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... A new form of fly away hair mine was fly everywhere.<br>I am dreaming of sitting on my parents decking in the morning sunshine eating a whole fresh mango (juice dripping type - yum) for breakfast reading the morning paper (prob be the Geelong Addy as thats Dad's usual, which I don't luv but at least its not footy season so I won't have to read just about the Cats). Bring it on I say.<br><br>

Ten more sleeps - yippee.<br>Woke this am not to the sound of rain as in the previous how ever many mornings but to the sound of the shop across the road opening up - ok it was 9.30am, and I had a lovely little lie in.<br>Weather actually ok - didn't rain for the first time in over a week, and the sun actually shone today. I'm getting sick of getting soaked wherever I go and hanging for some warmth from sunshine - an alien concept ...

Finally worked out my route.<br><br>Fly to Armenia, travel through Georgia to Turkey and fly from Istanbul to Mumbai. Work my way across to Calcutta and fly to Bangkok. Through Thailand and Cambodia to Vietnam, then onto China.<br><br>I am setting off early September 2010 and aim to be in China early December, maybe.<br><br>And then I have to get back...

I am being to think I am absolutely mad for doing this ... my bag has been re-packed no less than 10 times to find some space for a mascara and a pair of sparkly flip-flops, both of which I thought were essential items, until I remmebered that I am going to Africa and in fact fighting off bugs should really be my number one priority. So out came the sparkly flip-flops and the mascara and back in went the mossie net and deet spray!!<br ...

... I'll probably initially feel homesick when I arrive in strange surroundings, but hopefully that will soon pass.<br><br>I'm so excited ... new places, new people, the sun - a complete adventure - bring it on!<br><br>Back to reality for now, and back to organising storage, insurance, membership cancellations etc.<br><br>Ciao for now<br><br>xxx

... for many years and started Ilkeston's own museum. He's quite famous around these parts and Anthea's new name in Ilkeston is "Cyril Hargreaves' grand-daughter"<br>Whilst in Ilkeston, we made our way to the Ilkeston fair - one of the oldest street fairs in England (it's been running for 800 years!) and is also the biggest street fair in Europe. I'm not quite sure what we were expecting, but it was just full of side-show games and overpriced rides ...

... designed in Birmingham by Sir Alec Issignosis. You can see the picture, it was pretty cool to see.<br><br>Nel found another Marks and Spencer, and wanted to try and find something she had seen in another store that didn&#8217;t have her size, so Si headed back to the car, which had been parked on a meter that had nearly run out. Passing St Phillip&#8217;s Cathedral, he quickly ducked inside to grab what picture he could on his phone, having left both cameras in the ...

... sequencias de caracteres em um papel para o produto final que eu estava vendo no palco. Tudo muito bem ensaiado e planejado. Por um lado fiquei feliz de ver a apresentacao. Creio que todos do meu time, desta vez, compreenderam melhor o que estavam vendo (na primeira vez que assistimos a peca o percentual de entendimento geral foi extremamente baixo. Inversamente proporsinal ao tempo que muitos daqui ficaram dormindo durante a ...

... a little bit of shopping. After spending a couple of hours with Natalie I said my goodbyes and spent the rest of the day, looking around the City of Birmingham. After doing that for a couple of hours I jumped back on the Bus to Iain's place where we shared a nice and very hot curry.

August 13, 2000 &#8211; Sunday<br><br>London to Stratford to Oxford<br><br>We arrived in Stratford and took a tour of Anne Hathaway's house (the wife of William Shakespeare). Very short people must have lived here, because there is no head room for me in this house. (BevNote: There are SOME advantages to being short!) There are ...