Cincinnati North Hotel

... the opportunity to know her and the rest of her family as we embark on this journey together. Life experiences are so much better when they are shared. I am wondering if we'll have to change the passports when we get back from the trip to read, "McCarron-Dunn-Reier" or "Dunn-Reier-McCarron!" I have a feeling that we'll be like one big family upon our return.
I, too have been scouring through all of the reading material I have been able ...

... At least, he better have only been there, because I definitely stopped watching. Can you say under-used? Then I watched "Sunshine Cleaning." Good movie, not so sure about the message, but Amy Adams was awesome, of course.

Got a couple hours of sleep, not enough, though. I could have stayed awake but the time change kicked me in the face enough as it was. Majorly tired by the time I got to London...five hours ahead of time at home, and with too much to do.

... We reached our campground in Columbia well before dinner.

The campground was adjacent to the fairgrounds. No fair going on but there was a steady stream of cars leaving the grounds as it had been the starting point for a bicycle ride to benefit MS that day. Also, there was a college intra-mural baseball game that evening in a rather nice baseball park. Strolling around the campground we got into friendly conversation with a couple who were ...

Today, we booked reservations for Blarney at the Blarney Woolen Mills Hotel for our first night of our stay! I'm SO excited! When our confirmation came in today, it was like, "This is real!" Have been penciled in for our main place to stay, http://www.holiday-rentals.co.uk/Irelan d/holiday-golf-holidays-cottage-County- Kerry/p18271.htm, but haven't gotten info about the deposit yet, which he said he would send.

Cherie and Kevin have been working their tail ...

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Seattle to Anchorage
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... am actually traveling from Dayton tomorrow. The October trip leaves from Cincinnati.

Showing up at the Cincinnati airport at 5am only to find that I should have been in Dayton would not have been the best start to the trip.

... was back to the immigration line, and stamp number three went in my passport. I bought the box, put the bottle inside and taped it closed. It was sent on its way as checked luggage and I went through passport control a fourth time as I "left" France. That made two entries and two departures from France in about 2 hour's time. If people ever go through my passport and compares the dates, they'll be confused about this day. The flight to Atlanta left on time, and this time I ...

... run and not grow weary, the will walk and not be faint." How fitting for me right now. I needed a reminder that God is there for me, that my hope, my trust, should be put in him and that he will give me what I need to get through my day or even just the moment. HOPE really sticks out to me in this verse. It says that naturally people get tired...but HOPE in the LORD renews us. So that is what I am doing today. I'm hoping in the Lord. I'm trusting ...

... in Cincinnati. There were twists and turns like a maze.
We drove by the "Cincinnati Reds" base ball stadium. Most houses here are milk cartons. Drove through Indiana which was flat farmland with a few trees, but green scenery. Stopped in Indianapolis for minor repair on RV. Got detoured because I70 was closed for road work. Drove through foggy bottom so we locked doors and windows, finally got on I70.

Day 15 Got up and did a bit on the computer while my friend went to tennis. Got packed up so we could go into Cincinnati to meet her husband for lunch. Went to a mexican place called Habenaros. Very good food and lots to choose from. The owner makes all kinds of really cool (and hot) salsa's. I had a chicken burrito. The thing was huge. It was 4-5 inches across. It was also very yummy. I was about 7 miles from my next location and promptly got lost when ...