Best Western Navigator Inn & Suites Everett

... the pieces of the 787 inside! It's huge and the tail opens like a door so that the 787 pieces can slide in and out on conveyors!<br><br>In the late afternoon we drove to Bellevue on the eastern side of Lake Washington. We visited the Bellevue Botanical Garden. The drive back to Seattle at sunset was amazing. We had dinner in Seattle at Von's, fantastic food!

... check out some cool pictures, and just make sure we're still alive. So, for everyone that's been asking us, "Where in the world are you going for the next 15 or so months?" here's our reply: To get a graphical depiction, along with dates and captions on each ...

... and Monique is coloring. It is very hot here. I am glad that it is not the hot season in Mexico. It's the rainy season. Now a bunch of people are yelling again. Sophia is trying to find someting todo. We are going to go for a walk after our quiet time which isn't very quiet. In the hallway of this hotel it really smell's like indian food or spices or ...

So in Everett we went on a tour that showed us how they make airplanes and stuff. It is the largest building in the world in volume. There are 29 thousand workers that work there. Our tour guide was very nice. She knew all the history about airplanes but didn't know know much about the airplanes themselves. We went in there tunnel and we went into a freight elevator. My sister didn't really like it to much.

... his own.  Please continue to send prayers and energies toward his lung development.  Kai has also started to have some shifting in his platelet levels!! Without drugs or transfusions... it appears he is starting a slow, and hopefully steady, increase in his numbers. This is a slight shift right now, headed in the right direction. Please continue to direct your prayers here too! Being off the respirator means that Kai can be held!!! Alex and Sheryl have been having ...

... Just another fork in the road - somewhere later where I can begin to pick up the pieces of my life again. Certainly there's a lesson to embrace from this journey - I hope the gems will reveal themselves in some profound revelation "in the strangest of places if I'd look at it right". Afternoons and evenings are worst - I feel like I have nausea that sometimes feels like snakes crawling around inside my stomach. Sometimes my body temperature goes ...

... killer mosi hats out. Basically a hat with a veil all the way down to cover face and neck - makes eating and drinking interesting. You can't go anywhere or do anything without being covered in literally thousands of the damn things. A thin film of black bodies covers everything. Set off for Prudhoe Bay and the Arctic Ocean. At Prudhoe officials insisted we put on protective eyewear to enter the 7½ mile road to the Arctic Ocean. Not sure what the ...

...a very good place to start :) We had a wonderful four night layover at our friends' G and B recently completed country home north of Seattle. It was a nice break to be in one place for a few days. It was also great fun to turn home improvements into a unified diversion. We never did make it into Seattle. After weeks of ...

Before I set out for New York I have gone back to Seattle for a couple of weeks to visit my family. A plane ticket from Chicago to Seattle costs about $125 on Southwest and the flight takes about four hours. So why the heck did I choose to pay more so that I could spend 46 hours on a train to do the same trip? Reason one: 11AM, 6/1/07 somewhere on the North Dakota/Montana border. I am sitting in the observation car watching the plains ...

Summer went away, right before my very eyes. September morphed into October, and suddenly it's my favorite time of year, hands down. Seems like everything summer worked for comes together in the fall; the trees get show-offey and the pumpkins get turned on. Kids have mostly settled into school by October, and football lovers have enough wins and losses for a decent argument. I like to walk ...