Embassy Suites Loveland

When I sold my house, several curious friends wondered if would be able to live off the proceeds for the rest of my life. Of course, I would reply, provided I don't live too long!

Of course, money is not the only issue in traveling. I wondered if/when I would tire of moving around, not having a home, miss my friends and kids, miss the USA...But meanwhile I had a long list of things I wanted to see and do and ...

... out for my big day I ran into some friends from high school! I had a quick chat with KM and JG, we agreed to meet up later, and the pointed me in the direction of the shops. The pedestrian mall reminded me a little bit of Gtown's M street with its central grouping of several shops within walking distance of each other except there was a fresh coating of snow and there were no cars. My shopping needs satiated I spent the late ...

Day 5

I missed a day (oh no...), but its ok because our trip has been extended a bit so there will be more posts to make up for it!

Day 4 was of course more of the same. Driving, driving, driving. This was only interrupted by brief stops for gas and a visit to pizza hut. LCB and Mshizz are likely to be proud of me for stopping at Za Hut, because they know its not generally my favorite place to get a slice. But...when you're road trippin' in the middle of ...

Ohh, Ohh Mexico! I love our Southern neighbor. I've been to border towns a few times throughout my life, but I have never seen the Caribbean. It was so wonderful and beautiful. And I will never forget it, hopefully!!

I took my 6 year old. From the airport we drove to Chichen Itza (about a two hour drive and a lot of pesos too) where we stayed at the most grorgeous hotel, the Hacienda something or other. The rooms were huge and cooled ...

Linda and I are addicted. We generally can make it to 4 or 5 in the afternoon but in the past few weeks it seems to have gotten more intense and we've indulged in our addiction earlier in the day, and, once, in the morning. Like all addicts, we convince ourselves that it doesn't interfere with our lives, we're in control, we can stop any time...HA! No, it has become clear that dominoes rule our lives. And although dominoes seems ...

... the pullout. We went with Nao and his friends (Rob & Mark). Nao lead the trad climbs while I cleaned the routes. We did the routes... Jam It (5.8), Ho Hum (5.4), and Fistula (5.4).

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Well, today was my last day of work and in one week I will be setting off on a perilous journey to the Land Down Under Mexico. ie, Honduras: the land of opportunity. Due to the economic hardships the US is currently facing, I've decided to uproot and head for greener pastures. Many people are now leaving the US in search of US jobs ...

... desk is a lounge and dinning room with a large fish tank. At the far end of the lobby is another room with windows across the front and the west side of the hotel. A curved stage is to the right. It is not original but built for the mini series, The Shining and kept afterwards. Above the large windows in the room are moveable panels to let in air. Throughout the facility, we see all dark mahogany woodwork. This room also is entered ...

... River and actual snow in the mountains. Which I was really surprised at since it's the middle of July! Well that is about it for today, my dad will be the one blogging tomorrow. Yours Truly, Greg

... and just went to bed when I got home. On Tuesday I went to the real estate office of the house that I am moving into and filled out the rental application. Then it was work all ay - babysitting the twins, and afterward I stopped by the new place for another delicious dinner with Emilia and Jess, and visiting sweet little Hazel of course! She is the sweetest little kitty, and everybody just loves her! Wednesday was a little bit different - for work I was going to a ...