Tourist Toytown
Vienna
If there's one word to describe this city, it's grand. The buildings are ornate and imposing, the roads wide and the people apparently overflowing with wealth. Men in white suits sip their expensive coffees and puff on huge cigars while women dripping with jewellery look at the boutiques. It's also full of big spending tourists who are being led around the place in ridiculous carriages by local men in absurd outfits. Quite a contrast from Bosnia, I can tell you.
No sign of Midge Ure yet though.
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Vienna? It means nothing to me.
Andrew
Eva phoned last night, newly sprained ankle strapped up, on crutches,and wanting to know when Raine is arriving.Marcus is half expecting you sometime on monday 9th august, but if you contact me with both times I can then phone and let him know when to meet you. The car is out so bus it will be.They and all the offspring are looking forward to your visit eagerly.mx
Hi mum
I've mislaid your email address somewhere... Rayne gets to Sweden on Wednesday, should be at Karlshamn about 1.30ish.
I'm planning on travelling up from Berlin on Monday, might not get to Karlshamn until 11pm though because of the trains, if that's too late I can stay in Copenhagen on Monday night and come up on Tuesday.
OK sunshine I'll ring M+E when I get home and give you their views on this and Vienna tomorrow.Gavin rang last night at midnight to tell me of your reply and Abigail said she was eating smelly jelly, or I think that was what she said, so in the words of the old song Good Night Vienna and Goodbye from me.tata dx.
OK sunshine I'll ring M+E when I get home and give you their views on this and Vienna tomorrow.Gavin rang last night at midnight to tell me of your reply and Abigail said she was eating smelly jelly, or I think that was what she said, so in the words of the old song Good Night Vienna and Goodbye from me.tata dx.
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