Comfort Inn Bwi Airport Baltimore

... the remnants of Hurricane Ida. This far up the Delaware and Chesapeake River we only got the heavy rain, although the Coastguard made us put out more lines because of the high winds. The people who suffered the most were those that live along the coast, their high tides were 4 – 5 feet higher than normal. So in a way it was lucky that we didn’t sail on time. We are due now to sail for Jacksonville on the 14th but the ...

... at the home and workshop of an extraordinary furniture craftsman, Vicco vonVoss. We were greeted on arrival by a tom turkey who strutted about like he owned the place. Bob McBride his workshop would have you drooling as it is loaded with equipment and rare, exotic hardwood awaiting his skillful hands. His home is a work in progress, we were able to view the completed main section and it is ...

howdy y'all from Maryland. i drove in yesterday to the land of many marys( i always thought that was san francisco). anyway, I'm here for the weekend visiting my friends todd &amp; stefanie who just bought their first house. It is gorgeous. I am amazed how big it is, especially inside the city limits. Ma halo! <br><br>This is my first time in Baltimore ...

... more logic in my decisions. <br><br>I somehow managed to convince my boss to let me take a month off in December, and six weeks later I&#8217;ll be stepping off a plane in Kathmandu, bound for the foothills of the majestic Himalayas, my first stop on a month long backpacking experience through Nepal and India. I finally sit down and look up my checking account to find out I have less than $500.00 in my name!!! This has got to be one of the most impulsive ...

Last time I was in tthe US, a friend introduced me to aerial dance, and from the first lesson I was hooked. There's nothing quite like hanging upside down from a trapeze to give you a sense of giddiness. Now that I've returned to the States I'm diving back in to the aerial world, and what better introduction than attending the first-ever Baltimore Aerial Festival? I originally thought I would know two of the performers, but discovered over the course of the evening that ...

... It's pretty cool, but takes some balance, but it would be nearly impossible to manage if you traveled forward down them or nine months pregnant :)<br><br>After visiting the ships we walked a bit around the Inner Harbor and ended up trekking up Federal Hill (we thought it was Fort McHenry) for an amazing view of Baltimore. You should only make the trek if you like views, otherwise the ...

... enough. Of course, after this episode, I spent the whole remaining 90 miles or so singing Blue Oyster Cult, 'Don't Fear the Raper'. Reaper. Whatever. Hah. Oh, I also passed what claims to be the biggest fireworks warehouse in the world. I don't know if I'm buying that....it wasnae even that big. Although, I suppose there aren't many fireworks warehouses in the world for it to contend with.....still, I challenge them to prove it.

I'm so happy to be back at home. I missed my husband and children. This mission's trip has been a blessing to me. I met many brothers and sisters from Kenya and Uganda. Because of this trip, the Lord has started a new work. It is called MiteWorks International Network. <br><br>Please visit our website at www.tcm-mwin.net for details.

... people take pictures of you, or vice versa. They call it "hall cosplaying" and it is SO much fun. I was shy at first since this was my first time, but since thousands of people are doing it you get used to it after awhile. I ran into a couple of Sephiroths, all of whom wanted to kill me, LOL. One guy was REALLY into character so we took pics together. At one point I got separated from Lauren T. and I ran into another Aeris cosplayer from North ...

... s assassination. Subsequent scientific analysis deduced that the presence of Neco Flakes candy in the feces meant it probably didn't come from the Great Emancipator, but whatever. From there, you could move on to a display featuring George Washington's eyelashes (which I can now add to my list of "weird Presidential things I've seen," right alongside Grover Cleveland's tumor from the Mutter Museum just up the road in Philadelphia -- I swear I've seen a President's lower jaw ...