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7 weeks, 5 days and 3 resignations.
... We have to keep super saving, so keep an eye posted on our ebay account for any purchases you wish to make!
On a more positive note, we've 'resigned' from 3 jobs this week - a very exciting feeling!
I think that's about all for now. There won't be an awful lot of goss until after the 5th of March!
Take care
Alison x
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New Year Resolution!
... right, tree was up since the day after my birthday (so from 27th November - needed to max it out - though I refused to open the curtains until at least the 1st December to avoid any 'neighbourhood scandal' shock!!) Invited the parentals, the brother, the Godfather and aunt round for an alternative Christmas dinner....by 'alternative', I just mean the date....it was ...
Finding Fault with Scottish Hours
... Clan Gregor were buried in the churchyard of a church that had already ceased to exist some hundreds of years before that. I had marked my book at this point to see about a trip to the island, but I was growing a tad worried about the time and the island today seems to feature more nature trails than history, I being more interested in the latter. Instead, in the blazing heat of midday, I joined the red-faced, sweating Walkers and strewn ...
Day 2: Rowardennan to Inversnaid
... to mention the numerous hikers going up and down it. I asked them how they were coming down, and they answered: "Carefully!". "How about all of the people on the path?" "Oh, we'll just ask them to get out of the way." Yikes!
When I got to the bottom of the mountain, I made my way back to the hotel, where I picked up the packed lunch I had ordered in the morning (I was so proud of myself for realizing in advance there was no need to carry it up ...
Bonnie Scotland
... former Scottish footballer and owner of Opie's Meats back home in Hamilton. He said he's related to all McLardy's. Anyway he picked us up at the pier in Greenock and took us across the River Clyde via the Erskine Bridge and headed north to the village of Luss on the western shore of Loch Lomond. We stopped for some great photo ops, walked through the village, visited the church and a gift shop. We doubled back and headed east through Drymen to Aberfoyle, where we stopped ...


