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Nov 27, 2006 11:26 as a reply to  @ post 2170563 |  #1231

No thanksgiving dinner traditions over in this part of the world.

So how was your dinner? Was the turkey good?


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Nov 27, 2006 14:23 as a reply to  @ tommykjensen's post |  #1232

Is it too late to to express interrest? I really want to go, and have the means. Any open spots? Thanks


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Nov 27, 2006 14:53 |  #1233

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Is it too late to to express interrest? I really want to go, and have the means. Any open spots? Thanks

Shame, but we are all full up this time. I reckon we could have filled the trip twice, but a small group is better for this kind of thing to ensure we all have the best experience. There may be another Africa trip at some stage; certainly I would hope at least one a year.

Maybe there could also be an India or similar trip Jan/Feb 2008? There is some fantastic wildlife to be seen there and I have mainly missed it when I have been before. Lots more too of course and a real experience of a lifetime.


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Nov 27, 2006 16:52 as a reply to  @ post 2170563 |  #1234

Hi folks! Been away from the forum for a few days visiting the family in Michigan for Thanksgiving.

Glad to hear you're all taken care of and ready to go, Patrick! Wouldn't have been the same without you!

Hope the rest of the US contingent had a good holiday and that our friends over the big blue are doing well!


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Nov 27, 2006 19:04 as a reply to  @ post 2170563 |  #1235

Hello all! I had a wonderful Thanksgiving. This was year 17 (I think) of a group of friends who started getting together in lieu of family that was out of town. There are six of us who have always been there and there are always others who are invited to join when we discover they have no plans. We eat ourselves silly and always go 'round the table expressing what we're grateful for that year.... and then we move on to a variety of games and laugh ourselves silly into the night. I look forward to this get together every year.

India in 2008? Not sure my finances could handle another trip that soon.... now 2009... :D


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Nov 27, 2006 22:36 |  #1236

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No thanksgiving dinner traditions over in this part of the world.

So how was your dinner? Was the turkey good?

turkey was lovely.. for some strange reason my aunt wanted me to pay attention to the gravy preparation... she thought I could learn how to do it... (optomistic woman that she is).. but, all the children were there my cousin's two new stepkids are horrible hide and seek players so I spent about an hour pointing them in the right hiding places.. (you'd think an eight year old would know to hide in a bathtub?:confused: ;) ).. I miss family. More and more when I go home and It's just gets icky saying goodbye to the little ones..

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Shame, but we are all full up this time. I reckon we could have filled the trip twice, but a small group is better for this kind of thing to ensure we all have the best experience. There may be another Africa trip at some stage; certainly I would hope at least one a year.

Maybe there could also be an India or similar trip Jan/Feb 2008? There is some fantastic wildlife to be seen there and I have mainly missed it when I have been before. Lots more too of course and a real experience of a lifetime.

raising hand!!! me!!... I like the idea of India.. or Spain, Or Greece... What about South America.. have you ever been?...

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Nov 28, 2006 13:34 |  #1237

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raising hand!!! me!!... I like the idea of India.. or Spain, Or Greece... What about South America.. have you ever been?...

India would be tough for US people as is so far to go. Parts of South America could be an option. I have some friends just got bacl from Mexico and loved it. I have several South America places on my 50 things to do before I'm 50 list but can't remember which they are now.


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Nov 28, 2006 13:50 as a reply to  @ condyk's post |  #1238

No problem.. My employer laughed when I ask him today. It was a "you go, you're fired" kind of laugh, so maybe the India trip might work... who knows at this point.


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Nov 28, 2006 14:21 |  #1239

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India would be tough for US people as is so far to go. Parts of South America could be an option. I have some friends just got bacl from Mexico and loved it. I have several South America places on my 50 things to do before I'm 50 list but can't remember which they are now.

South America holds an appeal for me.. I wouldn't be opposed to going to India.. (how much further is it really than Africa).. But, in all fairness I should probably get through this winter, Africa and my next move before I start planning another trip.. It seems i'm becoming somewhat of a gypsy... I still love the idea of Greece or Iceland though.... decisions. decisions...

when do you turn fifty?...;)


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Nov 28, 2006 14:25 |  #1240

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when do you turn fifty?...;)

When I've done my 50 things, they I die ;-)a


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Nov 28, 2006 14:33 |  #1241

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When I've done my 50 things, they I die ;-)a

Hmm I think someone removed the birthyear in the profile :p


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Nov 28, 2006 14:42 as a reply to  @ tommykjensen's post |  #1242

million dollar question--- Who's older ? Dave or Tommy?..


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Nov 28, 2006 14:47 |  #1243

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million dollar question--- Who's older ? Dave or Tommy?..

Hehe. Are you going to bring the million to Africa :lol: I know the answer :p

Actually one day I wanted to see what age the 6 of us were so noted all down. Except for Pat. His birthday or age is not in the profile.


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Nov 28, 2006 15:15 |  #1244

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Hehe. Are you going to bring the million to Africa :lol: I know the answer :p

Actually one day I wanted to see what age the 6 of us were so noted all down. Except for Pat. His birthday or age is not in the profile.

soooo... who's the oldest?.. :D .. I already know i'm the baby of the group.. :rolleyes:


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Nov 28, 2006 15:16 as a reply to  @ post 2170563 |  #1245

Who's oldest depend on Pat's age

24,40,43,48,52,?


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