Amsterdam Truelove Guesthouse And Antiques

... as many
vodka shots as we wanted. At around 9:30pm tons of people started to
show up including heps of girls. At around 10pm we were getting ready
to leave the first bar and we had a big group. I was feeling good
already and we still had 4 bars to go. At the second bar we got a free
drink as well. The second bar was more like a lounge and we were not
here for too long, we had just enough time to finish our ...

... that this would be the last massive trip home through London, these trips always took so long. By the time we got back to Crouch End it was after midnight, and we had forgot to take our key with us so thought we would have to wake everyone up in order to get in. Luckily one of the household members got off the same bus as us. As it turned out, everyone was awake anyway.
We all exchanged stories of the last few weeks and then TSJ’s slept on the lounge.

... kids and girlfriends along for the ride. Catching up with the rest of the group a couple hours later we heard many fellow pilgrims express their disgust with the local sites. More than one young man said he felt like he needed a shower. Jeff's remark that the prostitutes looked like "they had a lot of miles on them" was comical but was telling. I guess he expected them to be young and pretty.

Tomorrow we fly home and everyone is feeling it. Saying goodbye is going to be hard.
 

... We had to cut the tour short as we had another booked. So we left that and bolted back towards the train station, we did get our second tour with some time to spare. So the tour took us up into Holand and first stop was a Clog making place and windmills! It was really cool seeing how they made the clogs the traditional way and also the new way (sooooo much faster), they really were the first work boot (didn't matter if ya dropped things on ya toes). After walking around and ...

... but well worth it as we cruised past many amazing sights, including the largest number of bicycles I have ever seen in one place - four floors of them placed on bike racks! Amsterdamers love to cycle. Also once along the cruise I saw a man with a glass bowl of ufoliage, openly smoking it... it's legal but so unusual and even a bit confronting for me. Not as confronting though as our walk through the district that had what ...

... in Ecuador which was meant to be 4 hours turning into 12 hours because of an avalanche,
then when the people front the jungle huts came to collect us in a jeep, getting stopped by the police,
because Jack was sitting on the roof!!!
· Not getting to ...

... of windmills in Zaan Schanse and a clog making factory, we have settled in the small town of Ermelo near a very good wind surfing place 'best in Europe' so the very chatty camp site owner tells us. We don't mind, it is 10 euros for a night, electricity, water, showers and unlimited Internet! We think we will stay in Holland for another night and then head into Germany for a little while. Thanks for all the emails, nice to hear what you are all up too.

Well in keeping with the theme this was a sleep deprived drug related trip to Amsterdam. Okay so the drug in question happens to be entirely legal and the sleep deprivation was due to working all night, but still if you edit it like I did in the first sentence it sounds like a great trip. This is whatI like to call tabloid editing. Antonia (a work colleague) and I did manage to have one ...

... fully stocked so we decided to save some $$ and take advantage of it. YUMMY! It is definately a "tolerant" attitude here, and Í''m pretty sure that 90% of the people here are on drugs. But It definately gives of that "backpacker" feel. We are planning on heading on to Prague tomorrow morning around 10:00am our time. We will write when we get there! -Love, Monica

... of 1961. Marshall continued to run sessions in New Orleans for the label until it folded in 1963 due to a series of financial mishaps. Sehorn has said that he 'learned the ropes' of the business from Robinson, and a 'google' on him certainly bears that out. He is listed as a co-writer of Sonny Boy Wiiliamson's "One Way Out," the song the Allman Brothers made famous on their Fillmore East album. A look at the BMI Repertoire ...