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In this issue This week: Nepal Virtual Snacks Bizarre Searches Quotation and joke
This week
No, don’t worry. Unlike some other email newsletters for expats we’re not going to try to tell you how you can buy a mansion in Nepal (or Timbuktu) for £50. It’s just that I try to find an interesting subject for discussion every week, and it seemed to me
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Hello, and welcome to those who have joined up since our last newsletter.
In this issue This week: Poor service Virtual Snacks Bizarre Searches Quotation and joke
This week
There I was, unable to connect to the Internet and wondering what to write about this week. The answer was staring me in the face – poor service! And have we had loads of it recently. It seems we’re not alone because every time I mention
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In this issue This week: Luck Virtual Snacks Bizarre Searches Quotation and joke This weekOur house was descended on by a large swarm of what we thought were wasps. Having had a similar experience in New Delhi (there’s a somewhat rambling article about that here: Delhi Daze: The Birds and the Bees) we thought we should act quickly before things got out of hand.
Dave hot-footed it up to the compound office to request
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7 March 2007
Hello, and welcome to those who have joined up since our last newsletter.
In this issue This week: If I could talk to the animals… Virtual Snacks Bizarre Searches Quotation and joke This weekHave you ever had a pet that seemed to understand you – or known someone who claims they have?
It’s not an uncommon claim, by any means. But a few years back, an African grey parrot called N’kisi caused a brief flurry in the press when it was suggested that he was capable of
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