Dear all, We've arrived back in England where we had the longest wait so far for our luggage, typical !!! Carlos's sister Nicole was waiting for us at the airport, it's great to see her. It felt weird walking round Tesco looking for food for breakfast, but I took great delight in showing off my Chole handbag !!! We get back to Nicole's where all Carlos's family are waiting to meet us, Nicole and his Mum were fighting over who was going to cook us breakfast, Nic...

Dear all Well we've arrived back in the country where our adventure began, can't believe it's all coming to an end, it's quite sad, but on the plus side I do get to spend Christmas with my brother. The weather wasn't great when we got back, though when it was we'd walk to to the local outdoor swimming pool and lounge around there, we even made it to the beach one day !!! The days where it wasn't so good were spent christmas shopping and we hired 24 and prison b...

Dear all, Well we're back in Bangkok for the final time, can't say that we are going to miss the place. We are hoping to have a When we arrived it took us ages to find a guest house, in the end we ended up staying in some crummy place for the first 2 days. Poor Carlos didn't have the best of times here, he had a bad cold and had to go to the dentist as part of his tooth came away in Cambodia, he hates the dentist bless him !!!! After 2 days we found a decent pla...

Dear all, We arrived in Phnom Penh to celebrate Carlos's birthday, we went back to stay at the same guest house that we stayed in the previous 2 times, the land ladies there were so excited to see us and when we told them that it was Carlos's birthday they went out and got him a birthday cake, complete with candles !!!!! We had such a great time there, back playing pool and drinking jugs of beer for £2, life can't get much better. We also went clubbing here a f...

Dear all, We arrived in Malaysia after another gruelling journey from Thailand, first stop was China Town Penang, the first place that we were to eat off a banana leaf at the local Indian, normally you should eat the meal with your right hand but I think they might have taken pity on us westerners as we were given a knife and fork. Afterwards we decided to go for a couple of drinks and ended up in a karaoke bar, after much persuasion on Carlos's behalf we ended ...