All the best to you and your wife.
Please do keep us posted on life back in New Zealand.
Blessings.
Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by fee » 09 Dec 2008, 12:04
"As I said before, I'm from the Midwest. We were taught it's not polite to talk about ourselves.''
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by Tigerman » 09 Dec 2008, 13:37
Hey Anton,
As was said above, you are already missed by those of us who don't get out of Taipei often... but, you will be missed more, no doubt, when you leave this Island.
It has been a pleasure knowing you IRL and also sharing this website with you. I too wish you and Trudi all the very best in the coming new year and after and hope that you will continue posting here.
NZ is on my list of places to visit before I leave this side of the planet, so I will be looking forward to seeing you when we do get down there in the future.
I expect to make it to the HH on Thursday.
Peace,
TM
As was said above, you are already missed by those of us who don't get out of Taipei often... but, you will be missed more, no doubt, when you leave this Island.
It has been a pleasure knowing you IRL and also sharing this website with you. I too wish you and Trudi all the very best in the coming new year and after and hope that you will continue posting here.
NZ is on my list of places to visit before I leave this side of the planet, so I will be looking forward to seeing you when we do get down there in the future.
I expect to make it to the HH on Thursday.
Peace,
TM
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by Edgar Allen » 09 Dec 2008, 13:45
Won't make it Thursday but will be thinking of you both. Maybe will get so see you down in NZ, we get there from time to time.
All the best.
All the best.
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by Jack Burton » 09 Dec 2008, 14:20
Truant,
My hopes and prayers go to your family.
See you on the flob another day.
My hopes and prayers go to your family.
See you on the flob another day.
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by 914 » 09 Dec 2008, 15:18
Let ME be the very first to wish you a fine last few days in Taiwan, AND a fantabulous life in NZ, AND a wedding anniversary coming up for which you'll fly back just in time, AND a hopeful new year. 
You will be missed dearly, especially by Iris I'm sure. Too bad we weren't in YVR the same week last month, but if you're ever in SFO, just holler.
Meeting you was one of the highlights of my life in Taiwan. You're the best Kiwi I know. Thank you for opening my eyes to the beauty of the haka.
"I highly recommend Truant as a friend. He is smart. And he looks like Jemaine." -- 914
You will be missed dearly, especially by Iris I'm sure. Too bad we weren't in YVR the same week last month, but if you're ever in SFO, just holler.
Meeting you was one of the highlights of my life in Taiwan. You're the best Kiwi I know. Thank you for opening my eyes to the beauty of the haka.
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by Rascal » 09 Dec 2008, 15:52
I wish you both all the best!
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by Buttercup » 09 Dec 2008, 16:02
914 wrote:"I highly recommend Truant as a friend. He is smart. And he looks like Jemaine." -- 914
Echo dat. All my good wishes.
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by tash » 09 Dec 2008, 19:00
Truant is one of those friends who rubs off on you in all the right ways. Go to this HH and get yourselves some of that while you still can.
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by Buttercup » 09 Dec 2008, 19:04
tash wrote:Truant is one of those friends who rubs off on you in all the right ways. Go to this HH and get yourselves some of that while you still can.
But you shouldn't let him.
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Re: Thanks Forumosa and Goodbye Taiwan
by sandman » 09 Dec 2008, 19:17
Buttercup wrote:tash wrote:Truant is one of those friends who rubs off on you in all the right ways. Go to this HH and get yourselves some of that while you still can.
But you shouldn't let him.
Right. Stains. Odd looks from passersby. Let him rub himself off on other people is what I say.
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