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sally banks

19 Aug 2009

HAPPY 30TH BIRTHDAY PATRICK

HOPE YOU MANAGE A CELEBRATION - AM SURE YOU WILL. I'LL TAKE YOU OUT FOR LUNCH OR THE LIKE ON YOUR RETURN.

TAKE CARE AND HAVE FUN

AUNTIE SAL, UNCLE JOHNNY, AMANDA AND ALL THE CREW XXXXXXXXXX

Grandpa and Gramma

26 Dec 2007

Merry christmas from perth, WA

Auntie Sal

5 Dec 2007

Hi Patrick, So you are in my homeland at last and I hear have a job - well done. Liked reading your plans especially Canada - excellent spot to spend some working time. Taking your dear Mum out for her birthday lunch on Friday at the usual place where we go round and round! Will no doubt hear anymore up-dates on yourself and El. Take care and keep the thermals handy!!

Much love

Auntie Sal xxxxxxx

Dad joke

29 Oct 2007

We all know how the pessimist sees the glass as half empty, the optimist sees it as half full and the engineer simply sees the glass as twice the size it should be. Here is another take on the psyche of the engineer:

A priest, a doctor and an engineer frequently played a round of golf together. One day, as they were out on the course enjoying such a get-together, they came up behind a small group of chaps who seemed to be taking a long time to get on with their game. The three friends waited and waited, noting the terrible lack of skill of those guys in front. The engineer commented, "What's wrong with these blokes? They seem to be taking forever. I suggest we play through and leave them to muddle on." The priest and doctor were more inclined to patience. So they waited.

Finally, they agreed that they should do something about the inordinate delay, and approach the amateurs in front. Just then the grounds man came by and the doctor called him over and complained about the chaps in front and how long they were taking etc. The grounds man said, "I understand your frustration, but those chaps were members of the local volunteer fire brigade who saved the clubhouse from fire recently. In doing so, they were badly injured and lost their sight." Silence. Then the priest said, "That's very sad. I will say mass and pray for them." The doctor said, "I'll have a word with some ophthalmologist friends of mine and see what can be done for them."

The engineer said, "Why can't they play at night?"

ev

29 Oct 2007

seems u werent to keen on those guys u had to travel with in the baltics. where did u find them? where did u leave them?

Ryan

19 Oct 2007

Just thought I'd get one up on Emma on the 'commenting on Patrick's blog' race... sounds like you're killin it over there Patty! Making me jealous... might have to stop uni next year and come over too! Have fun in Lithuania.. hope you love dill!

Karla

24 Sep 2007

Hallo Patrick I bereiten Ihr blog über Ihren deutschen Kurs vor, und ich muß sagen, daß ich Supereifersuechtiges bin. Ich möchte sagen, daß diese Anzeige ein Produkt meiner Fähigkeit, gesamte Sprachen an 4 Tagen aufzuheben ist, aber traurig, nachdem München mein Deutscher noch nur hallo ist, danken gute byes und kein yous

brett

11 Sep 2007

Hi Pat, enjoyed reading your article. Sounds a facinating place. Just though you may like to know that Geelong are in the Preliminary Final.

Stay well and enjoy.

Your Personal Trainer

Auntie Sal

4 Sep 2007

Hi again Pat, So sorry you didn't get my birthday message - I honestly did message you on the day so hope it was a good one. You've made it up with Tomatina though! Still good reading and brings a smile to our faces.

We are off to Queensland for ten days R & R on Thursday - yeh!

Much love Auntie Sal and all xxx

Karla & Duncan

16 Aug 2007

Hey Patty,

Thanks for the postcard. You were right we did like it - and by we I mean me of course.

Catch you in a couple of months!!!

Glecko

14 Aug 2007

Your blog was spot on.. You don't want to offend but how can you not when you are seen as huge walking wallet??

Wait until you get to London, people that hassle you there will either be trying to sell you drugs or be giving you a sob story so they can get money to buy drugs... Don't bother to smile or be polite then!

It's not so much of a whole.. There's just a few cracks and crevaces in a few places!!

Danielle

11 Aug 2007

Hey Rat I can't believe you're off again you b******! Makes me feel lazy!

Keep up the good work on the blog.

Since you're so technologically advanced this time (oooh, a laptop!) send me a message via internet while I'm on XPD.

Whitsundays, 800km, starts Wed 22nd Aug.

Stay away from the UK for as long as possible, it's really a hole in disguise!

D

jason&woodley

8 Aug 2007

Patrick,

Great to meet you on the felucca. We loved the comment about "Cell phones are not radios" Great photos, take care

Egypt

7 Aug 2007

Dear Patrick,

Your comments have been noted and immediate changes shall be made to Egyptian culture to suit your specific requirements.

Love from Egypt

Care Bear

30 Jul 2007

Hey Patty

Where have you gone, it's been so long since you updated your blog. I hope you didn't get eaten by a mummy in Ciaro.

Neighbourhood Watch

25 Jul 2007

WARNING: It appears there is a criminally insane Sponge Bob impostor posting messages on STA TravelBlog Message Boards.Travellers have reported cases of 'worship messages' being posted proclaiming the awesomeness of a known crazy man who goes by the alias of Patrick.It is belied that the Sponge Bob impostor messages may relate to a 'Patrick Cult' which has been detected operating across parts of Europe.The Sponge Bob impostor and Patrick Cult are considered dangers and should not be approached by members of the public.Travellers should disregard to content of any messages posted by suspected Patrick Cult Members and notify Police immediately

Anna

25 Jul 2007

Hey Patrick, cute pics. So i'm freezing my butt off in Tas while your living it up poking the pyramids. Drove past Clare St today, still same old crusty curtains hanging in the windows.

Auntie Sal

23 Jul 2007

Yes, you can keep that heat Patrick - I still sweat or 'glow' even at my age. When you get back get Amanda to sing you her song she learnt at school about King 'Tut"!! Take care and much love, Auntie Sal xx

Karla

20 Jul 2007

I like the Maccas translation! That's as good as the sign I saw in Bangkok for Alien Marriages! Also the day spa that was offering Thai Gerbel Massages (I was too scared to ask)

Keep up the good work

Gary

18 Jul 2007

mmmmmeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwww meeew mmmmmmeeeeeeewwwww

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