04.30.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-30

Posted in Twitter at 5.00 pm by Caitlin

@keithemmerson Bookshelf is 93cm wide, about 195cm tall. Bottom three shelves are 30cm deep. Top three shelves 23cm deep. It comes apart. in reply to keithemmerson #
@travelsavvymom If something’s marked ‘Creative Commons’ on Flickr, you don’t have to ask first. I always read and comply with terms of use. #
@travelsavvymom On the other hand, if it’s marked ‘all rights reserved’ then you definitely must ask and you could well get a no. #
Inquiries about the bike and bookshelf so far this morning. Twitter is awesome! All items are pick up only, from central London. Price neg. #
@mitchpberg I’m not convinced that “bike” is a verb. It’s a noun. Same with “gift” – you give a gift, you don’t gift a gift. in reply to mitchpberg #
@problogger @MsGourmet We were given an espresso machine for our wedding but need to figure out how to get it from Sydney to San Francisco. in reply to problogger #
Thoughtful piece on swine flu and media hype by @bengoldacre on Guardian Comment is Free. Please leave comments! http://bit.ly/OBQ1f #
@kujunat I wonder if you can apply for a refund on the basis that they should have done that in the first place. Worth a try? in reply to kujunat #
@nomadicmatt You should try http://www.rememberthemilk.com. in reply to nomadicmatt #
I’m having a farewell picnic in Kensington Gardens on Sunday 10 May before our move to San Francisco. DM me if you want details. #
@mitchpberg I do realise that some people use it as a verb – that’s what I’m complaining about. Anyway, no big deal! in reply to mitchpberg #
gmgwaj #
Fipp 2009 World Magazine Congress in London next week. I’ll be live-tweeting from the parties and conference from @fipp2009. Please follow! #
Please check out http://www.fipplondon09.com to see great line-up of speakers – it should be really interesting for anyone in media or magazines. #
Oh and I’ll be sure to give everyone all the gossip from the parties – opening is at Kensington Palace, the former home of Princess Diana. #
@hollowlegs @sulineats I thought there were a lot of fried chicken shops in Clapham and Brixton but truly nothing beats Whitechapel. in reply to hollowlegs #
I’m testing tweeting via text. #
@carolinechamber It doesn’t actually. I’m trying to set up my phone to to tweet to @fipp2009 but it’s still tweeting at @niltiac instead! in reply to carolinechamber #

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04.29.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-29

Posted in Twitter at 5.00 pm by Caitlin

@figandcherry You’ll get more for your $$ if you’re not right on Las Ramblas. Some hotels in Barcelona charge a fortune purely for location. in reply to figandcherry #
@bengoldacre I agree with you – Simon Jenkins’ piece is lazy thinking. The hype is necessary to contain the virus. http://bit.ly/WHcQJ in reply to bengoldacre #
Anyone who is sick of the hype about swine flu should realise that the hype and heightened awareness was how we beat bird flu and SARS. #
Hype is pretty much the only tool that the World Health Organisation and governments have at their disposal right now re swine flu. #
@figandcherry Once you’re off the actual street called Las Ramblas (as opposed to the wider area), prices fall slightly. Eixample nearby. in reply to figandcherry #
@figandcherry We stayed in Sagrada Familia district in Barcelona. I thought the beach district (Barceloneta) was also very nice. in reply to figandcherry #
@kujunat Do they realise that anti-bacterial doesn’t actually fight viruses such as flu? in reply to kujunat #
@Suw @bengoldacre But scaremongering DOES help when you’re trying to contain an outbreak of a disease. See my previous tweets. in reply to Suw #
@KathrynElliott Poaching in foil in the oven is a lovely way to cook salmon and it can be served with lemon & pepper or topped with a sauce. in reply to KathrynElliott #
@benbold Bird flu was contained and managed (‘beat’ is the wrong word). I think you are right that a major plague will happen eventually. in reply to benbold #
@KathrynElliott You can poach other fish as well – same method w foil. I’ve no patience with people who want it to be ‘less fishy tasting’. in reply to KathrynElliott #
@noodlesue @kathrynelliott People never seem to complain that a steak is “too meaty tasting”. in reply to noodlesue #
@KathrynElliott @noodlesue We’ve a global fish stocks crisis. I’d rather people who don’t like fish, didn’t eat it,! Otherwise it’s a waste. in reply to KathrynElliott #
@KathrynElliott @noodlesue Ocean can’t cope wth current demand, let alone if we all ate fish 4x a week. Other protein & omega sources exist. in reply to KathrynElliott #
@KathrynElliott @noodlesue I bet the people who only eat chicken call themselves vegetarian too – another bugbear! in reply to KathrynElliott #
@noodlesue @kathrynelliott I’m being very judgemental, I know. Lucky I’m not a nutritionist. I don’t think I’m this intolerant in real life. in reply to noodlesue #
@KathrynElliott Of course, but I’m sure you offer them alternatives to fish, so you do your part. And you promote legumes, which is great. in reply to KathrynElliott #
@ourman I don’t mind looking at photos of people’s children, though I prefer looking at photos of my actual friends. I hate the FB games. in reply to ourman #
@SarahEwing At least she takes the batter off the fish and feeds the kiddies vegies every Sunday! I can’t take Daily Mail seriously though. in reply to SarahEwing #
@ourman I think you can control your settings in FB to select ‘more of this person’ or ‘less of this person’. in reply to ourman #
@KathrynElliott I would guess weight loss would be the major goal for your clients, but also high blood sugar/diabetes, IBS and anaemia. in reply to KathrynElliott #
@KathrynElliott Tiredness could of course be caused by one of the things I mentioned but it’s interesting that it’s the #1 symptom/complaint in reply to KathrynElliott #
@KathrynElliott You might find this interesting – how salad options sell more fries. http://bit.ly/uyCSQ in reply to KathrynElliott #
@KathrynElliott Re tiredness, I keep thinking of that red meat ad in the 90s “I’m a single mother, with a daughter” (said in nasal Strine). in reply to KathrynElliott #
I’m appalled looking at yesterday’s tweets all in one go. I really have to cut down before addiction is full-blown. http://bit.ly/2REuF #
@amytropolis @mikeachim The word “Brits” is not offensive. “Poms” (Australian slang for English people) probably is, on par with “Yanks”. in reply to amytropolis #
@amytropolis Brits call French people “frogs” but I didn’t know it applied to French Canadians too. French call English ‘les ros bifs’. in reply to amytropolis #
@Mikeachim @amytropolis BTW when non-Americans use the word “Yank” or “Yankee” we’re referring to anyone from US, not just North-East. in reply to Mikeachim #
@DineandDish “Are you thinking what I’m thinking” is a line from Bananas in Pyjamas. in reply to DineandDish #
@minnemom I’m sorry to hear about your hubby’s kidney stone . I hear that’s very painful & debilitating. Also sorry to hear about BIL’s job. in reply to minnemom #
RT @AmnestyUK: Make UK government expose the truth about its role in torture & rendition. Call for an inquiry now http://bitly.com/5OhBw #
I’m divesting possessions before my move to San Francisco. FOR SALE: Bicycle £100 ono; tall bookshelf £30; computer desk £20; TV stand £10. #
For some reason it really bugs me when people say ‘biking’ instead of either ‘cycling’ or ‘bike riding’. It makes me think of motorbikes. #

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04.28.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-28

Posted in Twitter at 5.00 pm by Caitlin

I’m trying to keep it all in perspective but I’m starting to worry about swine flu. The word ‘pandemic’ makes me want to run for the hills. #
@jvdouglas I thought the swine flu came from the manure lagoons of nasty industrial feedlot pig farms. in reply to jvdouglas #
@stokely You can have a blog AND a newsletter as long as the newsletter is opt-in and has different content. Not everyone will read a blog. in reply to stokely #
The answer to my Mac battery problem? Shut down. Remove AC adaptor and battery. Press and hold power button for 5 seconds. (part 1) #
Re-install battery and plug AC adaptor back in. Turn on computer. (Part 2). Thanks to my friend Dylan for this. It’s now charging – woo hoo! #
@figandcherry I rented an apartment in Barcelona. In Sagrada Familia district near a covered market. Internet, washing machine, kitchen etc. in reply to figandcherry #
@girlonetrack Re using ‘feminist’ in Vogue interview – I agree, though the word might have got through if you’d only used it once or twice. in reply to girlonetrack #
@jemimakiss Aber diese Meinung von Gross Alan ist auf deutsch under deine Twitter Freunden sprechen englisch. Was ist los? in reply to jemimakiss #
@jemimakiss Diese Meinung von Gross Alan ist auf deutsch aber deine Twitter Freunden sprechen englisch. Was ist los? #
@emilybell The future of journalism is doing less with less … unless we as an industry find new business models and value experience. in reply to emilybell #
@jemimakiss Translation? This opinion from Big Alan is in German and your Twitter friends speak English. What’s going on? in reply to jemimakiss #
@RDBONES The format alters the journalism but not fundamentally. Yet medium greatly affects the business model and how journos are paid. in reply to RDBONES #
@RDBONES In my experience websites still don’t pay as much as print publications, but there’s certainly diversity of freelance opps online. in reply to RDBONES #
@jemimakiss Okay I’m listening to it now. (Alan Rusbridger video interview online. http://bit.ly/p65bf) in reply to jemimakiss #
@RDBONES The problem though is more fundamental – I worry about funding proper news reportage and investigative journalism. in reply to RDBONES #
@Suw @charlesarthur More civilised than a phone call, email, text or tweet, but face-to-face is the only proper way to break up with someone in reply to Suw #
@Suw I agree, that’s a crappy way to treat someone. Surely it’s only feasible (if not right) in the early phases of a relationship? in reply to Suw #
@steamykitchen Going undercover is a specialty for @ruthreichl. Have you read Garlic and Sapphires? It’s wonderful. in reply to steamykitchen #
@shinykatie I guess minicab drivers don’t sit the Knowledge test but that’s still lame. Surely you can direct him over Battersea Bridge? in reply to shinykatie #
@soultravelers3 @hostel There’s loads of free wifi in London. Every Pret a Manger, for example. It’s not always sign-posted or advertised. #
@soultravelers3 @hostel I think Pret offering free wifi is new since you were here. There are more Prets than McDs in centre. in reply to soultravelers3 #
I’ve had one of those days where I’ve been in front of the computer all day but I haven’t actually achieved anything much. I hate that. #
@soultravelers3 Pret a Manger is a chain that sells sandwiches, salads, cake and coffee, mostly for takeaway lunch. Half-owned by McDonalds. in reply to soultravelers3 #
@soultravelers3 Free wifi started only a few months ago. Pret outlets are literally EVERYWHERE in central London so it’s now VERY easy. in reply to soultravelers3 #
@soultravelers3 Also a lot of libraries, including my local one in east London, have free wifi. No time limit when it’s your own laptop. in reply to soultravelers3 #
@gruber I love your new avatar! Did you draw that yourself? in reply to gruber #
@wandermom It might be worthwhile. Are the adults in your family staying home from work? in reply to wandermom #
@qwghlm @charlesarthur Millions of deaths are a big deal. You don’t need the collapse of society on top of that. in reply to qwghlm #
@wandermom Best all stay home but make sure you negotiate for it to be sick leave / working from home, not vacation. in reply to wandermom #
@wandermom What’s the incubation period for swine flu? Is a couple of days enough? in reply to wandermom #
A former colleague has just friended me on FB. She’s in Mexico City right now reporting on swine flu for the LA Times. #
@travelrants It’s not the deaths so far, it’s the potential that this could be the major pandemic scientists have warned about for years. in reply to travelrants #
@qwghlm I don’t think anyone ever said that the survivors wouldn’t adjust (and tweet), it’s just overshadowed somewhat by the ‘big deal’. in reply to qwghlm #
@leawoodward Thanks for letting me know. Not sure what’s wrong. I use Firefox on a Mac and it’s fine on my machine. I’ll investigate. in reply to leawoodward #
@leawoodward Pardon my ignorance but I’m actually not familiar with Flock. Is it widely used? I’m told it looks ok on Chrome and IE. in reply to leawoodward #
@leawoodward The problem is that I’m not sure what to do with the information – I don’t know how to fix it. It’s a premium WordPress theme. in reply to leawoodward #
@leawoodward Yes or StudioPress as they now call themselves. I’ll let them know – thank you. in reply to leawoodward #
What’s your favourite flower? Mine is possibly the bluebell. They’re early this year – see video: http://bit.ly/2vMyl #
@ourman I’m starting to get sick of hearing about it as well but the jury is out on whether it’s hype or not – the potential is serious. in reply to ourman #
@kristainlondon I really hate time-limit table bookings. It’s mercenary in principle and it’s never handled graciously in practice. in reply to kristainlondon #
@environmentsite Salt can’t be organic as it’s not farmed! Also Australian lake salt is just as good as sea salt and good for environment. in reply to environmentsite #
@hollowlegs @kristainlondon Dinner for 4 at Moro. 2 people were 15mins late but we skipped starter. Still no time for coffee. in reply to hollowlegs #
@hollowlegs @kristainlondon They could have waived the policy since they weren’t full or politely asked us if we’d take coffee at the bar. in reply to hollowlegs #
@ourman The reportage on swine flu I’ve seen online is in proportion to events and the warnings by WHO. I can’t speak for the TV coverage. in reply to ourman #
@ourman One worrying thing is that the deaths are all people aged 20-45 apparently, though flu usually takes very old and very young. in reply to ourman #

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04.27.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-27

Posted in Twitter at 5.00 pm by Caitlin

RT @Queensland: Can you believe in only 9 days we will find out who is #islandreefjob Best Job In The World Island Caretaker! What a ride… #
RT @jvdouglas “We need a term for husbands and wives who communicate over Twitter.” Twouses? Spouters? #
Konditor & Cook really knows its market. I bought this cake just for the cute sugar bees hovering above the sunflower. http://bit.ly/5smzV #
@deejackson Gosh, I can see how that would be unsettling. He passed on a while ago – why the delay in burial / cremation? in reply to deejackson #
I’ve just figured out that the reason it’s so easy to keep up with tweets in TweetDeck is that it doesn’t display old ones. I’m slow! #
@oleuanna Nothing like that – just the everyday banalities of married life happening over Twitter. in reply to oleuanna #
Could Britain be losing its butterflies? First bees and now butterflies – what’s happening to our pollinator insects? http://bit.ly/oeJ4U #
@EverywhereTrip What’s been keeping you in Tel Aviv? in reply to EverywhereTrip #
@jemimakiss I don’t have the official wedding photos yet but I’ve linked to my friends’ albums from my Facebook profile page. in reply to jemimakiss #
Here is a wedding photo (this is the Buddhist blessing outside the church). There are loads more on Facebook. http://twitpic.com/43c60 #
Then 2 weeks later, I was a bridesmaid for my cousin Rhia. I’ll blog about all this soon so no more pics for now. http://twitpic.com/43c9l #
@snapperwolf @KathrynElliott Water, presumably. (Re can of chick peas). in reply to snapperwolf #
I enjoyed this piece by @jvdouglas about Anzac Day and why we commemorate rather than celebrate it. http://bit.ly/PgkK5 #
@hollowlegs My mother is an ordained Buddhist. We had an Anglican service and then a private Buddhist blessing outside the church. in reply to hollowlegs #
Big news – I’m moving to San Francisco! It’s now official and we’ll be there by June. Excited by opportunity but sad to leave London too. #
I didn’t get @queensland island caretaker job, but I think Plan B is pretty good! Honeymoon on the Great Barrier Reef and move to San Fran. #
My husband works in tech but his job’s in downtown San Fran, not Silicon Valley. It’s one of the few US cities where we won’t need a car. #
Hubby is getting 3 weeks holiday a year. This is generous by American standards, but it’s going to be a real culture shock for us. #
@Kerrie_Murphy George Clooney has been doing ads for Nespresso in Europe for some time. It’s not your typical Nestle product. in reply to Kerrie_Murphy #
It’s already 11.15am. Time to get serious about getting some work done. Switching off Twitter, Facebook, 43 Things, blog readers and email. #
RT @travolution: Which one are you? Ten ten list of Twitter people to unfollow! Scary yet funny – http://tinyurl.com/5proac #
@TeeMonster Surely it’s okay to automate tweets from blog posts, as long as you are also here in person having conversations and such like? in reply to TeeMonster #
@toddlucier You can’t form a relationship in one 140 chara tweet but you can over many tweets, plus the tweets lead to other interactions. in reply to toddlucier #
@toddlucier Similarly with face-to-face meetings, you can’t form a rich relationship from a single handshake and exchange of pleasantries. in reply to toddlucier #
@VSGgirl I’m not in the States yet! I don’t actually drive but I need to remember to look to the left rather than the right as a pedestrian. in reply to VSGgirl #
Interesting piece on the rise of ‘confessional journalism’ in the Guardian. Is it like this in the US as well? http://bit.ly/15O19h #
Swine flu – the disease might be horrible but the medieval name certainly has more panache than plain ‘pig flu’. Do sufferers kick the pail? #
@LunaticAtLarge You need to see a physiotherapist for special exercises. Yoga and massage are also great. in reply to LunaticAtLarge #
@steamykitchen Honestly, I think you should probably see whether things get better or worse over the next few days before making your choice #
@steamykitchen You don’t need pectin if the fruit is good quality – natural pectin levels are highest if the fruit is slightly underripe. in reply to steamykitchen #
Food expert Marion Nestle writes about swine flu and asks who needs bioterrorism when we’ve got manure lagoons? http://bit.ly/4FNAH #
I’ve just been looking through the professional photos from my wedding day – there are some delightful shots! A big thank you to my friend. #

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04.26.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-26

Posted in Twitter at 5.00 pm by Caitlin

@picturetheuk Yes, the raw video is about five minutes long, so I plan to give it a quick edit and stick it on my blog later. Will link here in reply to picturetheuk #
Another gorgeous spring day in London. Looking forward to having a barbecue in our friends’ allotment. #
@travellove I know what you’re saying but why blame the moms and not the dads? Parenting takes two. in reply to travellove #
My laptop battery on my Mac has gone down to zero and won’t charge. Is there a battery conditioning program on hard drive or web I can run? #
@jemimakiss A friend ran some sort of conditioning program when he stayed with us last September. It worked but I don’t know what he did. in reply to jemimakiss #
@kevglobal I probably do need a new battery – it was damaged by a water spill last year and I was very lucky I didn’t fry the hard drive. in reply to kevglobal #
For sale: Ladies’ bike (2005 Specialized) for pick up in London. £100 ono. Just in time for spring and summer! #

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04.25.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-25

Posted in Twitter at 5.00 pm by Caitlin

5 years ago today, I attended Dawn Service at Anzac Cove in Gallipoli, Turkey. Touching to see Turkish, Australian, NZ flags fly together. #
I got up early and made a quick trip to Borough Market to load up on asparagus, coffee and cake. It’s fab there before the lunchtime crush. #
Healthy potato salad – potatoes with skins and baby spinach, red (MSC) salmon, spring onion, parsley, chives, yogurt dressing. #lunchtweet #
@scottsigler So it looks like you have a new book – congrats. I have codes coming out my ears… ‘hutch’, ‘grammar’ and more. #
Blackwells in Charing Cross Road has a new in-store print-on-demand machine. I got to witness (and video) a book being printed – very cool. #
Walked through Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens this afternoon and enjoyed perfect spring sunshine and amazing new green leaves and grass. #
@weebly_one I haven’t seen State of Play and I don’t fancy Crowe but he was pretty hot in Gladiator and brilliant in A Beautiful Mind. #

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04.24.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-24

Posted in Twitter at 5.00 pm by Caitlin

@joegreenz Rabbits are cute but they ARE delicious – a kind of gamey and slightly salty white meat. Yum! BTW Welsh rarebit has egg as well. in reply to joegreenz #
@joegreenz It’s ANZAC Day in Australia too not just NZ! Here’s a quiz question for you: which country lost the most troops at Gallipoli? in reply to joegreenz #
I need to crack on and get some work done. I’m still jetlagged so my energy levels are crashing at around 5pm. #
Lessons on Halal meat from Susie of Arabia – teaching kids the letter and not the spirit of the law. http://bit.ly/cItov #
@jvdouglas The honeymoon was suitably full of honey (or good food anyway) and moons (beautiful ones over the water). in reply to jvdouglas #
@RalphBassfeld I saw that @susieofarabia has started following me recently and I assume it’s her, though she hasn’t written any tweets yet. in reply to RalphBassfeld #
@MissExpatria For a major side-trip (but doable in the time) go to Pompeii by bus, otherwise Hadrian’s Villa is good day trip near Rome. #
@MissExpatria You could also get the train up to Umbria – countryside is beautiful, like Tuscany but less well known and closer to Rome. #
@MissExpatria We stayed with friends in a village but we also went through Spoleto – a lovely walled medieval town with huge old aqueduct. in reply to MissExpatria #
Grilled haloumi and tomato on pumpkin-seed ryvitas. #lunchtweet #
Good rebuttal from a female tech journalist on the issue of women in IT and Torygraph idiocy. http://bit.ly/t48hA #
@transfuga No problem. I’m sorry to hear about your back problems – take care! in reply to transfuga #
Cooked up a batch of potatoes that were starting to sprout and now I’m compulsively eating them. Must. Stop. Now. #
@Nancydbrown Have a wonderful time! I’ve just got back from my honeymoon in Queensland with loads of snorkelling and diving. Fab stuff! in reply to Nancydbrown #

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04.23.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-23

Posted in Twitter at 5.00 pm by Caitlin

@foodieguide Wow Julie and Julia has gone from blog to book and now film! How great. in reply to foodieguide #
Happy St George’s Day! Fancy visiting his homeland? It’s not England… check out my article on Cappadocia in Turkey. http://bit.ly/Hqhhe #
I love this advice on how to simplify your wardrobe by redefining your approach to fashion and style. http://bit.ly/11UT8f #
@FoodStories If you are stuck for inspiration, you could always cook something Turkish instead, since England’s patron saint was Turkish. in reply to FoodStories #
@MsMarmitelover @FoodStories I don’t think St George is patron saint of Turkey but it’s where historical figure is from. http://bit.ly/Hqhhe in reply to MsMarmitelover #
During my month away, old followers have left and new followers have arrived. I’ve lost track so please say hi if you want me to follow you. #
@spellrus Australia is a great place but it’s isolated. London is a cool city in its own right and also great for travel. It’s not forever. in reply to spellrus #
@vealmince Re Mad Men – you’ve described the setting but the ‘point’ is the characters and their stories within that. Also the aesthetic. in reply to vealmince #
@unearthingasia Australia for two family weddings (one of them mine) and honeymoon. in reply to unearthingasia #
I need opinions on Dasha Zhukova’s appointment as editor-in-chief of POP magazine for an article I’m writing for a Russian magazine. #
@foodieguide @Vinoteca I can recommend some great places to eat in NYC but in groovy Brooklyn rather than Manhattan. in reply to foodieguide #
@FoodStories There’s a wine bar called La Cave below the Barrow Boy & Banker on the southern side of London Bridge. in reply to FoodStories #

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04.22.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-22

Posted in Twitter at 6.00 am by Caitlin

On the Tube from Heathrow. Home again home again jiggedy jig. #
A bunch of people stopped following me after my tweet re toe injury in baby turtle quest. I know it’s gruesome but I expected sympathy! #
@FacingTheStreet Thanks! I didn’t let it stop me – for snorkelling, I glad-wrapped the toe and then popped on a sock before the flippers. in reply to FacingTheStreet #
@earthXplorer They might read it if the tweets come up on a Twitter search for a relevant keyword or if they follow later and read history. in reply to earthXplorer #

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04.21.09

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-21

Posted in Twitter at 6.00 am by Caitlin

Singpaore Changi remains my favourite airport in the world. I’ve visited the butterfly garden and koi pond, now using free internet kiosks. #
My hubby’s movie screen was broken and the flight was full so Singapore Airlines gave us a $US50 voucher for inflight shopping with no fuss. #
Boarding a big A380 for the next leg to London in an hour from now. Hopefully we’ll get some sleep since we’ll land in the morning UK time. #
@benz001 The butterfly garden and koi pond are in Terminal 3 (the new one). There’s a cactus pond in another terminal and a pool somewhere. in reply to benz001 #
@benz001 A cactus GARDEN rather. Cacti would rot in a pond. in reply to benz001 #
@HappyHotelier No I didn’t previously have an ‘old’ husband but it’s only a matter of time before I do! We’ve been together 9 years though. in reply to HappyHotelier #
The honeymoon was fab apart from the bit where I lost a toenail by kicking it on coral running down the beach to see baby turtles hatching. #

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