Lucy and Chris' Guestbook

Wow I would never have enough courage to travel to such distant and I think a little bit dangerous country. I had many great travels with home exchange http://www.homeexchange24.com/ but this respect :) Good luck in future travels.

Wow
thank you, what a fascinating wedding - I thought you were going to let on that all the guests were hired 'extras' (like I believe happens in Japan). Hope the bride & groom are happy ever after! Very impressed that you managed to see Bob Dylan. Chris I'm sure you'll be upset that SCFC lost their FA Cup final yesterday. Maybe with MA back at the Vale they'll be in with a chance themselves next year?! (The Autoglass trophy, that is). see you soon, Neil x

Sounds Great
Hi both and what a way to celebrate Christmas and the New Year (English New Year anyway, you've still got another one at Tet!) Very envious of the bike trip, us oldies would have loved it but don't know about spending all night on a beach though, speak to you soon, love Lynda and Dad xxxx

I really love reading the blogs that you guys leave and looking at your pics!!! I get so excited when a new one is posted! U must be having a truly amazing time and I really cannot wait to hear all about it when you guys finally venture home - Lucy you can have some cuddles with Everleigh then who by then may be as big as us at the rate she is growing!!! Take care xxx

Picture voting
sorry Criff but I think that Lucy's horsy picture whilst admittidly slightly childlike is the best!! x

Subjective!
Lucy's look's more like a horse but then maybe Chris has only ever seen Shetland pomies xxx

Chris's Visit
So good to see t'lad in the flesh instead of on a computer screen, only a flying visit but much welcome! Looking very well so obviously the oriental lifestyle is suiting you (both of you), your blogs back that up 100% everything you do sounds wonderful and different and lots of fun. England must have seemed very mundane after Bangkok but I'm sure Chris enjoyed coming back and catching up with family and friends, we realise that it is this part of your lives that you must miss most but we will all still be here when you both come back permanently. He said that he didn't mind driving to work in Leicester and back again afterwards but I'm sure he was telling porkies, he even said that the roads here weren't as busy as HCMC, mm? And as for being able to watch the World Cup! apart from maybe half a dozen matches it was best forgotten. Anyway you are both together again and starting afresh in HCMC and getting to know a different culture together, exciting but hard to beat Bangkok I bet. Take care and speak to you soon, love Lynda and Dad

Hi
i just read your blog..and i hope that you had a great time in Thailand (in BKKalso,i hope) and yeah i am so sad about the protest and wanna say sorry for that it was not good for you and my country also,i hope you were enjoy in that time even we are face to the hard time in political situation.. i hope that if you have a time pls come back to Thailand : ) Enjoy your trip, life is an amazing jurney!!

I enjoyed your Bangkok post and photos, especially that incredible shot of Wat Arun! That has to be the greatest photo I've seen of that, my favorite, temple! My blog is looking for travel photos, reviews (like how the situation is there right now), etc, to share. If you have the time, check it out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com, or email us at dirtyhippiesblog@gmail.com. We're actually giving away a free night in Peru or Bolivia right now, if you know anyone traveling there. Continued fun on your travels! Heather :)

It all looks and sounds FAB
Its lovely to read your blog. It looks fantastic we're all very envious (in a good way) I've just given the girls one of my talks on the how its not good to be envious of etc etc...... We're just sorry you're having to work so hard in amonst all the loveliness and luxury. Life here is much the same, a little brighter now the nights are getting lighter and the sun is shining a little. The volcanic dust cloud has given me a little irritation - my collegue is stuck in Denmark so i'm covering her shifts. Helena has just called me for the third time to come eat my dinner - she's been to school, is studying for A levels AND has to cook a meal for her family!!!! I love you both. Talk soon MUM xxxxxx

Happy Days
Looks as though you are really enjoying yourselves and seeing and doing as much as you can whilst you are in Bangkok, certainly beats your old routine in cold and wintery England. Given the temperatures that you describe it must be very tempting to be in the outdoors all the time. Looks a fascinating country, you will have lots of great memories and you haven't even got to Vietnam yet. I bet the time is fairly whizzing by, 2 months passed already, we think that it has gone really quickly and hope that you feel the same. Temple sounds interesting, not too sure about your choice of Molly-substitute though, don't fancy having one of those curled up in your lap! Still if they feed them with American tourists it is not surprising that they are so contented. Hope Vietnam visit is fruitful or at least gives you some ideas about what you want apartment-wise and where you want to be, be nice if you could get it sorted quickly. Love to you both, speak soon Lynda and Dad xxxxxx

It's All Good!!!!
Nice to see you're enjoying iy you 2. I bet it's good to get visitors though. I told you you've gotta watch out for him Lucy. I don't know, he doesn't change does he, walking around day dreaming.. Be Safe Steve