Re: To susan Fiddlesticks

[Guest guest]

Hi Kat,

G'morning! Thanks for the hello. Glad to hear you are finished and

on to holidays, well earned, I hope!

It's never too late to post pix. I'm thinking of uploading a 3rd

year anniversary picture myself.

> Hi susan. How are you? I hope you are keeping well!

>

> I just mentioned to cammie that you guys will have to forgive me

ive

> been tied up with assessments at uni and have only now had the

> chance to reply to your messages. Glad you liked the photos and

> thanks btw! Bit late on the uploading but we got there in the

end,

> 3 years down the line. lol. never mind ey.

>

> Anyway i best go and find food - hungar strikes!!! I will try to

> check in a little more often (she says) now im on summer holidays

> Woooowhooooo!!!!!!!!

>

>

> Take care

>

> Kind regards

>

> Kat_UK

[Guest guest]

Hi susan

yep i would say a well earned holiday hehe. Still not finding much

time to get reading through whats happening on the site tho. i

dont know where time goes!!! I hope your enjoying the summer and

have better weather where you are than here in england in the rain

typical british weather for you!!!!

Take care

Kind regards

Kat_uk

> > Hi susan. How are you? I hope you are keeping well!

> >

> > I just mentioned to cammie that you guys will have to forgive me

> ive

> > been tied up with assessments at uni and have only now had the

> > chance to reply to your messages. Glad you liked the photos and

> > thanks btw! Bit late on the uploading but we got there in the

> end,

> > 3 years down the line. lol. never mind ey.

> >

> > Anyway i best go and find food - hungar strikes!!! I will try to

> > check in a little more often (she says) now im on summer

holidays

> > Woooowhooooo!!!!!!!!

> >

> >

> > Take care

> >

> > Kind regards

> >

> > Kat_UK

[Guest guest]

(clink) the sound of me cheersing you for your 3rd anniversary!

Congratulations. Good luck with the Esure! Blurbbbb!!!!!!!! lol.

thanks for the detailed info and plug for traveling ireland. I will

look full of knowlegde when my house mate returns and i question her

on the where abouts of these places. WOO WOO. I have been invited

to stay at her families house so i shall be questioning them too and

bugging them to take me there. Thanks for the tips! hehe.

Ahh burren. I think i know what you mean now. We have one on

our " north york moors " well i think it is one. Its called " mallam

Cove " very out of space like. Just rocks no greenary. Its almost

like a giant footpath that goes on and on and on....... Theres this

other area on the moors too with standing stones wich was where the

land at one stage stood and has been worn away around it. These

stones are built up in layers (like you mentioned, posh word by the

way i should know that having studied geography for years and years,

OPPS!) anyway they are like a good hills climb above the level of

the land it stands at now. It amazes me - the power of nature!

Brrrrrrilliant! Im glad to hear that you got to see the giants

causeway. By the sounds of it, its very popular. That will be one

of my requests when i go over.

Yes i agree the irish, scottish and brits are mad on their sports,

often too mad! As for myself im not much of a fan of football and i

only happen to know a footballers name as he was my relative lol. I

much prefer rugby, a game for real men! hehehe.

Have you ever been to the lake district in cumbria? Thats another

beautiful area minus the sea, my turn to plug you lol. My uncle

lives up there and from his house he has views of the mountains,

gorgeous! Yep those guide books are brill, mapping out the routes

and everything, no chance of getting lost then, hmmmm.....lol.

I was quite lucky to grow up by the coast, we had 400ft cliffs at

the end of our village. Going down onto the beach we could see the

seas work. The caves and arches were fab!

Aww im excited now to go and see ireland in the flesh! I have heard

so much about it. Yeay!

Well i best go and do some work. (HAHA) nope i shall play peek-a-

boo with my dog through the window. Mad animal!

I hope you have a GREAT anniversary tomorrow! and enjoy eating erm

erm " mushy " foods!

Have fun!

Regards

KAt

> > > > Hi .

> > > >

> > > > Wow you sound as though you have been enjoying your

> travels!!!!

> > > it

> > > > really has been such a hot summer! It even reached the 40's

> here

> > > the

> > > > other week which is really odd for us! HEHE. Where abouts in

> > > ireland

> > > > did you go to? my house mate is irish she has just suprised

> me

> > > out

> > > > of my skin turning up at our place out of the blue! Ive been

> > > invited

> > > > to stay with the family when we break from uni end of year.

> WOO

> > > > woo. how did you find ireland? somewhere i have never been

> but

> > > > heard alot about!

> > > >

> > > > well our heat wave is about over with, back to the norm

> sunshine

> > > and

> > > > showers! which actually is quite refreshing!! i feel for

you

> > with

> > > > no air conditioning on your travels! I too cant wait until

> autum

> > > > sets in its fab! Not too hot and not too cold. lol.

> > > >

> > > > wow the food programme you mentioned sounds interesting, i

> agree

> > > ive

> > > > noticed people just wolf their food down as though they may

> > never

> > > > eat again! i think i would choke if i attempted to eat at

> their

> > > > pace. COngraulations on excelling!!!! WELL DONE!

> > > >

> > > > I am on summer holidays at the mo from university. I go

back

> > next

> > > > month for my final year (She screams). Im currently working

> on

> > a

> > > > summer project and trying to come up with a theme to base my

> > > designs

> > > > around. I was thinking about using this site and

orthodontic

> > > > surgery info+images etc, however im not sure how i could

turn

> > that

> > > > into a design for clothes! hmmm.... Tricky. lol. im working

> on

> > it

> > > > tho. Possibly i could design a range of fun clothing for

> > > surgeons,

> > > > consultants and nurses a like? HMMMM that could be the

> > > > solution...... hehe. You never know it may take off. lol.

> > > >

> > > > Kind regards

> > > >

> > > > Kat_UK

[Guest guest]

Hi SUsan.

How are you? Apologises for the delay in reply ive been trying to

catch up with uni work, ARGH!!!!!

Yep out in the sticks or 'trekking in the wilderness' which my

sister gladly told me off for writing as she says " that isn't an

english phrase, it is something you just made up " so there you go.

thats my little contribution to the english dictionary, apparently

hehe.

yeh if i had her telephone number clarrisas that is i would give her

a bell. You should trty a quad great fun over our " hilly "

countryside!!!! lots of mud!

Kind regards

Kat

> > Hi susan!

> >

> > Glad you liked the ensure lol.

> >

> > Wow you've been to more places in this country than me by the

> sounds

> > of it. lol. I must travel more! My sister has just come back

> home

> > from being down south for a few days sounds as though she has

had

> > fun shopping, a womens best friend lol.

> >

> > wow playing at royal albert hall in the youth Orchestra!

> Brilliant,

> > well done you! Before my time hehe.

> >

> > HMMMM i shall get in touch with clarrisa and see what she says

> lol.

> > Those side car things make me laugh they are just so odd

looking!

> > hehe.

> >

> > ahhh the boonies. still none the wiser on the phrase having

never

> > heard it before, but thanks for the explanation! as for the

> > boondocks ermmm lol. never heard of that either. lol.

> >

> > yep i copy that driving forever and in the middle of nowhere,

> scary

> > stuff sometimes. lol. i think we or rather as my sister just

> > corrected i (as the rest of the uk dont use my language lol)

would

> > call that 'out in the sticks or the wilderness' like trekking

the

> > wilderness.

> >

> > Hope those hurricanes aren't near you.

> >

> > take care

> >

> > regards

> >

> > kat_UK