Sounds like great experience and your six weeks are going to fly!!! I should be sleeping right now but its 31 degrees (at 11:30pm)!!! Crazy.
xx
Rachel
Wow... I know many people who would like to adopt the whole inlaw-avoiding policy! I guess the whole placement-organising set-up does explain the confusion... Don't be scared, I'm sure you'll have an amazing time and learn loads of interesting things. Talking of interesting things, today I am going to a one hour teaching session on how to use the new blood glucose monitors that SUHT are investing in... Oh joy. xxx
Benj
.........after a male marries he is not allowed any interaction with his inlaws at all - it is seen as a social taboo!!!...........should I state the obvious? With my background is it appropriate for me to adopt Aborigine social norms?
Tilly
Well this is my first venture onto the exciting travellers blog...you sound like you're having a great time! I'm working late today so I'm trying to be as unconstructive as possible until I have to leave for work in a bit *boooo*! Your first missed choir rehearsal was amusing in that we couldn't be in the normal room and I ended up playing the violin because we had no piano where we were...classic tilly moment!
Much love, will watch this space for updates, Frank sends his love (he's developed a liking for asparagus ends and blackberries...good taste tortoise), I'm sure shezz would send his love if he got his head from out of his arse...I definitely send love, hugs and not so much sunshine xxxxxx
Benj
Happy Australia day to Alexxx and all....
Vicks
Well don't you look happy in sunglasses and a strappy pink top. I've forgotten what sun or strappy tops look like. It's 8am on a rather overcast, drizzly Sunday morning in Southampton. And you say you miss us.... Enjoy Australia Day in Alice Springs!!!!! xxx
Rachel
Hope the BBQ went well and you ate lots of food on sticks!!!
xxx
Rah
tee hee...well there you go!!!
I'd say that removes any vestige of reason not to know it off by heart!!
Alexx was subjected to this tune daily until she was seven months old. Played regularly on Singapore radio and TV and often heard out in the streets.
God Save the Queen! That's what I say....
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Rah
eeeeeee! So exciting!!!!
Is your stopover Singapore...? I'm so rubbish I can't remember...but i can tell you about the limping child...? Tempting I know!!!
Here's the Singaporian (is that even a word?) national anthem for you learn anyways...I expect a full rendition with a didgeridoo accompaniment upon your return....!!!
Mari kita rakyat Singapura Sama-sama menuju bahagia Cita-cita kita yang mulia Berjaya Singapura
Marilah kita bersatu Dengan semangat yang baru Semua kita berseru Majulah Singapura Majulah Singapura
Marilah kita bersatu Dengan semangat yang baru Semua kita berseru Majulah Singapura Majulah Singapura
Come, fellow Singaporeans Let us progress towards happiness together May our noble aspiration bring Singapore success
Come, let us unite In a new spirit Let our voices soar as one Onward Singapore Onward Singapore
Come, let us unite In a new spirit Let our voices soar as one Onward Singapore Onward Singapore
Love you honey xXx
The Man
Have a great trip. Keep in touch
Rachel
Thinking of you today! Hope you have a good flight. xox
