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Freedom for Mama's Girl

My sister KJ goes on a five week long trip through the 'wilds' of Europe today. She'll be with friends part of the way and on her own at other times.

With her inquisitive and open mind, I know she'll get the best out of this trip and she'll come back with lots of funny and amusing anecdotes to tell the family.

I hope she doesn't get the runs like she is wont to do while travelling.

So, may all your flights and journeys be safe.


Hope the weather stays this good.


Hope your feet won't give you too much trouble.


And..........

Aren't foreign words funny?



God bless KJ, come home safe.

Comments

Anonymous said…
aw bless Kere. I will take care of myself. In Dublin right now with the bruvva and family. your schizo write up is awesome. More comments later
Kere said…
Say hi to the kiddies for me, Auntie Vomit.

Hee.

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