Callaloo Soup and the Tobago Cayes

27th December 2015

Deanna
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Thanks for the info Laura. Very interesting. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

From Blog: Fair Winds and Following Seas

27th December 2015

Joe and Connie, OAT China
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Excellent, Laura, tell John thanks for the sailing lessons that you give out. Love your blog.

From Blog: Beam Reach

25th December 2015

Sounds like theJoe, RS
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Never been to Granada. Sounds like the kind of experience I would like. When I tried to snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef my mask kept filling with water and covered my nose so I had to empty it every ten to fifteen yards. Back on the
ship one of the crew gave me some Vaseline to put on my beard which then sealed the mask and left me float around without the leakage.

From Blog: Life on the Ocean

25th December 2015

Shirley
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Looks like another great adventure for you, Laura! Have a wonderful time and Happy Holidays! Shirley

From Blog: Life on the Ocean

24th December 2015

Shelly & Ozzie
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Loving hearing from you again. Fond memories of New Zealand. Love from Shelly and Ozzie. If you are in the Bay area look me up!

From Blog: Life on the Ocean

24th December 2015

Janice
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Looks like fun. I always enjoy your blogs. Love Janice

From Blog: Life on the Ocean

24th December 2015

Joe and Connie, OAT China
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Love it! Go get 'em. You set the bar high, Laura!

From Blog: Life on the Ocean

24th December 2015

Ken
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Hi Laura, We both are in tropical paradises. Your latest adventure sounds very different. Enjoy it to the max. Look forward to hearing about it at lunch in the New Year if you're around for any of the winter. Hugs, Ken P.S. Fully enjoying m
y honeymoon in Hawaii with David!

From Blog: Life on the Ocean

24th December 2015

Eva & Hugh
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Wow, talk about going from one end of the economic spectrum to the other! It looks like vacationing like a one percenter was truly a learning experience for you.

From Blog: Life on the Ocean

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