August 30, 2011
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For all my friends, where ever you may be
Awww reading my besties blog about friends living all over the world really sent shivers through my heart. I know the feelings she described all too well...emails, and facebook are great, skype is AMAZING, but there is nothing that beats laughing, chatting, crying, over coffee, vinos and baking. Old friends know everything, words don't even need to be exchanged and they already know how you feel. Oh, And one of the best things, the hugs. The hugs, the hugs, the hugs.
We all live all over the world now, and whilst I would give anything to have us all in one place together, theres something incredibly special about the reunions we have but also about the fact that these friendships have now spanned not only oceans but years and years.
Bee: here' s a wee memory just for you. I love you and miss you dearly xxxxx
We all live all over the world now, and whilst I would give anything to have us all in one place together, theres something incredibly special about the reunions we have but also about the fact that these friendships have now spanned not only oceans but years and years.
Bee: here' s a wee memory just for you. I love you and miss you dearly xxxxx
(oh and did you realise we have now officially been friends for over 20 years.....20 years!!!)
Some tips for unprepared campers
1. Lilos make quite satisfactory beds.
2. Fellow campers often have useful tools such as bottle openers and hammers.
3. Best phone ahead to check if camping grounds hire out tents.
4. If the response to the above is negative, opt not to buy the cheapest tent which is also on sale (very likely to break).
5. In emergency lack of heating situations, human body heat works a treat.
6. Oyster cards may prove to work as a knife.
7. Forks make decent spoons.
8. Hand sanitizer is a must.
9. Firestarters are a must when using the bbq. Plastic plates also make a good fan to speed up the process.
10. A positive outlook and 'can do' attitude will get you through any mishaps along the way.
(and its all worth it in the end).
2. Fellow campers often have useful tools such as bottle openers and hammers.
3. Best phone ahead to check if camping grounds hire out tents.
4. If the response to the above is negative, opt not to buy the cheapest tent which is also on sale (very likely to break).
5. In emergency lack of heating situations, human body heat works a treat.
6. Oyster cards may prove to work as a knife.
7. Forks make decent spoons.
8. Hand sanitizer is a must.
9. Firestarters are a must when using the bbq. Plastic plates also make a good fan to speed up the process.
10. A positive outlook and 'can do' attitude will get you through any mishaps along the way.
(and its all worth it in the end).
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