Tuesday, March 31, 2009
I'm Baaack!
Today will be a slow day for blog posting, because I have much to do in my off-blog life. Erika has already sent pictures of our bloggers' gathering, and I will try to get those up soon. I had a glorious time. Any of you thinking of going to England, do include the North if you can. Why did I wait 74 years to go there?
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ReplyDeleteLeeds (and York) was lovely - Liverpool less so - in fact the ugliest spot in the universe ;=)
And DP and Mrs DP, and Erika and Mrs Erica, and all the others were soo lovely!
Welcome home, darlin'. Good to have you back.
ReplyDeleteEagerly awaiting full reports,
Paul the BB
So sorry I couldn't make it up to see you Mimi, but glad you had a great time and are safely home.
ReplyDeleteDear Grandmère, it was pure pleasure to meet you albeit so briefly. I am pleased you are safe home and look forward to reading yourreflections on your visit.
ReplyDeleteJetlag but already blogging - that's our Mimi!
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back in the blog world.
And I agree with Göran, everyone was a complete delight.
Well, as I said last night on WBTF, welcome back and I will wait for you to get your rest before you post here.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Back, Mimi!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had such a great vacation and especially glad that you were reunited with your wallet/purse/billfold.
Welcome back, Mimi. We would love at least a description of MP. ha. Glad you are home safely with wallet!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're safely back. Hope Grandpere didn't get up to mischief whilst you were away. Poor man was probably chained to the kitchen table the whole time.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back to this side of the pond.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home, abuelita.
ReplyDeleteHurrah! You are back safely. So glad you had a good trip and were able to meet some of our cyber-friends. Rest up. Looking forward to hearing more. But do rest!
ReplyDeletewelcome back!
ReplyDeleteGöran, it was lovely to meet you. I loved your clerical collar.
ReplyDeleteOstrich, I'm sorry we didn't get to meet. Maybe one day....
TheMe, I'd already fallen in love with you online, and your Beloved said, "Take him; you can have him!" so I'm saving my money to fly you over.
Seriously, it was wonderful to meet you and Beloved. I'm sorry I didn't get to hear your sermon at MadPriest's church, but when I talked to him Sunday afternoon, he said it was excellent.
Erika, it was lovely to meet you and your "better half" and to spend time with you. Thanks for taking the pictures. I was all out of energy for picture-taking
SR, your packet was wonderful and too funny. Erika sent a picture of me looking at the calendar and laughing. I'll post it later.
Thanks to all the folks "over here" for the welcome back. Traveling is great, but it is good to be home.
Mimi
ReplyDeleteTheMe's sermon is on his blog.
And yes, it is excellent.
Grandmere leaves the UK and Obama flies in. Should we be reading some deeper message in this turn of events?
ReplyDeleteSR, I suppose the two of us in England at the same time would be, as the French say, de trop.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home safe and had such a wonderful adventure.
ReplyDeleteIT
Off-blog life?
ReplyDelete(Which, of course, is my way of saying, "Welcome back!")
Yippee!!!! The blogosphere has simply not been the same without you, Mimi!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Doxy
KJ, there is actually a shred of offline life left, but Grandpère is annoyed at the amount of time I spend at the computer. I'm going to try to accommodate his wishes, but it won't be easy. It's all or nothing for me. Moderation seems beyond my grasp.
ReplyDeleteHi Doxy, love. It's good to be home and with regular access to a computer, but I needed time away from the blog, too. I hope all is well with you.
chere, chere Mimi- bien aimee
ReplyDeleteWelcome home dear one
the blogisphere has been kind of..... flat without you.
Get some rest
but know we're all waiting with baited breath for the stories, the pictures and more stories of your wonderful trip
je t'embrace
David@Montreal
Wilkommen, Bienvenu, Welcome, back ' to ' Chackbay, to ole Chackbay, to ole Chackbay!
ReplyDeleteIT, the stories of my adventures and misadventures will come over time, and there are many to tell.
ReplyDeleteDavid, tu es tellement très doux, mon cher. Merci.
Crapaud, Chackbay? Mais, non! Thibodaux is small-town enough. I am, at heart, a city woman.
Welcome home Grandmere!
ReplyDelete--it's margaret
Welcome home!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it and that you got your wallet back.
ReplyDeleteAny of you thinking of going to England, do include the North if you can.
ReplyDelete"A LOT of planets have a Nooooorth!" The Ninth Doctor, Doctor Who
Welcome back Stateside, Mimi! [But will the pound-of-flesh (removed by MP) scars heal? ;-/]
Margaret, Fran, Erp and JCF, thanks for the welcome home.
ReplyDeleteJCF, no pound of flesh. MadPriest and Mrs MadPriest were lovely. I'll probably ruin his reputation by saying that, but it's true.
Oh, I hope you hit it off wonderfully with the MadPriests, Mimi, and I hope that all of you cried when you parted and that you got face washes from the collies.
ReplyDeleteIT
WHAT!!? You have an off-blog life? Well, if you insist. Get all your stuff done and get some rest. Can't wait to hear more.
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