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Koh Tao, Thailand
Elly Loved your latest blog. Think about children and how they find it so easy to communicate even if the don t know the language. It s always fascinating to watch. Thailand is a place I ve never been to perhaps someday. Enjoy being back on the road even if it is a little different xxxxx
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Andrew Hinchliffe Isn't that "Qu'est-ce que c'est que Katy a fait apres"? (What is it that it is that Katy has made after)
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Nick L So lovely to read of your adventures Katy. You're keeping a bored Buckinghamshire housewife entertained! Now I'm off to peg out the washing and sand my staircase...
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kat lovely piece. I also had an ovarian cyst about a year ago which was the size of an orange!! they treated it quite easily. Im sure it will all be fine and you can plan your next adventure soon xx
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Katy Wright Thank you Merryll! Maybe you can send me some of your magic, to assist with the healing! And thank you, Lilley - for your nice comments. Can't wait to see you, too. Lots of love ladies xx
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Lilley Harvey Oh darling, can't wait to see you. Love the wit and grace with which this is written. x
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Merryll Wheatley Poor Katy! You will soon be back on top, I'm sure. Lots of love, Mezza
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Laurie Prime So proud of you Katy, for having the courage and will to make your life happen - so often life happens to us, and we feel a bit like bystanders or victims. It takes tapas and sthira to reach for and hold our dreams, to find contentment and ease within ourselves. You go girl! Lots and lots of love from us to you.
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Steve Green Lovely thoughts from way way away! Don't stop writing, Miss katy xxx Steve g
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Katy Columbus! Dear Magical Helper! What a fool I feel - I didn't even know I had any messages until I dropped my phone and somehow ended up not only clicking on the blog app I use, but the messages section! Anyway, I glad it happened because it meant I eventually (err, only 3 weeks after the event) saw your message! I'm sorry I've not provided you with enough information - although you may be pleased to know I posted another blog last Friday. I'm not putting too much up partly because I don't want to bore people, but also because I've been so flippin' busy teaching and playing that I've not found the time! I also like to write my blogs like I'm writing an article or an essay - I like to structure them and have a pay-off line! If it's easier, we could stay in touch by email - I'm still checking my yogabuzz-york one, and it feels a bit safer replying that way (I'm worried anything I type here will be published for all the world to see!). Anyway, I'll sign off for now as break time is nearly over. Before I do, however, I must ask - have you started your course yet? Is the ashtanga / iyengar yoga arrangement working out? Hope you're well and happy... Lots of love, Katy xxx
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Nick Lawrence Evocative first entry Katy. Looking forward to reading many more. At 8pm it's a balmy 25 degrees in Arthur's room. No duvets here!
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the magical helper Hello Missis I hope you are well I hoped for a little more blogging (if this is the technical term) I hope you didn't miss your flight I thought...lets find out what's happening on the 'wright path' having just returned from holiday. How bizarre to learn part of your journey involves a pit stop to paraparauma beach a place where I have also been!
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Rachel Wow that is inspiring! x