The best part of my trip was finally meeting Chris & Ashley. After months of being friends and partners on Lycos and playsite Chris & her family opened their home & overwhelmed me with their hospitality, (or is that underwhelmed I'm never too sure, English isn't my strong point!) Ashley & Frankie came down to spend the New Year they all made the trip so much fun. Things that I have learnt ~ Git means loser and is not an English term of endearment, Hooter means nose not hooters, Giraffe is laugh and m8 is a friend & these two are the best mates to have. 

Thank you for everything  ~ Donna

Well what can I say.... Actually quite a bit. I have realized if "ok" is not uttered in every sentence  it renders the Yankee git speechless. And if any of you have the dubious honor of residing at the Tuck household. Take earmuffs and CD player to drown out any early morning mating rituals, that is later blamed on  heart burn. (she's having a giraffe). But on a rare sincere moment (and if I ever hear this repeated I will of course deny it) Chris is a warm, giving person and I am honoured to have the privilege to call my friend for whom nothing would be too much trouble.

Thank you ~ you both deserve the title number one git ~ Ashley

Things I have learnt from the gits visiting are, Donna (the quiet one...yeah right) When drunk  doesn't stop "yabbering." She is to be watched at all times in an unguarded moment I turned round and she had Gerry on the floor, Who is still a nervous wreak every time he hears an American accent . NEVER  put Ash (a light sleeper) in a room next to mine again. It was great meeting Donna for the first time, showing her around and making her eat and drink dubious things. Well I had to break the git in gently knowing when Ash arrived it would be the case of "girls behaving badly". Ash is a fun loving person who will do anything for you and without her this web site would not be possible.

Thank you both for traveling to spend the time with us

You are both super, smashing, great m8's ~ Chris