Courtyard By Marriott San Jose Airport

... 007 Haifa, Israel 7:00 AM (over land)<br>11/22/09 008 Ashod, Israel (overland) 8:00PM 11 ...

Leaving the Hoover Dam, we started into San Jose. After driving several hours, we decided to head straight in rather than spend the night elsewhere. Around 8, we saw the bright lights of Los Angeles off in the distance. Sometime around midnight, we finally passed Gilroy, garlic capital of the world. Finally, just around 1 am, we pulled into PvoPatPat's Place. Although we were worried we were inconviencing them by arriving so late ...

... Italy 7:00 AM 6:30 PM 04/22/09 099 Cannes, France 9:00 AM 6:00 PM 04/23/09 100 ...

... activity. When that's your mission and everyone puts energy towards that end, amazing things happen even if you don't know each other. As the activity went on, I supported some in the hotel, but more importantly got a chance to see some of it. More than 1000 men got together for this event. Jesse Goins and Orlando Cepeda (yes, the Hall of Fame baseball player) were 2 men who shared their experience practicing at the event. It was quite the ...

... on the coast. I can not handle living in the cold rainy mountains. It just is not for me . The cold and rain makes me so lazy and depressed. It is terrible. I really did not want to come back to Cuenca. It was just so wonderful to be around the people I love the most in this world. My time went by so fast. I wanted more time at home with my family and friends. There was still so any people that I did not get to see and spend time with. It was the first time ...

... to the Theatre district. We ate dinner at Chimicurri Grill where we had Argentine food and wine. It was excellent. We walked down the street where we had tickets to the Broadway show "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change". It was a really cute show and we all enjoyed it. After the show it was a beautiful evening in New York City and Tina and I walked over twenty blocks back to the Chelsea Lodge where we called it a day.

... band playing. There did seem to be lots of people turning up, not entirely sure why! The area was nice, but not because it was independence day, cause trust me if you didn't know what day it was already, you would never have guessed! There were no flags, no nothing. We headed back to the hostel, apparantly in the wrong direction, as everyone was walking the opposite way. Yes Americans walking, apparantly they discover they have legs on Independence Day! No sorry if there are any ...

... desperate place that wants to grind me down, this mass of souls that has no room in its heart for one more person, I, in my annoyance, in my pain, in my own cranky response, get to feel conscious and alive and whole. The city tells me who I am, and lets me know better who and what I love, and what I value, and what I want. It teaches me. Painfully, at times, but firmly. I am glad to have been here. Time to go. I'll see you again in Santa Fe. Next stop: Chellis Glendinning. All aboard! Tim

... Terry; Martin, Jorge, & John; Robert; Chris; George; Jake; Chuck; Cliff; John; Caleb & Lenee; Ron; Todd; John; Jack; Pete; Alfred; Mark; Chuck; Ruben & Claudia; Ira; Ed; Luciano; Steve; Cedrick; Conrad; Emad; Con; and Saul for the rides! Much thanks to Nathalie, Kevin, Tom, Jeff, Atool, Mathias, Monica, Apec, & others for the place to stay! NOTEABLE WILDLIFE SIGHTINGS: anemones, starfish, elk, little lizards, redwoods, harbor seals, kelp, fish, sea otters