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A BLOG ABOUT MY CRAZY LIFE ABROAD.
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- Happy in Haie Vive
- Trees of a Sacred Forest
- Small-town Africa Here I Come, Ouidah, Ouidah
- Hoi've got a lo-ve-ly bunch o' coconuts
- GUARD #1: You've got two empty halves of coconut a...
- If I Could Turn Back Time
- Beach Bums
- Cosy with Castells
- Ready? Drum Roll Please...
- Happy 4th on the 3rd! and the Fine Art of Schmoozing
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- Dog Plays Dead in "Living" Room
- A Place for Everything, and Everything in Its Place
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5 comments:
Yes, they are certainly delicious. Are they more delicious there than in Europe? I'd imagine yes just because of climate/shipping taking away flavor from the European ones.
Ah I can finally post something! There was a kind of machination against me who allow me to read your post but not to reply... hehe :-)
It was nice to see a picture of your famous dog
And I am very excited for you about the equestrian club and the riding in line thing. Now I know you will survive, and be happy :-)
Yes the fruits are great. Did you try those "strange" huge straight bananas?
Yes, much more delicious. The flavor is stronger and they are freshly brought in from nearby villages so they're perfectly ripe. Local people bring them to the city in old cars so full that look like they were tipped on one end and had the mangos poured in!
Haven't seen the bananas yet. I'll have to keep an eye out for them! Are they good?
Oh my, mangoes. Nearly every Queensland backyard has a mango tree (okay, maybe every second backyard).
Please have one or nine for me!
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