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medicine: good article!

jake: Hi. not sure if im on the right page here. Id like to wish bela and the team currently in sri lanka all the best. good luck to all y'all

Nathalie: Okay, I'm a woman on a mission here. I am trying to get everybody who blogs on bravenet to sign my "Bravenet Bloggers" map. You know bring us all together as a group :) So if I have tagged you already please disregard this one but if I haven't ....wua ha ha can you PLEASE come tag it? There's a link to it on my journal. Also you should leave your URL in your tag so people can come visit ya. Thanks Alot

DreamState:

Good Sunday to you from DreamState Blog!

Aidan: Hi there. I was just dropping in to say hello and wish you a great week. You have a lovely place here!

Sarah: Wow! what a gr8 journal xx

bravezila:

Marya: love this journal !!!

David: Thanks, jewelles. There will be a lull now, because the mini-tour is ended; but the main tour in the autumn should be worth reading about. Every good wish to you.

jewelles: Hi there. I also would love to add you to my friends list ... that way others may see you .. but most important I can find my way back here again :)

David: Thanks, Leenie. Please do add a friends link. I visited your site a couple of times and found it very interesting. Best wishes, David (webmaster for Arabella)

Leenie: Wonderful to see the happiness you bring to these children.Do you mind if i add you to my journal under the friends link ? get some more visitors around to see the great work you people do. Have a good day.

jewelles: Blessings on you!

Leenie: Hello.....Just dropped in and wanted to wish you well with your Childrens World Journal.

Wednesday, March 30th 2005

11:59 PM (1256 days, 15h, 46min ago)

Back in England, and the phone battery is flat

Wednesday 30 March

I arrived back in the UK tired and jet-lagged. Because I've been travelling for several days on the trot, I haven't been able to charge up my phone, so I couldn't enter the contacts section to retrieve the phone numbers of people such as Bella (who is France temporarily) or my girlfriend, to let them know I was home safe and sound. Luckily my sister-in-law works at Gatwick so I was able to inform my family, and I had the phone number of our head office in my head, so I left a message on the answer phone, requesting that they call Bella and let her know that I was back in the UK and that the Mini-Tour was safely and successfully completed.