Courtyard By Marriott Boston Waltham

Bored sitting here waiting for my flight to Seoul (scheduled to leave @ 0050 hrs.). Catching up on some emails & research in the meantime. Still have a few more calls to make before the flight; will check in once I arrive in Seoul as it may be last contact 'til the return trip (not sure how technologically savvy our base camp will be). Happy holiday, everyone! Sent from my BlackBerry Tour

... the Consulate this evening (yep, after 5pm), the gentleman on the other end was gracious and helped me somewhat. I have to call back Monday morning (yep, the 16th, the day I'm leaving) to see if we can remedy my forgetfulness here or in-country (they allow on-arrival visas, thankfully!).<br><br>My flight will be leaving here (Boston) at 7pm on Monday, the 16th; I ...

... spirits this week, especially now that I have my lodging and travel arrangements sorted out. <br><br>I'm generally a plan ahead type of traveler and I can honestly say that I've been unnervingly (for me anyway) about details on this trip. No hourly schedules, no printouts of bus and train routes. But I think my general itinerary looks like:<br><br>1) Arrive Johannesburg 11/15<br>2) Visit some other ...

... to report that we are in their area. I think you get a longer sentence if you hit one than for murder. Did you know, they are called Right Whales because in the days of whalers being big business, they were the easiest whale to catch, because they were slow and travelled in groups, so they would say "These are the 'Right&#8217; whales to catch!" Bit of history there for you, so you can wake up now.<br><br>I did my washing and drying today, I might iron tomorrow.

... in Paris but caught on, two hours later. Unknown to me they don't put your check bagages on your new flight, so had to wait in Madrid for four hours. Good note it is a really nice day in Madrid, so enjoyed that. i must say that the French and the Spanish are really friendly even though I am butchering their language

... to-earth guide to what to do when traveling abroad. It was refreshing to read a guide that wasn't filled with words I couldn't understand. Thought I'd spread the word about their website so you guys can take advantage of it too! I'll write again soon- &lt;3 Jenn

... that open into the rest of the airport. Get your Remises and then as your heading to the front door over on the right will be Banco Nacion. There you can exchange any money you brought with you. You can use ATMs in Argentina, but your bank in the US will charge you fees every time you take money out and you can only take out a maximum of AR$300 or $100US. It adds up very quickly as we learned on our last trip.

The second stop on our way to the Boston area today was at the Old Sturbridge Village. This village is a re-creation of an early 19th Century New England village. This is set on 200 acres in rural Massachusetts. This working village contains more than 40 restored buildings brought to the site ...

... memorable part of the Boston experience, however, was the nightmarish B&amp;B. We stayed in South Boston at a very English, very weird B&amp;B with notes everywhere of all the things we couldn't do, shouldn't touch, etc. This prompted a mad evening where we locked ourselves in the bathroom and played with all the antiquated things that weren't for touching and laughing ourselves to tears. Next time I think I'll opt for the Holiday Inn though.

... aangekomen worden we begroet door een plensbui. Alhoewel plensbui de verkeerde benaming is voor regen die al 3 weken duurt. Het bemoeilijkt onze zoektoch naar eten die avond. Veel zien we immers niet van de markeringen op straat. De Kentucky Fried Chicken ziet er veel te uitgewoond uit, dus wordt het Sal's Family Restaurant. Een spagetti met home-made balletjes en tomatensaus en gefrituurde garnalen en uiringen. Supergezonde kost dus ;)