Doubletree Guest Suites 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

... arrive in New York with enough time to walk (instead of run) to my next flight, which will take me into Seoul, South Korea, where I'll have a layover. From there I'll fly into Jakarta and then on to Padang; I'll arrive on Wednesday, the 18th, EST (Thursday, the 19th, WIB). <br><br>I'll return home early Christmas Eve (the 24th of December).<br><br>Easy peasy. I hope.

... in Johannesburg 11/16<br>3) Head to Pretoria, and do my research 11/17-12/3<br>4) Some weekends in Pretoria: try to do some type of safari day/overnight, visit some local sites<br>5) Travel to Johannesburg and catch train for Cape Town 12/3<br>6) Arrive in Cape Town 12/4<br>7) Cycle in Cape National Park, visit Table Mountain, take a township tour, maybe a cooking tour/class, see Robben Island where ...

Well! Two ports in two days, that's going some and I couldn&#8217;t get off in either of them. Still Jacksonville next &#8211; whoopee &#8211; shopping and nails, etc.<br><br>We got to Boston and anchored right at the end of the Logan International Airport runway, a very busy airport. A barge brought the bunkers out, this took about 4 hours so we were then on our way to Hantsport, Novia Scotia. We arrived at the anchorage there about 10pm that same evening. We ...

Finally heading to Spain to start my month long trip! This will be an interesting trip as I don't know Spanish and I hear that english is not generally spoken. Let the Adventure begin!<br><br><br><br>The flight over from Boston went well other than a little hold up with the computers. This caused me to miss my connecting ...

Forgot how short flights to the US are compared to Asia. Managed it without Valium which in hindsight wasn't the brightest thing to do as we had a hysterical 6 year old next to us. Opted for online check in which was super but we chose matching aisle seats which made the flight a bit lonely. However, a full iPod battery and the world is your oyster unless, like me, you're listening to Diggnation podcasts and Eddie Izzard and then your fellow passengers think you are ...

the wedding was great. tons of people showed up. and all three floors of the house was put to great use. we had a liquor fountain and a chocolate fountain. there was a party across the street so guests wandered in and out of both parties. there were straight men across the street so marcia and i were happy. there was a toast to us for all our hard work. then the massive amounts of drinking continued. then the next morning ...

... and we sang some old hymns and Allan Lindsay told us of some of the stories of the early pioneers. We visited the grave yard nearby and saw the headstones of names that are very familiar to us. We went on a special Sabbath Trail. Because many visitors come here the local congregation had the idea to construct this trail. It is over a mile in length and along its winding paths through the woods you trace the history of the Sabbath from creation to ...

... all over the New England area. Throughout the village costumed staff interpreted the daily life and work of early New Englanders through the four seasons. This was very intesting and I saw what Buck Wheat growing looks like for the first time. I will include a picture for you to see for yourself

Hi all, Back in Boston for a 3 days before flying out for Europe. I was ging to post a few pictures from around Cat & Jeff's apartment complex, but then I found the website for the place: http://www.parrislanding.com/gallery.ph p & figured I'd save some uploading time :-) Went to a really nice Italian restaurant in the North End (Boston's Italian district) last night - great food, & quite well ...