Embassy Suites Hotel Phoenix-Airport At 44th Street

... visiting. It's great to see an old friend with a great family, but it also makes you reflect. It was the first time I really got to play with and study a two year old. And now I know why they say an angel watches over all small children. <br>Erin and I have decided to make our visits more frequent in the future.

... water from the toilet, washing machine, dishwasher and tub using gravity, filters, microorganisms, chemicals and ultraviolet light--well, you wouldn't want to drink it, but it's okay now.<br>They also cool industrial plants with it, water highway medians &amp; community common areas, and probably most importantly--return large portions of it to the aquifer.<br>OK, it's still kinda yucky, but it's the savior of the desert, so I'll get over it.

I know that I have spent some time in previous entries trying to convince all of you that I have turned over a new leaf when it comes to my border-line obsessive planning!! I really do feel that I have made huge strides forward in this endeavor. With that being said I have to now confess that I am back to my 'old' ways. <br><br>We will be spending the winter 'season' in the heavily visited 'snowbird' region of the country. This area encompasses ...

... could show the taxi driver, i could have done with one of those in Montreal! Anyhow so everyone was sure to be on time. The landscape changed dramatically from San Diego to Scottsdale as we headed into the dessert. This was a long day on the coach, we didn't have too many days that were spent on the coach but if memory serves right i think this was one of them. We had plenty of stops along the way ...

... baggage karma at an astounding rate! Exhausted and lugging our many bags, we caught a taxi back to Foster City. It was good to be home.<br><br>-------------------------- --------------------------------------- --------------------------- <br><br>This text and accompanying photos and videos, if any, are © 2009 by Charles M. Tomberg and Christine D. Grajo. All Rights Reserved.

We started our trip from Tempe, Arizona (see how we currently lived there). Our goal was to find a new life and our destination was the south-west, southeast, and notrth-east sections of the United States.<br><br>So it was time to say our 'Good byes.'

On this page I will post some general links to websites about Egypt that you may be curious to check out. Enjoy! A link to check out the weather in cities throughout Egypt: http://www.wunderground.com/global/EG.h tml A link to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo: http://www ...

... was right on the money when he said in Boston that the connecting flight is too close after our arrival and with the heavy rains, there may not be enough time for the crew to transfer our luggage. We went to the US Airways counter and reported that our bags did not arrive. They were friendly but they can't do anything until the next morning. The earliest flight coming in from Boston the ...

... sending some pictures to give you a perspective of the landscape from the mountain. It is much greener than we have seen it on any previous visits. Phoenix has had more rain this year than for several past. We are gradually slowing down to a more relaxed pace. The scramble to get ready to leave following on the Christmas busyness, left us quite tired ...

... Beach, just to finish the day in Santa Monica, again. Next morning, which was yesterday, I dropped Claudi off at the airport in the morning and I myself started my day long drive to Pheonix, Arizona. I came here for two reasons. First, because I go on to the Grand Canyon afterwards and second because I had to meet up with Mac from Fiji again. So here I am, staying at his place. Last night he took me to some local brewery and they really have good beer ...