Days Inn - Southfield

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... de onmoeting met Brad. Brad is een 15-jarige Springsteen fan en via BTX en tennis (lang verhaal) hebben we elkaar 'gevonden'. Hij woont ook in Detroit en zou dus ook naar de show komen. Het was erg leuk om hem eindelijk eens te ontmoeten.<br><br>De show was waanzinnig. Bruce moet alleen zijn topografie een beetje bijvijzelen. Hij was blijkbaar vergeten dat hij Ohio al weer verlaten had - want het duurde even voordat hij niet meer over Ohio maar over Michigan ...

Well, it never seems like too much luggage, or maybe it does. But after you have all the stuff packed; small bag, big bag, laptop bag, carryon bag, food bag, two big coats, an extra, extra big coat for a friend from Syria, then, THEN it seems like WAY too mucch luggage. Oy! We could travel with smaller bags, but that would mean we would bring fewer gifts, and have less ...

... Or Even for FREE!" Workshop. NASCO is always great. Did you know that NOW is the Golden Age of Student Housing Co-ops? It's true! Hundreds of new co-op units are being designed, funded and built in many cities...including Austin! http://www.nasco.coop/ TOMORROW IS OUR LAST DAY IN AMERICA... We are doing a number of interesting things in the Motor City, then packing it in and flying to Paris! Stay tuned! Jim Radio and the WMDB

I am still at home. Only one more week. Being away from my home for three weeks requires a lot of preparation. I even know the movie that are going to have on the Flight. I am tired already!! Since I will be on a plane for almost 24 hours, I am collecting all the necessary stuff needed to be comfortable. <br>

... caught up at this adorable Italian place called Como's in Ferndale. It was so cute (and very me) overly decorated with Halloween regalia and white Christmas lights. Yet it wasn't tacky like a T.G.I.Friday's instead it was quaint and fun. And my food was amazing and served in HUGE portions. I couldn't finish my steak, green beans, and potatoes.<br><br>Then, it was Evil Dead time!! The show was hilarious. Plus, it was industry night, so the audience was filled with ...

Phew... Going through US Customs was a bit trying... No searching but a lot of questions meant - I supposed - to catch us with something bad... Who knows. We did not loose any meal. We're in the middle of a fairground, with a weak WiFi but OK. The only analog TV channels are from Detroit but the Detroit area offers 22 digital channels, many <br><br>Longer day than expected but we grinded the flying condo to a halt. No problem other than a sticking lock on the propane door.

... and hotdogs for example. Sunday we reached St Louis and the Mighty Mississippi where we walked the old ''66 Chain Of Rocks Bridge preserved now as a pedestrian bridge. It is over a mile long and for some reason they built it with a 15 degree bend in the middle. After some sight seeing we drove along the Missouri river through their wine growing region to Washington Missouri. Here we "boondocked ...

... resound with the passion of a drug-fueled young man who had concluded-even before the movie version of Woodstock gave many their first look at the counterculture-that love and peace were worthless. What my boss at the record store really feared was not that Sinclair was a Jerry Rubin-like rabble rouser, but that he was blowing our cover. Rereading Guitar Army, you realize that Sinclair wasn't the end of a failed revolution, but an early issue of what would be ...

... family bickering, battled my mother over climate control issues (menopause is a worthy foe) and did a bit of cooking. <br>We've decided to leave for Colorado a day early which is good cause I'll probably need to come home a day early to finish everything before I leave the country. I'll keep on updating the log as I make my way out west.(Do Internet Cafe's exist in the U.S.?) -Ari-