Archive for the 'Holidays' Category

Oct 17 2012

Happy Halloween!

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With the end of October approaching, it must be time for a Halloween card… but as we are a rather opinionated Team, we had to do two to satisfy everybody. So, here they are.  Happy Holiday everyone!  Please be sure to share what you got up to! #1 Monster Mash  Personalize funny videos and birthday [...]

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Oct 13 2012

Off to California – Summer 2012

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This year Team Hamada hit California to reunite with the Hamada clan and those who were fortunate enough to marry into it and their extended families.  We also got a chance to catch up with some of Clint’s high school and college friends from all over the state. We arrived in SFO and stayed with [...]

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Jul 25 2010

We’re all going on a Summer Holiday…

After researching diligently on all the possibly holiday destinations, and comparing the costs to our meager budget, we decided to go on a family holiday and take in the delights of Bali and Singapore.  We hastily contacted Susana (who had house-swapped with us last year) and found that her Bali T-House in Ubud was free [...]

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May 16 2010

Spring Break

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The Podger Grandparents arrived, and we headed out for a well-needed week of relaxation in Hoi An.  We enjoyed our stay at the hotel with a swimming pool and the kids seemed to get most excited about nekkid swimming (who do they get that from?) or as Ophelia would giggle and say ‘nakeb’.  We enjoyed [...]

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Apr 01 2010

Our Recent Stay-Cation

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What do you say when somebody offers you a free two-night stay at the local 5 Star hotel? Um, how about ‘YES!’ Last weekend all 5 of us traipsed down to the Hanoi Intercontinental and checked into a 1 bedroom suite! We spent a lot of time in the room, just hanging out. Oscar and [...]

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