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... understand.Will tell her 3 weeks before we go.I suspect she wll be very excited. She wasn't however very excited about her jabs-I had to hold her down for the second and it was horrid.Done now though and another thing ticked off the famous list.

My friends have been fantastic in their support and many have downloaded ...

... nasty to them !!! but then I AM A CAT !!! GRRRRRRRR..
Now I sense a holiday coming on..........bags are being packed again........so I will keep you informed.
Well I am a bit busy now, so incase I forget to "Blog" you, have a Great Christmas in you new home. Blog as soon as I can. Love you both lots XXXXXXXXXX meow meow XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

... single lane, aside from the motorways, are not labeled with speed limits, will merge suddenly from three lanes into one with no warning and as my co-worker eloquently put it, 'When the English don’t know what to do with a road, they put in a roundabout.’


It is difficult to feel like one has achieved anything in a day at the moment. The sun is not really up until 8am, so getting outo f bed takes a good long time, and by the time 3pm rolls around, it is already ...

So after 6 months away and visiting 8 different countries, we have now arrived, reluctantly, back in England. Although its not as cold as we were expecting, which is a bonus!

We have had a fantastic time and visited some amazing places, and we are now hoping that reality doesn't hit us too hard!

Hope that you have enjoyed our blog and will probably see most of you shortly.

... who just turns and walks off down the road is an example of storybook idealism which, in reality, would be reckless.

As it is the car now contains an ever diminishing amount of stuff until the vehicle itself is eventually liquidated, maybe by that time I will actually have a ticket out of the country because if you ask me it really isn't a 'Worldwide trip' until that point.

... then! Okay now I'm ******! Spoke to my folks to find out how their preparations were going, I could sense some mildly elevated tension in my mums voice, though she was confident in her packing. Then I threw a spanner in to the works by querying their carry on limits. Received a call later on, she had repacked everything because her limit was less than expected. Sorry! Transport to Heathrow My flight is at 10.10 so I have to be ...

... br>We bought some delicious cookie from Ben's Cookie. Mouth water cookies!





Some models and figurines that we wish we can afford in London... expensive toys!!








We had our dinner at Tokyo ...

... This meant getting off my lovely train at St Albans. What a mistake! After a few minutes of waiting around, the train stopped by the platform and I got on. Great!- I thought. No no no...it could not be that easy as I was there. I decided to enquire from a random passenger whether that particular train was in fact heading towards Luton Airport Parkway. The answer was somewhere along the line of a no, so I ...

... 5am to catch his flight. BORING. Go to the bar and start on the beers and chatted with a few randoms. Lovely guys, from the UK, Jerry, Ollie and Steve. We had a good few beers and a laugh mainly at my roomys expense, as they had also had the privilege to have met him. Tosser. Unfortunely, their not gonna be here for long, as they are on the last legs of their trip. So, we´re all chilling and i´m getting info on places to go and places to find nice green...mmmm and i hear my name ...

... but was actually the office of the Canadian High Commission (Canada House). From there, we walked down Whitehall, past Downing Street, which was a bit disappointing - just a narrow street with lots of gates and security. From there, we went to see "Big Ben" (the big famous clock), the Parliament, Westminster Abbey, and lots of absolutely amazing gorgeous buildings. Tons of photo ops. After a brief walk in St. James Park, which really ...