Hello all from Thailand.
What a couple of months it has been!! After a cosy time starting off in Ko Tao relaxing, went over the border to Cambodia. And what a change. From the moment you cross the border the road goes from cement smoothness to country pithole hell. I swear the whole bus needed new teeth and arses after the 5 hour bumpy jou…
Hello all from Thailand.
What a couple of months it has been!! After a cosy time starting off in Ko Tao relaxing, went over the border to Cambodia. And what a change. From the moment you cross…
Hiya, sorry it has been a while, but there was a wedding, flights and some jolly good English fun that happened.
However I am back on the road and in Cambodia!! Went to Koh Tao in Thailand for…
Hello,
Just to let everyone know we are fine, didn't feel earthquake at all. Everyone in city was evacuated out of buildings, except us white people who were left confused and stranded in supe…
Hello from China,
Well it seems as if we have gone from an oasis of calm and dignity to a whirlwind of noise, smell and being constantly the centre of attention. Shanghai is cheap, with povert…
Hi all from Kyoto,
Still absolutely in love with Japan, seen so many temples, stayed at so many lovely residences and been on the bullet train! Done so much!
The thing I love about Japan is i…
Ken
I guess from your blog that we're not going to get another lunchtime at the George before you leave?
Anyhow, It was good to see you again and catch up with Roger and Beth. I expect you ran out of time far too soon, that and the call of the open road.
For the record, it was 28 degrees in Kent yesterday, we've had a few days like that recently and last night it rained for the first time in 22 days. So, we may not have the temples but we do have the weather....and the tuk-tuk's in Brighton, and the lady girls, apparently!
I tried the Go MAD coachng stuff again the other day, I used it on my youngest son......he's now resigned his job and is leaving Guernsey to move to Brighton in 2 weeks time!! It's MAD, I really shouldn't be allowed to use that process without warning people it could affect their cosy routines.
Take care and enjoy.
Al
Hiya, sounds like SE Asia is going to be fun and relaxing, lots of time to explore. Still rubbish weather here, today just might (!) be the first day it doesn't rain since I came back off honeymoon. Take care
Ken
Hi Beth,
A little after the event in sending this but glad you're OK. It's bizarre how events connect people at random....one of my work friends based in Shanghai comes from the area affected and has lost contact with family members so he's down Xidu way looking for them at the moment. You could have passed him in the street!!
I'm in Denmark for the next 3 weeks delivering training and staying out of the way, that way I won't open my big gob and talk myself out of another job. Actually it's fun being back in the job market, if only more companies paid interview expenses I could make a reasonable living. Were the terracotta warriors good? Of course when youi're my age you remember the original terracotta figures....Bill and Ben the flower pot men. They were always saying "Flobalobba" usually just after a little weed!!!! Ah, the influence of the Sixties.
Have fun
Ken
Hi Chuck, it's been a while since I last checked in, I've been busy flying, mainly in the firms time!! The sale of the business hasn't gone too well so I've got time on my hands these days. It's probably time to consider another move, a bit soon after the last but as you know I'm not good at tolerance, I need my job satisaction. Just don't be rushing back too soon to take me up on that job offer, not that you appear to missing work....and who could blame you, it's a vastly over-rated concept. Enjoy..
Alistair
Say hi to Kasumi if you see her. Our toilet seat here is heated if you get on soon enough after someone else has been on, not sure what is good about that, always feels weird to me.
Its sunny here, nearly summer! See you soon.
Beth
Stop it with the Shen mue.
Just stop it.
Japan is crazy, definetly returning, who couldn`t miss the heated toilets seats, but South America was pretty amazing too!!
Jon
yeah you remember that day, the day when the rain turned to snow? do you remember seeing a black car?
japan sounds really interesting. it's the first place you've been i want to go see. can't believe you've survived those coffin beds! they sound pretty weird but i suppose it's only one step on from sleeping above the cab of a motor caravan....
Alistair
こんにちは
glad to hear you are having lots of fun in Japan.could you pick me up a robot dog, they sound cool, not sure what the cats would think. Missing you. Did you see that man? The man with the scar from that night? You could get a job moving boxes by the docks if you need money.
Roger
Hello you,
Looks like IT at work have managed to allow access to everything. It won't last, so I'll try and make the most of it. Well, come on, if I can't read yopur blogs at work, when can I read 'em?
Sounds like your having a great time. Obvoiusly for SPIE Matthew Hall and HR it's just one big party (ahem, perhaps not). You'll be surpirsesd to hear the football team have won promotion and are in a SPIE tournament in May, in France (oui, oui, it's true!). Lots of people are still asking after you (correction, they're saying "if only Beth was still in HR"). You've got fans girl!
Keep having fun and I'll catch up with you soon. Now for 30mins looking at the photos (it's a hard life!)
karen
hey missy dunc gave me your blog all looks fab ! And your dad says you are going to see uncle charles ,what can i say! enjoy enjoy enjoy love you lots the hopes xxx