londonpenguin's Guestbook

10th September 2015

Blech!

10th September 2015

What a fascinating tour this one is, taking you to places and exploring cultures that most of us are unaware of. I'm so excited I'm ending sentences with prepositions! The horror! Your account of singing Old MacDonald (related, by the way?
) made me think of John Candy leading a bus full of people singing The Flintstones.

From Blog: The kids

10th September 2015

Aunt Marianne
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You are having quite a trip. Thanks for sharing it with us.

From Blog: The kids

10th September 2015

Mom
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I'm sure enjoying your blog, and sharing it with my 95-year old friend in California, who also raves about your writing skills and enjoys reading it each day.

From Blog: Wine

10th September 2015

Aunt Marianne
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Every day is a new adventure!!!! Thanks for sharing.

From Blog: Makgoha^gc and Tiger Food

10th September 2015

Mary
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A crabby Texan, Miljo, and a cute guy walked into a Plovdivian bar... I can't get over the fact that they erected (I know) a statue of a guy whose claim to fame was behavior that could get him thrown in the pokey over here. And the fact tha
t he has his own stop on the Plovdiv tour! This is just the craziest of all your tours so far. I'm loving it. Am I surprised you won the fake place contest? Nope.

From Blog: Makgoha^gc and Tiger Food

8th September 2015

Yvonne Jarrett
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Wow...this is so amazing.

From Blog: Skinny lion

8th September 2015

Mary
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I agree with Marianne! And suspect somewhere there's an elephant who can't remember where she put her memory This is a very interesting entry. Who knew little Bulgaria had so much to offer.

From Blog: Religion and government

8th September 2015

Mary
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Poor thing! Isn't anybody feeding him?

From Blog: Religion and government

8th September 2015

Yvonne Jarrett
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I love how you got to see all the different religions and their places of worship. How cool is that? I can't wait for the next installment from the monastery.

From Blog: Religion and government

7th September 2015

Aunt Marianne
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Very informative. I don't know how you remember all this information.

From Blog: Religion and government

7th September 2015

Dutch
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Thank you for the history lesson about a country we know very little about.Great Pictures.

From Blog: Skinny lion

7th September 2015

Aunt Marianne
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I see his ribs!!!!

From Blog: Religion and government

6th September 2015

Sandy Lewis
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Where's the pic of the skinny lion?!!

From Blog: Skinny lion

6th September 2015

Mary
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I just never know where you're going to pop up! Will look forward to the stories to come. Meantime, you know you can pay to be on the tsa precheck list, but for some reason I have been "randomly selected" every time I've flown for the past
couple of years. Go figure. I do have my theories though. Enjoy, stay safe (and cool), and don't eat any bacon and turkey sandwiches. Oops.

From Blog: Thank heaven for little mermaids

6th September 2015

Mary
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Love love love the unknown soldier story! And I want to see the skinny lion too.

From Blog: Skinny lion

6th September 2015

Katherine
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You found a giant head this early in the trip?! Amazing.This is your trip, right?

From Blog: Skinny lion

6th September 2015

Aunt Marianne
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Great pictures.