This is me and Jack at Disney Land, infront of the ride, 'Pirates of the Caribbean'. Underneath is me at Terror Manor with the Wild West ride in the backround. Both of these were fun and still are.
This is Jack and I again infront of the Disney Land Castle. Next to it is
This is Jack and I again infront of the Disney Land Castle. Next to it is 
e three of us in the tea cups- spinning away like mad! On the far right is a photo of dad, Jack and I at the Disney Land Resort, inside the pool.
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Hi my dear boy,
Those thermal pools! I could live there and soak for all eternity! That wretched king was not happy with any THREE of his wives? Whistling so that he could be reassured that nobody stole his food? Sounds like he was a bit difficult. I hope you have lots of photos of the castles.
I'm reading a novel set in 14th century England, punctuated by mum bringing in a hot water bottle and a vase of home grown country roses. That's as close as I'll get to Europe in June - savour every minute darling, it will make history much more interesting for you at middle school because you will have been to many of those places.
Chloe has indeed lived up in every way possible to her reputation. I took her to the station to pick up Mr. Verri. An interested elderly lady thought she was 'cute' and wanted to know about her. Chloe's deathly growl and ferocious barking abruptly ended the conversation. That was despite the fact that I'd bought the latest in canine restraint technology - a lead supposed to guarantee more control over dogs. Ah well! My parents have become involved in the local dog club here and this weekend there is a dog obedience show. Rob and I predict that Chloe will win the "Savage Dog" award and get a laugh imagining the chaos she would cause should we bring her.
The class just isn't the same without you. We miss you a lot so tell those Europeans that you're only on loan. I'm so glad to stay in touch this way and look forward to more of your news and photos.
Lots of love from Mrs. Verri xoxoxo
Hi Nick,
I just realised that if I click on the photos, I can make them much bigger and get better detail!
We just watcbed the sun set over the lakes and the water is an ever changing palate of colour and mood - the perfect backdrop a day of reading, home made bread cooked by my step father, and winter soup in front of the fire. Tomorrow, we drive back to Melbourne.
When do you actually arrive in Melbourne? (It's in my diary, but that's at school)
Say a big "Hi," to Mum, Dad and Jack from me.
Love lots, Mrs. V xoxoxoxo
so much fun... and in europe who'd of thought!
can't wait to see all the other pix when you get home.
melbourne is cold! it is currently 9 degrees outside... ok well it is 12:05am!!! but still "brrrrr" cold!
so nicko... how would i go on the food circuit? do any dishes come without animal?
really cool to see all your posts - it's a daily read for me now, you're on my blog roll!
enjoy the rest of your european vacation... i look forward to the next exciting chapter!
Jen
Hi Nicholas You are doing a great job, - very interesting. Jen told me on the phone how to comment. Love to all Nanna and Pop.
Hi Nick,
don't tell Megan you had crepes, that is what she wanted your mother to bring her back from Paris.
She will be so upset.
Soccer is going well. We all ended up at the wrong ground and then had to make a mad dash to get to the correct ground. Not fun. Tell mum that I have bought sat nav. Megan reading the road map is just crazy. We ended up at the same intersection twice.
Tell mum that the house is fine, we have gone up and had a bit of a run around.
Can't wait for you all to get back
The cruickshank
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