Comfort Inn Airport East El Paso

... hadry a boty. Michal vzhledem k předchozí destrukci oblíbených šortek zakupuje nový model.

Místní musí být ujetý na módu, svatby a děti, protože pro ty je nabídek nejvíc. Každej druhej obchod nebo stánek má plno bot nebo oblečení kvality rovnající se podchodu u nádru. Dalším šlágrem jsou svatební šaty, oznámení a dorty a taky oblečení na děti všeho věku, zejména totálně přepl ...

... is definitely a good winter playground and I want to come back to explore it further. But alas, we must leave tomorrow. On the upside, we’ll once again be back in our treasured home state of Texas. What is it that makes you feel like you’re in a foreign country when you’re not on Texas soil? Guess it has to do with “our roots”.

Our park in Willcox appears to be a converted KOA. It’s close to ...

... a place across from that which had beer. So we had our $1.50 lunch, and our $.75 beer, and my friend got his shoes shined, and then we went on our way. I was weary of taking any pictures, because I didn't want to wind up in a jail somewhere with petty drug mules with swine flu. So I don't have too much to report. One day I will go back though, and I will have lots of pictures when it's safer for my type of half ass guerrilla photo journalism.

... the airport. I mosied up to the bar and got myself a beer, and had a laugh at all the drunks attempting karaoke. Turns out it was the last night in town before a bunch of guys in the army shipped off, so they were all having a great time.

After I had my fill of watching karaoke, I went outside to the patio and started talking with some people there. It was here that I first met the Samoan bartender (that worked at another bar ...

... Day 14 and Route 66, a 100 km sand dune between areas still possibly land mined. Strangely, that didn't bother us as much as the felled trees that barred the road for us. The road to Sapa, at the top of Viet Nam's highest mountain, was the most winding, nausea-and whiplash -producing track- hundreds of back to back hairpins. It was the usual mindbending, tooth- rattling, nerve-wrecking, muddy tracked and rutted, potholes with some road in patches that we have come to expect. It ...

... I'm a rather good student, I'm active, and I definitely show financial need (or at least that's what the EFC of "0" says) -- so that I can use that information to try to better myself. It's okay, though. I still have two more scholarships that should be notifying me within the next couple weeks. Haha, let's just hope that these two go through; it'll prove rather difficult to spend a year abroad with the little money I have in the bank!

I crossed the border sola for the first time recently. Not so many years ago, I had never walked into Mexico. This entry will simply record the experience of crossing from El Paso USA into Juarez MX. For details on each step of the sequence, click on the photo.

... from N'ville) **Get tickets ASAP if you plan on going to any show, especially the dates in Nashville. Most of the cast is from Nashville, so there's alot of people who are planning to attend ...

... a lot to learn from Latino culture and it's values; as conservative though it may sometimes be, there is not such an unhealthy obsession with youth, size zero women, fear-propaganda campaigns (bioflus, islamaphobia, terrorism ect) or rampant consumerism (except in some major cities like San Jose, México City, Lima - though not really La Paz, Managua or Belize City). Even intensely religious people are open to more paganistic spirituality and people are immensely ...

... women choose to ride solo. I usually ride with Di, who can keep up with my 18-20 mph pace. Sometimes Barb will join us, but she says she can't keep up the pace day after day. Di and I are rarely the first to leave, but usually the first to arrive at our nightly destination. The Woman Tours van, (which holds 14 passengers and has a rooftop rack for 14 bicycles) pulling the trailer, leaves after breakfast to drive to our next destination. Michelle often ...