Atlanta Sheremetyevo Hotel Moscow

... up front on the LAX - SYD portion. With almost 14 hours of flying just from the West coast, you would feel the same way too! <br><br>If everything goes OK, we should be landing in SYD at 840AM on the morning of Friday, Nov. 20th. <br><br>We are all excited about our first trip DOWN UNDER! Vegemite for everyone!

... that I can't talk." Oy!!! 35min. before curtain, and I have to send my understudy to go over blocking and pin costumes to his size (he's about 1/3 the size of the down actor), I have to run front of house and sound, my ASM has to run backstage w/o me, and I have to get my sick actor with the swollen tongue to a doctors ASAP. It was quite the show... Turns out, he had an ulcer under his tongue, and luckily after a night of medicine and prescription solution, he was ...

... Indian Pow-wow was taking place. We saw traditional Indian dance, costumes and tee-pees. It was really cool. From traditional to modern technology we also caught the 4D adventure film inside where the seats move, wind and water fall on you and things touch your legs all to add to the movie. Stone Mountain was an excellent day full of beauty and adventure. We must also quickly note that ...

... goes the national motto of India. Or as Buddha put it "Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth." Truth is, I can't say that India 'changed' me in any in profound spiritual way. I didn't 'meet my guru', join a weird cult or even get converted by a Christian missionary but the experiences I had there did reinforce my relationship with the Everpresence (aka 'God ...

We got up, had breakfast at the hotel and drove to PDX to turn in the rental car. We had driven over 1500 miles in eight days. We got in line to go through security and I got separated from Dennis and Elizabeth. The TSA checked my bag and confiscated my jar of Huckleberry Honey. They said ...

Woke up early in the morning, and struck out for SFO. After checking in and saying goodbye to mommet and daddeh, I found the DC-bound plane I was on. The first leg of the flight was pretty uneventful...I was on the netbook for most of it, working on a Keen mod. It killed time pretty well. At Washington, I found that the next gate was conveniently right next to the one I exited from. I got a bite to eat at Wendy's (wheee) and ate ...

... the people were in at hte time because it is the opposite of what we encounter in our daily lives. Some of thegirlsin our groupwere crying during the film. After the museam we went to grab some food from one of the local canteens. The food sofar on the triphas been pretty good and we have been taken to the cheap places by our honcho diane and marie. I spent around7 pound on a main meal, salad and desert which is not to bad in Moscow althought this ...

... Petersburg. That evening we wished farewell to Pasha and Nicolette with some of his English-speaking friends in a trendy Uzbek tea-house, Chaikhana, in Gorky Park.<br><br><br>We had the whole of Saturday in Moscow before our train to St Petersburg left at 11pm and Vladimir and Galina took us out for the day. The language issue was a problem again without Pasha around (at one point we had him on the phone from the departure ...

Hi Everybody, Today I head on the the outer skirt of the city to see some of the other famous sites here in Moscow. The first place I went is Novodevichy Convent and Cemetary. I was surprised that the convent is closed today and tomorrow, so I went to the cemetary instead. This is no ordinary cemetary but its where all the famous Russian people were buried. The Tombstones are ...

... seemed to be coming from and then told me "5 minutes". As it happened it was only 5 minutes and my bag appeared. We then had to faff about with customs form but it was written in Russian so I explained I couldn't understand it so she huffed and filled it in for me (which kina makes a farce of the whole thing as she had no idea what was in my bag and made it up. In the end and with great relief we were given our bags. We made our way back ...