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... the afternoon. We will be staying at the Moana Serf Rider for 5 nights and then we will board the Pride of America on Saturday for a cruise around the islands.

Tomorrow and Sunday will be devoted to quilting as we are already packed!
It won't be long now!
Sandi

... a monkey, a lizard and of course… a butterfly. I mean, I did see all of those things there. But, I should have just left the tiles at the rain forest gift shop. But… there was this lady from Trinidad talking about something and buying jewelry and I couldn't really understand her and I got confused and 20 dollars later…I have these random tiles that I will claim I will used for arts and crafts, but will probably just keep in a drawer ...

... at the airport was actually quite pleasant since P came down to keep me company. In all the times I've been at this airport, I never knew there was a walkway between terminal 2 and 3. Nice to know that in the future I can just walk to a much nicer terminal. Also surprising was that Paradise Bakery was open despite constant terrorist alarms going off. Seeing the police ...

Flew into Phoenix to be met by kev`s aunt and uncle and from day one we were spoiedl rotten! what great Hosts they were, we ventured to see a real cowboy mining town and stopped kev from buying a pint sized hat, everywhere very dry and dusty but on the upside loads of cacti to spread the sap on our mozzie bites!!! had a real chille3d couple of ...

Each team member has fifty pounds of medical equipment and medicines, including some over the counter meds, to take along with personal belongings to work in clinic each day and deal with the very cool temperatures (at least for zonies). I've packed and repacked four times trying to get it all under the weight and size restrictions for both airlines and enable me to handle it all on my own as we set up clinic and travel to a new location daily.

... to Phoenix from Foster City. Stephanie showed up Filipino time – half an hour late –and then she showed us around Scottsdale where she hopes to live. After having a late breakfast, we drove to the Cruise America location in Mesa to pick up our RV. They had us watch the long and confusing orientation video which showed in excruciating detail how to use the ovens, toilet, etc. and how to drive the vehicle. The hardest parts to ...

... flight. She takes it calmly, but she's always been unflappable. I explain how I'd planned on us getting the car back around two, but we really could be as late as three. That's another hour and a half. Another forty minutes pass, and we reach a flat stretch. The road is paved again, and the speed limit is 45 mph. I'm thinking this is the end. We've got to be close to Mesa now. We'll make it. And then there is another mountain. The road is still paved, though, and the speed ...

... trips to Arizona which notes the elevation right on the map. We cross into Arizona and we are now conscious that the ground is snow-covered and off to the south, and later off to the north, there are clouds with what looks like precipitation under them. We are still driving under sunshine or light cloud cover. The landscape is barren and even the reststops are closed. Trucks continue to provide a challenge. For much of this drive we are parrallel to a railway ...

... stubborn ones named Nora who delight in taking their rider to the outside edge of the trail and occasionally decide to go in odd directions on a very narrow and slippery track) is not without its own form of excitement and pain. Tyler's mule, Goldie, was...shall we say a little rotund. Tyler is still walking like a cowboy. Jan's mule, Xug Xug, was almost as old as some of the rocks we passed by and constantly needed ...