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Reply #30 posted 01/11/07 5:26pm

applekisses

Nick...these are beautiful smile I'm so glad you had such a wonderful time smile
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Reply #31 posted 01/11/07 6:39pm

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I hope your kids look like Mon. biggrin
This one's for you.
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Reply #32 posted 01/11/07 6:45pm

thedribbler

Oh, it looks like you had a really dull time. You must be from one of the ex colonies, right?
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Reply #33 posted 01/11/07 8:07pm

Fauxie

CortestheKiller said:

I hope your kids look like Mon. biggrin


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Me too. lol
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Reply #34 posted 01/11/07 8:09pm

Fauxie

I think I should reply to everyone individually. smile
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Reply #35 posted 01/11/07 8:11pm

Fauxie

Natisse said:

Nick they're AWESOME pictures!!! woot! so glad you two had a great time hug beautiful photo's! xo


Thanks Natisse. hug And I know you were disappointed we didn't arrange to meet you. I can only say I'm sorry and hope somehow you understand. It's a fault in me.

Oh, and sorry about that 'likes to brutally murder prostitutes' comment. lol
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Reply #36 posted 01/11/07 8:12pm

Fauxie

Shanti1 said:

Very nice pics Nick!!!


I am so glad that it all went well and that Mon got a chance to see your home!!

Very awesome!!
She is very beautiful!!

hug

So glad that you took some memorable pics that you can forver look back on and remember that special experience that you shared together.


Thanks Val. hug We're going to get the pics printed up soon. These will actually be the first hard copies of pics we've had for years.
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Reply #37 posted 01/11/07 8:25pm

Fauxie

Ok, it would be horribly self-indulgent to reply to all the posts separately (unlike the rest of this thread), so this makes more sense:

BlueOrchid: Thanks. I drank a lot of tea on the trip, and even with milk sometimes. eek I just thought "hell, why not?" Maybe I'm not such a tea snob after all.

Jers: Yep. Back since the 5th. Back to family drama and some perfect weather right now. Sums up my life in Thailand pretty well actually. lol How are you?

Heiress: Thank you. Yes, despite me the overall attractiveness average ends up still quite high. lol

SureThing: We had a ball. Thank you. That was during a long walk up the hill that my father dragged us on.

Carrie: Thanks. hug I was bummed that I forgot to fix my camera before the trip. I don't think the pics turned out too badly though considering I had to use my father's old 2MP camera. Was very happy with them in the end. smile

Shanna: Thank you. hug

Virginie: Thank you. I did me best. smile

Apples: Hello you! And thank you! Words can't explain how amazing it was to be back with my family and with Mon there! It was surreal. Just having breakfast the way we do in the UK, or stopping for a pint in a pub whilst out driving round the Cotswolds was great. Everything took on an extra meaning and was more enjoyable for seeing it through Mon's eyes for the first time. That and we just had a ball going to London and stuff.

dribbler: ex-colonies? lol no. But you're right, it was dull as anything. woot!
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Reply #38 posted 01/11/07 8:28pm

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Those are great!
I love to see more!
No More Haters on the Internet.
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Reply #39 posted 01/11/07 8:33pm

Fauxie

littlemissG said:

Those are great!
I love to see more!



Thanks G. Give me a few mins. I'll see what I can do. smile
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Reply #40 posted 01/11/07 9:12pm

Fauxie

ok, last lot smile

xmas tree in the lounge at my parents' house:



visiting the vineyard where my brother bought my father a vine for his birthday. He has a sign with his name on it in one of the rows, but just gets deals on the wine, of course, rather than actually owning a vine and only getting his wine from those particular grapes. lol



My father and I:



The London Eye and Thames river again:



Mon outside the front of my parents' house in her winter get-up:



My father and mother at a Thai restaurant in Cheltenham the night before our flight back to Thailand:

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Reply #41 posted 01/12/07 12:22am

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cool pics! do you miss living in the u.k. at all or was it nice to be there but glad to be home?
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Reply #42 posted 01/12/07 1:20am

HamsterHuey

Great pics, mate.

Agree with Mach; that soft focus is applied right. Esp the cab pic.

Even though she looks like; "Take me hooooome" LoL
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Reply #43 posted 01/12/07 9:04am

Spookymuffin

Mon is gorgeous, Nick.

Glad you enjoyed home soil. smile

I'll see you in Thailand. lurking
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Reply #44 posted 01/12/07 6:40pm

Fauxie

Spookymuffin said:

Mon is gorgeous, Nick.

Glad you enjoyed home soil. smile

I'll see you in Thailand. lurking


Cheers!

It's a gorgeous morning here. I no longer yearn for the (mildly) cold weather of England. I've had my fill. smile
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Reply #45 posted 01/13/07 12:29am

Spookymuffin

Fauxie said:

Spookymuffin said:

Mon is gorgeous, Nick.

Glad you enjoyed home soil. smile

I'll see you in Thailand. lurking


Cheers!

It's a gorgeous morning here. I no longer yearn for the (mildly) cold weather of England. I've had my fill. smile


England's not cold enough these days...just miserable - it sucks!
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Reply #46 posted 01/13/07 1:53am

Fauxie

Spookymuffin said:

Fauxie said:



Cheers!

It's a gorgeous morning here. I no longer yearn for the (mildly) cold weather of England. I've had my fill. smile


England's not cold enough these days...just miserable - it sucks!


I was surprised how mild it was. Mon was trying to go out without a jacket on, though I insisted she did. It was only 8 or 9 degrees colder than here most days (that is, compared to the mornings here this time of year).

I didn't find it miserable because I was on holiday. smile
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Reply #47 posted 01/13/07 3:28am

Spookymuffin

Fauxie said:

Spookymuffin said:



England's not cold enough these days...just miserable - it sucks!


I was surprised how mild it was. Mon was trying to go out without a jacket on, though I insisted she did. It was only 8 or 9 degrees colder than here most days (that is, compared to the mornings here this time of year).

I didn't find it miserable because I was on holiday. smile


Ok - well it is now you've left. Grey and rainy! I like freezing but sunny.
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Reply #48 posted 01/13/07 3:49am

Fauxie

Spookymuffin said:

Fauxie said:



I was surprised how mild it was. Mon was trying to go out without a jacket on, though I insisted she did. It was only 8 or 9 degrees colder than here most days (that is, compared to the mornings here this time of year).

I didn't find it miserable because I was on holiday. smile


Ok - well it is now you've left. Grey and rainy! I like freezing but sunny.


Perfect timing then. I like it cold and sunny too. The weather was like that nearly every day when I went to NZ in the winter. Not sure if it's always like that, but it was great.
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Reply #49 posted 01/13/07 3:59am

Fauxie

Christopher said:

cool pics! do you miss living in the u.k. at all or was it nice to be there but glad to be home?


I got a little emotional on the plane back because I missed my parents and how much fun we'd been having staying there. Every time I'd been back in the last 6 years I was so caught up in missing Mon and wanting the time to fly by so I could get back to her that I, rather shamefully perhaps, never missed my parents or felt bad when leaving. This time she was with me and I wanted to stay there longer. I think I also realised that I've been neglecting my parents while living out here, not emailing enough, let alone phoning them (which I hardly ever did). It just suddenly struck me how disconnected over the last few years I'd become with their day to day lives, for 6 weeks having spent time with them again seeing how they live, what they do, where they go, how they feel about things, and made me wonder if I could have spent even more time with them while I was there. To be honest, I felt pretty down for a few days when I got back here, but have settled back in now. Mon shared lots of the same feelings as myself and we just had to cheer each other up. It's a testament to what an amazing time we had and how good my parents were (and are) to us.
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Reply #50 posted 01/13/07 4:23am

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Great to see your pics. Very nice cool

This is a great shot of your wife...



I bet she's thinking, "One more Guinness? One more Guinness my arse! But I love ya so I'll just stare at you with this pretty face as a subtle gesture to get your skates on!"

I like the one of her in the cab and at the tea shop too. So glad you introduced her to grass roots football as well thumbs up! That's my boy lol

The one of your father on Cleeve Hill is a beautiful frame. It so quintessentially speaks of rural England. It's deserves to be larger in size.

This one's nice also...


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Reply #51 posted 01/13/07 6:00am

Fauxie

senik said:

Great to see your pics. Very nice cool

This is a great shot of your wife...



I bet she's thinking, "One more Guinness? One more Guinness my arse! But I love ya so I'll just stare at you with this pretty face as a subtle gesture to get your skates on!"

I like the one of her in the cab and at the tea shop too. So glad you introduced her to grass roots football as well thumbs up! That's my boy lol

The one of your father on Cleeve Hill is a beautiful frame. It so quintessentially speaks of rural England. It's deserves to be larger in size.

This one's nice also...



Thanks Senik. I really like that one of Mon too. And I think the other one's a particularly nice pic of my parents.

Mon loved the football, but there was some guy with a santa hat in front of us blocking her view some of the time. Cheltenham played some great football and went two up before half time only to surrender two goals, the second in the final minute. doh! Still, good times.

About the larger size of the trees pic, I wish it were in better resolution, but unfortunately my father's camera is only 2MP with a maximum size of 1600 x 1200. Shoulda remembered to fix my camera. sad
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