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... walk from our place, which cuts down on transportation costs! I don't see him much, as he seems to be working more evenings then anything else, which means when I get home from work he is at work and he finishes at 10pm and more often then not I am in bed when he gets home or just about to. I am working at the same place that I started at just after the new year. They company is a Quantity Surveyors office and I am working Admin - when there ...

... serving drinks and snacks for everyone. A lot of people have grown very close during this cruise...all of us enjoying everyone's company. We had dinner after that, and then off to the final production show, Dance With Me. It was a great show. We're off to Falmouth, England tomorrow...with an early arrival at 7:00 AM, departing at 5:00 PM. Off to bed I go to get some sleep..... TTFN (in case you're wondering, it means Ta Ta For Now) Patti and Bryan

... to make her way back to my flat, and that I'd try and sort it out on-line here. Turns out the website wasn't really set up to deal with that, as she had already started out on her journey (i.e. she was returning) and 'technically' the return flight had already 'left' as well. It was impossible to rebook basically. I let her know, and she asked me to just book her on the early morning flight, so I did, in the hope that Ryanair would honour that. We ...

... out to the plane again and safely on board. Now - we headed to find our special seats. Andy had been on a seat-guru website and had specially chosen our seats for us............we had the four seats at the front of economy - right beside the toilets and the area that would have lights on throughout the flight. The leg room seemed worse as you could not stick your legs under the seat in front. We tried everything -including sticking our legs up the ...

... each second providing new experiences to take in. Motorized rickshaws and motorbikes weave between cars, lorries, buses and, the occasional cow while daily life buzzes either side of the mayhem. We are heading for the Residency Hotel in the Fort area of downtown Mumbai which, we are informed, will take approx. 2 hours yet, 15 minutes in and the senses are already overloading...onward we rumble. Passing slums either side, we sit in awe at the spectacle. The darkened ...

Hey Guys Welcome to my bloggin' spot :) As you may or may not know - me and Fi are heading off very very soon. Emailing EVERYONE regularly may not be so easy so I decided to set up this bad boy so you can check in whenever you miss me to see what happened next... Either way, whether it's an email or a "blog" - I'll keep in touch. You know me - I'm an Internet GEEK!!! I hope you'll return the favour :)

... one L. Anyway this guy is some sort of Scotch whiskey genius and could tell you anything you wanted about it. When we went back to his place, I met some other guests that were staying there. There was a German guy who was there and he looked farmiliar, but neither of us could figure out how. We worked out the connection a little while later. He had come to a party in my house in Berlin when I was living there is 2006. Pretty wild eh? Anyway, the next day we left on our road trip.

... is a bright and sunny Sunday in Dublin and we are off to the Church of Guinness for our 10:00 a.m. beer (which contradicts what I said above about too much drinking). Yesterday was a long day with a tour of Belfast - really telling of the tolls the troubles have inflicted on the city but also hopeful as they move into a new era of peace. There are new hotels opening (11 since 1998) and they welcome tourists even if they still remain a bit wary of strangers. Bill ...

... green. I could've stayed there all day and just looked around. Unfortunately, most of the weekend it was cold, windy, and rainy in Ireland though. On St. Patrick's day, we went to the parade that trailed through the center of Dublin. There were people dressed in green everywhere! It was ridiculous. Of course, I was too though. I definitely believe that there were more people from elsewhere than Irish people out in the streets. The parade was alright, a ...