Bell Tower Hotel Ann Arbor

... for gifts and souvenirs on the return trip...<br><br>There's a old travel rule of thumb..."Never travel with more than you can run with for a quarter mile."<br><br>Gotta' work on that.<br><br>Thanks to 'Beca, Mark and Layla for their marvelous hospitality! It won't be three years again before we visit. Save the milkweed! Save the Monarchs!<br><br>Adeau America!<br>

... pytti pannam (onion, potoato, beef hash), plus steamed kale and wonderful Swedish-style beans, with honey and vinaeger. DeLISH! The small restuarant/tavern is filled with Sousaphones, Euphoniums, and of course, bigass TUBAs. Lots and lots of tubas! We were seated in one of the booths, with a world map next to us on the wall. I told our cute waitress that I was headed to Ghana, and she exclaimed, "My sister JUST got back from ...

I am still at home. Only one more week. Being away from my home for three weeks requires a lot of preparation. I even know the movie that are going to have on the Flight. I am tired already!! Since I will be on a plane for almost 24 hours, I am collecting all the necessary stuff needed to be comfortable. <br>

Phew... Going through US Customs was a bit trying... No searching but a lot of questions meant - I supposed - to catch us with something bad... Who knows. We did not loose any meal. We're in the middle of a fairground, with a weak WiFi but OK. The only analog TV channels are from Detroit but the Detroit area offers 22 digital channels, many <br><br>Longer day than expected but we grinded the flying condo to a halt. No problem other than a sticking lock on the propane door.

... diversion into Great Smoky Mountain National Park to see the fall colors. A week from tomorrow, we'll be back at our friend Pat's Place, in Webster, Florida, where warm weather awaits!<br><br> The colors have started to change up here - will upload a couple of pics taken today as we're traveing.<br>

Mrs. Here....<br><br>Mr. and I are heading South this Sunday in our 5th wheel. First Stop is Taylorsville Lake State Park in Kentucky.<br><br>We plan on taking 5 weeks and end up in Texas for 6 months.<br><br>We are first timers in a 5th wheel and are hoping we will still be speaking ...

... on all their buildings, and the other 'boy's work the two restaurants and the meat cutting business. My plans right now are to be here in AA for today and to leave tomorrow to make my way leisurely to Minneapolis to Deann's house. Since she is in hospital getting a knee replaced, there's no hurry in getting there, but I want to be there to care for her for a few days when she is released before I make my way back to Oregon.

Hi All, We are getting ready to leave on Friday and are tying up all the loose ends. I don't know how Donna and Bob do this all the time, it is hard to be gone for a month! I've never done this before! We have our backpacks nearly full of bug repellent (no, they don't make snake repellent that I know of, mom), hiking clothes, sunscreen, and sleeping bags. I am also a walking drug store with lots of meds just in case one of us gets sick. Maybe I should ...

... to get me a new phone. How sad, 3 weeks without one, and I couldn't even go home without replacing it. We had sushi for lunch, which I had been craving along, and I had fulfilled my pizza craving with Papa John's at the Lima airport. Food cravings dealt with, check. YUMMY. The best thing about being home: being able to put toilet paper in the toilet again. haha. Sounds so silly, but it makes me happy. Worst? Hmmm...being tied to ...

... country in an Amtrak train. He hosts a weekly radio show from Amsterdam on the Internet at www.RadioFreeAmsterdam.com. It's also available as a podcast, and his radio show archives are found at www.johnsinclairradio.com. His main website is at www.johnsinclair.us. "I've never been a big fan of the way our country organizes itself socially. I think that's on the record," he chuckled, "but now more than ever. That's why I spend most of my time in Amsterdam. It's ...