Days Inn Burbank Il

... to do was to replace the rusted out thru-hull and seacock. Tom is off to the marine store for parts and supplies while Lynn will do some touch-up painting of Hawkswood's navy stripe that presently recounts the learning curve that took place while docking her wide beam into a narrow slip during our first sailing season.

We'll be posting the route via Google Earth that we'll be taking either tonight or tomorrow.

... with loads of cheese, these pizzas are just so way over the top! As expected when eating this stuff, it makes Me want to just lay down and sleep – and that ...

... studied abroad with in France. My two roommates from France go to college in northern Indiana and were in Chicago doing auditions for theater grad schools. So we went out for coffee to catch up on the last two and a half years, which I cannot believe it's been that long since I was in France. Lots has been going on at school as of late, ever since my principal had a ruptured appendix at the end of January. She was in the hospital for 10 days ...

... but missed it and had to take the next one an hour later. So after nearly 28 hours on the hop we could finally put our feet up and wait for our dinner, which Jenny ordered over the phone from an eatery nearby, which is contracted to supply the room service, as our hotel has no restaurant. Bye for now and cheers to all, Hans and Jenny.

... Or the student loan. I guess we're just lucky. Thank you Pfizer for moving us from Ann Arbor! Q. When are you leaving? When is your last day at work? A. The current departure date is August 17. It might be sooner if we find someone in a hurry to move in our condo (slim chance) but definitely not later. Last days at work, both for Luana and I will be August 1. So stop by and say ...

We arrived O' Hare Airport at 2:30 pm Chicago time. We ate lunch first at the airport and Roben our friend picked us up at the airport, his brother Medel met us later in the evening he came from NY,they have a jewelry show at Stephens Convention Center ...

... to the domestic departures.

we grab a sandwich and set waiting to be told that all flights to the midwest was delayed.
we nothing to do lots of bags and kit carrying we could go far.

Ohare is one of the most less entertaining airports in the world there nothing to do a few shops to buy candy and a few food places thats it

... different hotels 9 separate flights 4 different airlines 2 separate car rentals 1 ferry ride 1 train trip ??? bottles of wine to be consumed So be it.  We're ready for this adventure in mind, body and spirit (we think).  Listed below is our complete itinerary. 7 January - ORD-LAX 7-9 January - LAX-MEL (Melbourne, AUS) 9 January - MEL-AKL (Auckland, NZ) 10 January - AKL-ZQN (Queenstown, NZ) 11 January - Queenstown 12 January ...

... the mid 1700s. Even though it may seem like we have plenty of time before it could erupt again, scientists still monitor it because 600-800 years is only the average; the periods between eruption could be shorter or longer...and after all it is a huge stratovolcano! For more on Shasta or other Cascade Range volcanoes, check out http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/Cas cades/volcanoes_casca de_range.html#shasta.

... in the alligator's stomach in Peter Pan. (Be prepared for a pop quiz at the end of this saga. What message does this adventure send us of mythic proportions?) Such high adventure for two city bound blokes! The other couple canoeing was a couple from Oxford shire, England. 11 She was six months pregnant! The Whites and we also went on a sunset ocean tour out of the Everglades that was a bust as far as I was concerned. No dolphins, a few birds and a miserable sunset. We also ...