I've not managed to complete everything off my list of things to do from my last post... but I'm pretty sure all that getting visas and stuff will be fine on the day... :-)
Turns out I have a lot more stuff than I expected... I guess this proves I am a girl after all...
I'd like to thank Snoobies and Silkie and Neil and Zoe for all their contributions to the weight of my baggage... I'm sure it will all come in useful (it had better!!! grrr). I have now done the most important thing - attaching Bunny Baba Ganoush to my bag... I hope he stays on. I do still feel like I must have forgotten something... I guess this is a usual feeling for this sort of situation... I'm sure I've forgotten TONNES of stuff!
I've found it that there's thunderstorms around Kathmandu at the time of my arrival... I'm not so keen on really being in the air in general... but when there's thunderstorms as well... it all sounds rather ... well... awful to me. I'll let you know how it goes. If I die, I'd like Anne to permanently adopt Rory and my meager savings to be split between my siblings. All the rest of my stuff should be auctioned - like in the olden days! There can be a car boot type sale at the parents house - a sort of free for all! I think that sounds nice.
I'm hungry now - I shall go and have some of my (now famous) home made raspberry jam on toast and hopefully I'll be able to contact you all in Nepal! How exciting for you! :-)
You're lucky I only contributed to the weight. When I flew to USA a while back, Ian put a map of America in my luggage with instructions saying 'Comrade, plant the bombs here, here and here'. How I laughed with the security man as they put on their latex gloves......
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