Campus Inn 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>

If you are EVER in the south central Michigan area, definitely, DEFINITELY, visit the Travelers Club and Tuba Museum in Okemos! This great restuarant serves a different ethnic/national food theme each month, in addition to a full line of 'regular' food and beers. HOW'S THIS for a delicious Swedish dinner? We had split pea soup, smoked white fish, pickled herring, rye bread with herb butter, haroset (applesauce, cinnamin and ...

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.

After saying our goodbyes to everyone at Cedarlane RV Park this morning, we're on the road to Michigan, in the home! Gray skies and cool winds can't dampen our spirits - we are SO looking forward to this next week's travels - when we leave Michigan, we'll head south on I-75 towards Florida, with a two ...

... things happened on your trip.<br><br>Me: Of course, you remember the homesick entries from Asia, so that is not true.  It is funny how I tend to only remember the good parts of the trip and forget that I was lonely a lot and did have a few scary experiences, more than a few very awkward experiences, and one particular experience I regret.  But the good parts and overall benefits far, far outweigh the bad.<br><br>Fan: Do you still keep in touch with people you met along the way?<br><br ...

... a midwest winter. But whatever the reasons, I applaud AA's desire to help it's citizens. Cendra lives in a historic district that is home to mostly small two-story cottages, small yards, and big shade trees. Her house, like almost all of the ones on these few blocks, was built in the early 1920s and shows the German craftsmanship of the time. The outside is painted a lovely dark eggplant purple with creamy yellow trim and goldenrod on the side door and an ...

... history major in undergrad. It is fair to say I have wanted to go on this trip for about 5 years. Thankfully, a few days ago, Molly and I received our visas. I was worried for a bit there that the entire trip was going to have to be put on hold. But I am grateful that the Chinese consulate approved us. I know that the restrictions on visas are more severe as of recently because of the Olympics, and ...

(Ann Arbor, Saturday, May 5, 2007)-Ann Arbor is a whole different place from the one I lived in back in the late '60s and early '70s when it was proudly known as the Dope Capitol of the Midwest. Now America's second-wealthiest community, right after Orange County, Ann Arbor is totally controlled by the massive research and training corporation known as the University of Michigan, and it's like a showcase for the world of the squares in all their corny glory ...