> penmike2005@yahoo.ca said...
>> I've met a few people that I've chatted with on line and have had
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> get across to Cambridge, 'cos I don't mind driving for hours at a
> time and frequently do so.
> I agree, some of the best friendships start out "online". :)
>
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> Maybe Fig, and I could meet in your end of the country and we could all have
> a girls weekend. Would be awesome!
Wishing isn't going to make it happen but I do love you, Penny.
You're awesome.
I was thinking of you on Sunday night when I was erm..."jiving" to the movie
song that won at the Oscars.
I was picturing you and I er...dancing and butting butts and waving our arms in
the air and having lots of giggles.
I don't want to post it (Bob would have a connyption :p ) it's described here
<http://www.edmontonsun.com/Entertainment/Music/2006/03/06/1475147-sun.html>
Sorry if I disappoint; it's not you, it's me, for what I think are good reasons.
Hugs
J
Pen - 07 Mar 2006 12:15 GMT
>> I agree, some of the best friendships start out "online". :)
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> Hugs
> J
Awwwww........ I'm sad, but I understand......... and respect you so no
worries.......was a nice thought though. :)
Now, I'm not so sure about the dancing part though. <giggle> I can just
picture that. What a site!! LOL
Penny
penmike2005@yahoo.ca said...
> > penmike2005@yahoo.ca said...
> >> I've met a few people that I've chatted with on line and have had
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> plane and fly over there for a weekend visit. :) Have never been to the UK
> or outside of North America for that matter.
So...? You know where the airports are... :-)
> I agree, some of the best friendships start out "online". :)
>
> Told Fig, she's can come visit here anytime too. Maybe when the weather
> get's better we can arrange something as a girls weekend or something and
> meet somewhere. That would be fun!!
Wouldn't it be lovely not to have to worry about money, and just hop on
a plane at nil notice. I'd nip down to Heathrow and pop across to the
Americas for the weekend every now and then. As it is, life isn't that
good to me, so can I ask you to please take plenty of photos when you
and Fig meet up? Then you can shove 'em up on a website and the rest of
us can imagine we were there with you.

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Emily, dreaming
figgertoes - 08 Mar 2006 01:29 GMT
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> Emily, dreaming
Time/Money, Money/Time - seems like when you get one, you lose the
other. I'm pretty strung out from lack of time now. But, hey, maybe
we could meet half-way! What say you? Newfoundland? Greenland? <g>
Wasn't it Laphroaig you were praising? I found 10 year old for $40 &
15 year-old for $70. Have you had either/both of those?
Recommendation?
Fig
Emily - 09 Mar 2006 23:50 GMT
figtoes@yahoo.com said...
> > penmike2005@yahoo.ca said...
> > Wouldn't it be lovely not to have to worry about money, and just hop on
> > a plane at nil notice. I'd nip down to Heathrow and pop across to the
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> other. I'm pretty strung out from lack of time now. But, hey, maybe
> we could meet half-way! What say you? Newfoundland? Greenland? <g>
Hmm. Nice idea but for one small thing... well OK, several small
things. They're called pounds over here :-(
> Wasn't it Laphroaig you were praising? I found 10 year old for $40 &
> 15 year-old for $70. Have you had either/both of those?
> Recommendation?
I'd go for the cheaper one simply because it's cheaper. Either way
you'll get a very good quality whisky and if you find you're not keen
it's daft to waste more dollars than you need to. My husband doesn't
care for Laphroaig (all the more for me); I reckon to sip it rather than
drink it (if you see what I mean) because it's too darned pricey to
quaff. Of course, if you find you really don't like it, I'll happily
send you my address... ;-)

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clifto - 10 Mar 2006 09:28 GMT
> Hmm. Nice idea but for one small thing... well OK, several small
> things. They're called pounds over here :-(
But you rightpondians spend money by the pound, so you should have lots!
Of course the richest country on Earth is Ireland, because its capital
is always Dublin.

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Emily - 10 Mar 2006 22:17 GMT
clifto@gmail.com said...
> > Hmm. Nice idea but for one small thing... well OK, several small
> > things. They're called pounds over here :-(
>
> But you rightpondians spend money by the pound, so you should have lots!
Unfortunately all my spare pounds are around my midriff :-(
> Of course the richest country on Earth is Ireland, because its capital
> is always Dublin.
Ehwot? Oh, I see! D'uh, blonde moment there for a bit. Must be muddle
age setting in.
Pen - 08 Mar 2006 19:45 GMT
> Wouldn't it be lovely not to have to worry about money, and just hop
> on a plane at nil notice. I'd nip down to Heathrow and pop across to
> the Americas for the weekend every now and then. As it is, life
> isn't that good to me, so can I ask you to please take plenty of
> photos when you and Fig meet up? Then you can shove 'em up on a
> website and the rest of us can imagine we were there with you.
If it happens, for sure we would post them! Sure hope so, one day soon!
Penny