Days Inn Grand Rapids Downtown

... to point on rabbits, squirrels and birds. Her favorite greeting is with something in her mouth and "growling" affectionately at you. She makes great eye contact, is finally starting to learn words (typical of rescues), loves walks and keeps Donna company during the day, never leaving her side.

Grand Rapids, MI... I have nothing to say really. It decided to start raining like crazy the minute we crossed the Michigan border. Needless to say, I didn't feel like exploring much in the rain. But, our show went well, we had an excellent crew in a great space, so I can't really complain. I just hope Michigan gets a bit better.<br>

... 8221; in response to our waitresses constant questioning regarding the food and our comfort. One must placate the beast at all costs to prevent attack. The place and the people were really creeping us out....but we&#8217;re not the kind of people to turn down a good American Buffet so we agreed to stick it out on condition that we run at the first sight of anyone wearing any form of hooded cloak or carrying a sword.<br><br>We decided to cut our trip short by ...

So I head off today on this big adventure! I will be in Amsterdam for 3 days and then I head off to Arusha on Sunday with my group. I am full of excitement and nerves and I can't wait to learn and experience everything this semester will offer. There will be many stories and photos (if I can find somewhere to upload them) to follow. <br>Love and peace to everyone I will miss you!<br><br>-Molly

Well, this is just a welcome to my newly-formed travel blog. I've been in Holland for most of the summer, and I am going home in a day and a half to spend the next two weeks with my family. Holland has been good for me... I don't think I could have spent another summer working at my high school job in Red Wing. But hey, who says you can't go home?<br>

... opening.) Of course, it was a laugh and all was fine! On the rainy Thursday I made the fateful decision to play with my kids (should've taken a nap instead). While running through the house (I know, I know, another bad choice) my foot collided with the pantry door. As you can see in the photo I have a broken toe. Not ...

... Lodge Bed and Breakfast in Athlone and dinner at Hatter's Lane near the Shannon River, http://www.iolfree.ie/~burrenlodge/ Sunday, Sept. 7 - Today we travel east, visiting the Bog Railroad, the Hill of Tara, Old Mellifont Abbey, Monasterboice High Crosses and Malahide Castle, before staying at the former gatehouse for the Jameson Distiller's estate ...

... appreciated. These things will, most importantly, start funding education in St. Pierre. We can help them help themselves. Hopefully this will inspire others to venture out of the box and help others among us, whether it is Haiti or locally in our own cities and churches. There are people in need all around us. I feel truly blessed to have had my eyes opened to how truly blessed I am! When you serve the poor you serve God!

I really don't like roller coasters and I'm on one. I'm waiting for my visa. The Kazakhstani Embassy is closed for business on Wednesdays so it's highly unlikely that I'll be able to keep my Friday plane tickets. I'm guessing that I'll actually be on a plane and in the air early next week. It sure ...

... house to get summer clothes and CD's to bring home with us. After four days with Cath and Jude, we went to Bill and Sandy's. A great visit. Sandy arranged a beautiful open house for us on Holy Saturday. Lots of people: Bill and Sandy, of course, Paulette, Pastor Joe, Peggy Rozga, Chuck Ellingson, Brad Hausler, Mary Steppe, Irene, and two friends of Sandy and Bill and Brad Hausler from Minneapolis (I can't think of their ...