And how wonderful it is! We're staying in this cottage on a farm by a lake high in the mountains. We're IN the clouds! So beautiful, the only noises are the birds singing and the drip drop of rain on our metal roof. Back to the sun tomorrow-off to see the jack-ass penguins, if I don't see at least a 360 or meet steve-o i'm demanding my money back ;-) arriving back in cape town for the weekend tomorrow evening. More then x x x k
First they after leaving the hotel. Amazing. Twenty four hours travel with about four hours snatched sleep and this... Sights like this banish tiredness as surely as it was never there. Cape town we love you already. X Mr and Mrs
This Mr and Mrs would like to thank everyone for such a wonderful day. As far as beginings to maried life go, they don't get much better than this. We're jetting off now to sunnier climes but our thoughts and thanks are with every one of you who shared our day yesterday. Much love and thanks from Mr and Mrs TBF x x x
In just a few days we will be off to sunnier climes. The weather for the days ahead is clear skies, 30's temps and good times. *Disclaimer- bbc weather doesn't predict times, good or otherwise-i'm just assuming that part ;-) only a little post today, felt i needed to share the sunshine! X x x
There are the shoes I am going to treat myself to. I think they kick ass. I'll also take this opportunity to thank everyone who togged out for the poultry party on saturday night. From the moment we opened the door to the madness that was Bon Ga www.bonGa.ie the night was destined for the story books. Highlights included the poor confused waitress who seemed to think I was marrying John...oh John, who knows what might have been? To the hot, sweat filled room that pulsed with the 'singing' that filled it. Never one for the trappings of tradition, i none the less enjoyed this one and am grateful for the love of family and friends that was shown on the night. You are all amazing. X x x k
In times of great stress and emotional hiccups, there is little that can sooth the soul like chocolate. This is especially true of the group who last week completed their goal of driving to Africa in a lorry powered by fuel that started life as chocolate. Andy Pag and John Grimshaw undertook the eight week journey to highlight awareness for bio fuels. They travelled across France, Spain, Morocco and Mauritania on the way to Mali. If you were to weigh it up though- eight weeks powering a lorry to Africa is not quite as impressive as stopping me having a complete melt down! ;-)
We are the kittens...we like to purr...and play with things... Aren't we lovely! K and TBF get to meet us next monday! Woo!
