Airport Apartments @ Liverpool Airport

Well I am happy to report that despite postal strikes I have my passport back and a multiple entry visa stamp inside.<br>I was so relieved to have the passport back.I really do not like to be parted from it.<br>All I have to do now is get through the next 4 weeks at work.Oh well I am sure I will manage.<br>Bye for now.

... area, lawn tennis courts, a band stand and a cafe! We had a great time.<br><br>Here is a website with more information about Sefton Park:<br>http://www.visitliverpool.com/ site/sefton-park-p90321<br>

... man)<br>So anyway.I got the photos done.filled out the forms then raced off to the post office to send everything to the Royal Thai Consulate.Had to be done this weekend as I am trying to avoid the massive postal strikes that are rolling out across Britain at the moment.<br>So hopefully next week I will have my passport back with my new visa in it and the last 5 weeks of work will hopefully not drag too slowly.<br>Thailand awaits.<br>

John<br><br>Sue came across the four nations rugby league tournament on the internet so we decided to head across to the west for a weekend of sport. The match we picked was England v's Australia at Wigan. It was about a 3 hour drive and we just got to the game at kick off. <br><br>The game was a bit disappointing from an atmosphere perspective because the Kangaroos carved the Poms up and led 26 nil at half time which resulted in ...

... who'd been ******* to him earlier. Good on him too. In his place, I'd've been stuffed, I don't even know if it would've occurred to me to find a net café and to check the old emails. Mind you Dougie was one cold, tired and knackered looking fella when he finally did show up back at Anto's... The things we do, eh? After the madness and mayhem of "An Actual St Pat's Day In Dublin" (was beginning to wonder if we'd ever get that one ticked off!" we took a couple of days off to recover. We ...

Hello Most people still cling to some kind of romantic notion of Airports and boarding flights to arrive at some exotic location. The reality this morning is like some huge meat packing plant struggling to cope! My travelling with a slight hangover is probably behind this observation. More to come. Let your email find you with BlackBerry from Vodafone. You can also find me at vincent50@mac.com

... lugar para comer e beber algo. Depois de mudar o meu ponto de vista, a dia, digo, a noite, melhorou bastante. Passamos a noite em um restaurante russo ouvindo musicas tipicas e tomando cervejas com rotulos ilegiveis para nos do lado oeste do mundo. A conta certamente foi cara, mas nesse ponto eu ja nao estava mais preocupado com nada. Melhor pagar um conta cara e se divertir do que manter o dia como estava antes. A noite salvou o dia.

... i dont forget anything!!! dont be shocked if various lists randomly appear as entries on this travelogue e.g. stuff to do/buy/see etc-lists make me organised and are the key to my success most of the time :) for those who dont know about my camp Frenchwoods, go to www.frenchwoods.com this is going to be my home for 12 wks and from what past counsellors ...

... friend Paul Bad Bits The poverty and the poor kids Feeling yuk with the altitude The day I was ill THAT day at Buenos Aires airport and losing my purse All those early morning starts!!! So, the big adventure is over. Would I do it again? Yes, without a shadow of a doubt! Certainly Peru and Argentina, these are two places I would really love to visit again. Adios!

... as a way of fostering a nice, cosy European Union love-fest of harmony and co-operation? Or, like for the Olympics, whose selection committee coffers do you have to fill to bribe your way to it? It just seems odd that a city renowned mostly for rock and roll music and soccer clubs could ever compete culturally with such classical influences showcased in Florence or Rome. But then those were the exact things that had attracted us here in the first ...