Unawatuna, Sri Lanka
An average day in Sri Lanka
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Trincomalee, Sri Lanka
Hikkaduwa, Sri Lanka
mum funny funny and lovely - cant wait!!!xxxxxxxxx
Mr Church I am certainly used to having rats and monkey's living in my house. They have not been around so much of late, but they tend to come around in the summer. Would appreciate if you could not tell your friends about me - Ifind that one wife is sufficient.
N. Celia. Buddha Saranai to you Sydney what yet again a super blog, I must I would love to experience their lovely freindly traditions, at the age I am I am sure and being your Nan, I would be treated pretty well. well done in joining in with the Families, with their celebrations, especially the new year,bring some of that peace and happiness back with you,My! do you deserve it, LOADS OF LOVE.XXXXXX.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
sport meets, moniters and coffee (yum)
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Unawatuna, Sri Lanka
mum Roll on 8 weeks cant wait to visit your 'home'! And visit all your haunts lyl xxxx
Nanny Celia Another fantastic blog, I swam along with the feeling that I was right their with you Sydney, That make's you a very good writer. Hope by now that your ankle is so much stronger. As you speak that Sri-Lanka is for this moment your home, you most certainly filled your memory box the right way, visions of there will come to when you are back, Specially when studying, and you will have a big grin on your face.loads of love and hugs.
N. Celia. Hi Dear Sydney, Well Sri-Lanka for you is coming to an end, not to say that you won't visit there again.I have a feeling that may happen. so as you are now looking forward to friends coming out to see you, also your trip to India before you come home. i just thought i would add another msg. i think I have said, most that I can say, so enjoy the rest of your journey, keep safe, and well. see you in Devon. much love, and big hugs.
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N Celia Thank you as always Syd. for sharing with me your life in Sri-Lanka, i could print so many out to gaze at times, the thing is my walls would be covered. lots of love.
re: waddy waddy waddy waddyyy
N. Celia keep all these spices in your memory box, for mum and I so we can cook with them or make up the potions.
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N.Celia. hi Syd, so enjoying looking at the grass root! where you are, the food i would love, the people you have met, have so much kindness in their eyes. you have wonderful life time of memories
re: thambili
sydney no not this one, it's the men in galle who check out my packages before i do
re: Post office man, he sends off all of our letters
sydney Next time I see another one of him strolling along i'll get one to bring back
re: Posing with Siddartha
mum so thats how they do it - could be a good sideline syd could be what camden needs
re: palm reader
Sydney has not added a travel plan yet
mum Super duper my lovely - so enjoyed our trip to Sri Lanka thankyou so much for showing us lots of things i wouldnt have seen or experienced (well wash being quite high on the list :)) - enjoy your last leg - cant wait for you to be home xxx
N.Celia. Hi Sydney!fantastic blog, as mr.p. says.a beard would be good while travelling in India, just try and look old and ugly! Not as beautiful as you are how about like a tramp? Well done with the sharks I learnt to water ski in shark infested waters, and was told if we fell in to just keep still. Well? I stayed up on those skis out of fear.survival will be stay as being part of your being! As you must just stay aware of all. What an amazing and fantastic life you have experienced I Sri-Lanka.As mum says we all can't wait to see you back home safe and sound. Hugs.xxxxxxxxx
sydney no worries i've had much practice looking like a tramp this year i'm sure i can pull it out the bag for the last bit, see you soon!