Wednesday, 30 September 2009
We arrived in Hanoi safely and on time this afternoon. There were signs of severe flooding in the countryside around the city. Our hotel is fine, exceeds expectations! The area surrounding the hotel is chaotic to say the least. Irene is suffering from Culture Shock.
The helpful front deskman has told us to expect 20 fellow travellers mostly British.
The helpful front deskman has told us to expect 20 fellow travellers mostly British.
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Tomorrow we leave Hong Kong for Hanoi. We have enjoyed a wonderful time here with our generous hosts The Rev. Peter Ellis and his wife Judi. Our sincere thanks to them both for making our visit so memorable.
It was lovely to meet up with so many old friends and for Irene to make so many new friends.
Monday, 28 September 2009
Sunday, 27 September 2009
Saturday, 26 September 2009
Lost in translation...
At the hairdressers: after having my haircut the young man who I assumed was about to dry my asked "you ready for wince"? I thought "wince, am I ready for wince?" What was expected of me? "wince?" I asked again. "Missy like her hair winced before dwy?" Then the penny dropped, up I got and walked to the basin where I had my hair RINSED.
At the hairdressers: after having my haircut the young man who I assumed was about to dry my asked "you ready for wince"? I thought "wince, am I ready for wince?" What was expected of me? "wince?" I asked again. "Missy like her hair winced before dwy?" Then the penny dropped, up I got and walked to the basin where I had my hair RINSED.
Monday, 21 September 2009
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