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In Oman

Postby RonnieRoots » 05:14 Tue 18 Mar 2008

Well, we made it to Oman! Sand, sea and not a bottle of wine in sight. Now, where can I get that liquor license?
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Postby DRT » 06:20 Tue 18 Mar 2008

RonnieRoots wrote:Well, we made it to Oman! Sand, sea and not a bottle of wine in sight. Now, where can I get that liquor license?


Do you want us to ask GW Bush to intervene in a wine for oil exchange?

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PS: glad you got there ok. Keep posting!
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Postby RonnieRoots » 06:41 Tue 18 Mar 2008

That would finally be a good decision by GWB. :wink:

We are without internet connection for the moment. I'm in a friends house now, to check e-mail, but I fear that opportunities to post will be scarse the coming days (weeks?). I will however try to arrange an internet connection of our own soon!
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Postby KillerB » 07:23 Tue 18 Mar 2008

Finally got there after all this lead up, and now you say you can't post. Is this some sort of wind-up? I reckon you've just moved to Belgium and are too embarrassed to admit it.
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Postby DRT » 07:49 Tue 18 Mar 2008

KillerB,

I think you're right!

I checked his IP address and it is 234.BELGIUM.67.101 :roll:

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Postby RonnieRoots » 07:24 Wed 19 Mar 2008

KillerB wrote:Finally got there after all this lead up, and now you say you can't post. Is this some sort of wind-up? I reckon you've just moved to Belgium and are too embarrassed to admit it.


OK, found a shabby internet cafe, and I'll promise to make friends with the not so friendly Indian at the counter, in order to be able to be around here every now and then.

Once I found the digital camera cable that goes into my computer I will upload some photos of our new home (which is way too big and right next to the sea - offline anyone?), but I'm afraid I have to buy a new one, as there is a good chance that it went into sea freight.

This morning I made a significant discovery. I found a store where they actually sell half decent cheese. All the way to Old Amsterdam and Supermarket Stilton. This afternoon we can pick up our passes that allow us to buy alcohol. Let's see if they sell some port!
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Postby KillerB » 09:00 Wed 19 Mar 2008

RonnieRoots wrote:This morning I made a significant discovery. I found a store where they actually sell half decent cheese. All the way to Old Amsterdam and Supermarket Stilton.


Try some of the local cheeses, the Belgians are always telling me that they have so many good ones.
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Postby Conky » 16:57 Wed 19 Mar 2008

Or try some penekta.

What a great tradition that is. Unless your the Camel! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby RonnieRoots » 08:15 Mon 24 Mar 2008

The local cheeses are mainly feta-styled. Nothing wrong with them, and they work great in salads.

I've uploaded some pictures to my Flickr account, just to give you an idea of how we live here. Not bad at all! :wink:

The pictures are here.
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Postby RonnieRoots » 18:49 Tue 01 Apr 2008

A proper internet connection is now secured, and I can now go back to posting without having to worry about going bankrupt.
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Postby Overtired and emotional » 20:18 Tue 01 Apr 2008

Ronnie

This may have been covered elsewhere, but where has your cat gone to live?

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Postby DRT » 22:49 Tue 01 Apr 2008

Overtired and emotional wrote:Ronnie

This may have been covered elsewhere, but where has your cat gone to live?

jOHN


John,

Please see here.

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Postby RonnieRoots » 03:44 Wed 02 Apr 2008

True, but we had two. The other one (Puck) moved with us. She loves the temperature, and the gekkos.
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Postby KillerB » 14:10 Wed 02 Apr 2008

RonnieRoots wrote:True, but we had two. The other one (Puck) moved with us. She loves the temperature, and the gekkos.


Good to see she's settling down and having fun with the reptile population. She's a little sweetie but very well balanced. Dries was more fruit forward with a tannic structure.
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Postby Overtired and emotional » 20:25 Wed 02 Apr 2008

I am sorry to hear about Dries, although perhaps a move would have been upsetting. Pleased that Puck is enjoying it.

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