Was war so los in den letzten Jahren?
Thank you Sandy for 5 days living in your place.
Thank you for your great interest in my computer work.
Thank you for our intensive chats.
Thank you for your teachings about chicken. Now I see them differently!
Thank you for your austere charm. I really enjoyed.
Thank you Marie for your nice welcome at the YHA and the interesting chat with all of you later in the evening in the kitchen.
Thank you for meeting you again accidentally on our wonderful bus trip to Warrnambool.
Thank you for our unlikely meeting you again in the Grampians: that was funny!
Thank you for you invitation to travel together to Alice Springs.
Thank you for the sociable dinner party at the YHA.
Thank you Paula for sharing your family live with your two lively boys with. Thank you for the fish. Thank you for the second night. Thank you for your delicious sushi. Thank you for you patience and all the fun with the dog and the rabbit and the children ...
Thank you Tobi and Ela for our common dinner, I enjoyed greatly.
Thank you for your advise how to use the Telstra mobile with the right software as a modem on the net-book.
Thank you for showing me what people can do, like push biking from Leipzig so Singapore and even further.
Thank you Robyn for hosting me three days while it was really cold outside.
Thank you for sharing your family life and allowing me to witness the teens behaviour.
I was silently laughing inside many times and really liked what I could comprehend.
Thank you.
Thank you Rowan for showing me around in town the whole day.
Thank you for talking to me all day and telling me a lot and showing me all the off tracks and the rabbit holes.
Thank you for explaining the cinema projector and the film handling.
Thank you for your company and taking me seriously even so I must have been much to old for you.
Thank you Andrew for giving me the chance to help out a little bit.
For your way of talking English with your slow intonation and your very special way of ending every sentence becoming slower and deeper: forcing every body to listen intently. I enjoyed your very particular way of speaking a lot.
Hello world!
„Thank you“ or „thankyou“ in British is my expression of gratitude.
