Courtyard By Marriott Annapolis

We drove to Vera's early in the morning after staging a car at Bert Jabins Yacht Yard in Annapolis, our destination. It was cool with a gale warning, winds forecast to be NW 20 to 35. We planned to sail under genoa alone as the mainsail has been removed back in November for use by Quantum sail makers to design a replacement main. The high forecast wind speeds were not an issue, but the direction was problematic ...

... birdie putt! As a matter of fact, the foursome started the back nine on fire. For the first four holes, someone managed to make a birdie. That was the extent of my highlight for the back nine. I managed to finish with a 50 for a total of 99 for the round. Another problem you have to overcome when playing East Potomac is the constant distraction of airliners taking off from nearby Reagan National Airport. On top of that, the ...

... so far. I love it already! My nerves have definitely died down. I think I am the most nervous about using the metro now and making sure that I impress or at least work my hardest at my internship. My roommates and I all have similar classes, if not, actually the same classes so we are all in the same boat with those. I am ready to really get this adventure started now. Tomorrow looks to start the really busy time out here. I am excited!

... we all have a right to freedom. If you turn around and look out over the horizon at the top of the stairs of the Memorial, you'll see a great view of the Washington Monument and the U.S. Capitol ...

... out well, as Tony the Polish barman was happy to stay open (for guests, not the public) and we spent the night with his niece and her boyfriend, a businessman from the south, and a couple from Ireland who just got engaged and whose accents were so strong we could hardly understand them. It didn't matter though as Tony kept the drinks flowing - I'm sure we didn't pay for half of what we had. Richie took great ...

... Annapolis was cute and TINY!!!! We played the Village People in the bus and then explored the little cobblestone town, looking out for cute Navy men!!! New Jersey was another blink and miss it state......except for the fact that we were all a bit excited....we could see the New York skyline in the distance!!!!

... quite a few times in the past few years, I should have realized just how much work it takes to pack up, clean up, and move out, even in a small apartment that I've occupied for just four months. We said our few goodbyes to the people that we got to know this semester, including going out to coffee with Owe, the favorite of us girls (his Norwegian friends call him "the American pet"... we were rather offended when we heard that). It was definitely hard to grasp the reality that this ...

... GO UP AS YOU MOVE NORTH 'UPTOWN'. PARK AVENUE IS 4TH AVENUE BELOW 14TH STREET. BROADWAY DOES NOT RUN NORTH AND SOUTH - IT ANGLES ACROSS THE STREETS & AVENUES. NEW YORK CITY IS MADE UP OF FIVE BOROUGHS - MANHATTAN, QUEENS, BROOKLYN, BRONX, STATEN ISLAND. THERE ARE THREE MAIN AIRPORTS, JFK, LA GUARDIA - CLOSER TO MANHATTAN AND NEWARK. I FLEW INTO JFK. LINDA IS OFF ON HER WORLD TOUR NOW AND I HAD TO GO BACK TO WORK ... HMMMM ... SOMETHING WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE ...

... we leave. We will not have a booth this year but we will be at the show. If you plan to be at the show please call or email Cays and Quays so that we can get together. 410-990-0213 / caysandquays@comcast.net Carolyn Dales will take good care of all of our clients while we are off doing research for the company to share with our clients.

... from orangewood. In 1962, during the redecoration of the White House, Mrs. John F. Kennedy found the original wallpaper of this design in an historic home in western Maryland, had the paper removed and placed on the walls of the White House reception room. Complimenting the fine woodwork of this room is a hand-carved log canoe under sail. The Riverview Room, just off the reception hall has 280 year old wood pegged wall panels and a fireplace of bricks made in England around ...