Sean and Nick. Welcome back. Lawrence and I enjoyed meeting you guys in Norway. I especially enjoyed having you call home from our phones. Mom & dad must have been surprised. After I returned home I suggested to both of my sons, who are in college, that they should do something similar. What a great memory it must be. Enjoy the holidays with your families. Then go out and get jobs... again:)

Doug

It's now November 19, 2007 and we have heard your clear voice back in the good ole' USA and I must say, its fantastic to have you guys back! What a great Thanksgiving Day it will be with the two of you back home. Thanks for all the great pictures and wonderful laughs. We very much enjoyed taking the journey with you through this awesome online journal. I hope you find a way of keeping this little piece of history in tact as it will provide sweet memories for many years.

Nick! It's taken me this long to figure out what's all on this website! So I finally know whats going on in all the blogs you have written and all that stuff. The videos were pretty funny too, I miss hearing that laugh of yours :( Can't wait to see you in a few weeks. Be safe and have fun! Much love, Natalie p.s. My exams are finally over with for now and I threw one back for ya like you said ha :)

Good Morning! Don't say I didn't warn you about the Italian saints. Hopefully St. Anthony's body parts have remained inside the church unlike St .Cat's of Sienna head rolling down the streets.Sean please try to see the Medici Chapel and take the tour .It is awesome. And if you bump into Christian or Paola say ciao for me. Looking forward to your return home. Love youmuch!

I'm glad you two had a good Hungarian bathhouse experience in Budapest - I lost at least 2 years of my life from mine being hustled by burly Hungarian women who would not surrender a towel to save our lives. And the labyrinth under the castle? Scary - I lost another year in there, especially in the pitch black room. Miss you a lot - can't wait to see you at Christmas - which PS start looking for the Christkindl markts in Germany/Czech Repub./Austria - they are charming and gluhwien (spiced wine) is deliciosa

Hey Seen and Nick

Finally I found this site. Very nice pics. In Chicago we would say, "Lugidat overdare. I tink doze are da feeyords over by dare. We doan got any a doze in da city a Chicago." Let me know if you ever need your formalwear and I'll be glad to ship it to you all cleaned and pressed. Stay in touch.

I think i could live in the mountains near Fusson. I want snow so bad right now. Did you find Dracula on Haloween? steve, luke, and i were 70's bowlers. Basically tight pastel pants and matching old bowling shirts....sean it would have been right up your alley. glad you guys are having a good time. ~Shelp

I will be the first to confess that I laughed out loud at 'Niagara Fjalls' AND sent it to Mike because it is right up his alley. We were just talking about a Monty Python line... something like "That parrot is not dead. Perhaps he's pining for the Fiords". But, those pics were beautiful and I think I've discovered a spot that should be on my must-see list!

Hi Nick, Have a hilarious Halloween and be sure to trick n'treat!!! I enjoyed reading about your visits to Prague and Budapest - very interesting cities I'm sure. We have not visited either one.

just got back from chicago, so checked your blog, sean. saw you were in prague. getting very close to your roots although they now are separate countries. maybe some of the foods will remind you of xmas eve dinner. enjoy it all. keep safe

Duck fight is my favorite video by far! Destructo coming out! You should have aimed harder so you wouln't have had to pay for dinner that night! Sean, hope you had a great birthday!

Hi Nicholas:

We have been reading about your trips to the various cities. You do a super job in your writing. It is easy reading. It sounds as though you are enjoying the food. Saw Nathan & Natalie on our trip to SC. They are doing well - they learned from their brother.

Have you set a departure date yet? Stay healthy. Hope to see you during the Holidays. Grandpa Miller