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A Segway in Chicago
Work to a clear day with the temperature at 16F and slowly climbing. Think it eventually made it to 30F before quickly falling once the sun set (at 4.30pm). We headed downtown grabbing a warming coffee before checking in for our Segway tour of Chicago (our Christmas present from Sarah and Max).
We checked in for the tour, signing a disclaimer before getting our helmets, high-viz vests and Segways. A quick ...
On Michigan, by the lake
This street was probably my favorite in Chicago. I loved being near the lake and Millenium Park. I lived in Wriggleyville for a few months, then moved out to Evanston (which was so pretty. I loved walking by the really big houses) Then I was in Cicero for several, and finally in Bucktown for another few months.
Quickly I came to the conclusion that cities aren't for me. There were so many things to do and go ...
Keep in mind
... one, but there were more and more halls, turns, ups and downs. I made it. I came to my new gates and I saw my lost friend sitting at waiting there. It was a double relief. We both made it!
But how did he manage without English? He used his wife experience, who went the same way for the same reason and at the very last moment in Chicago airport found out that the gate was changed... She almost missed her connecting flight. So, he was ...
The Business Class Traveller
... appeared and plonked down a glass of Champagne....and I do mean Champagne, Charles Heidsieck served in glass no less, and wished us a good journey. We hadn’t even taken off! I like him already. He was smiling at all my chair playing and I got the feeling I would probably provide much amusement for him on the flight because I’m a bit wide eyed at all the cool stuff.
Another lovely steward then came by and dropped off the duty free mag telling Chris to turn a blind ...
Sir Paul McCartney...It's Your Stage !
... break-up, I became an avid Wings fan, listening to their music religiously in the 70's and early 80's. However, with Sir Paul's age creeping up, we likely knew he wouldn't be touring much longer. I was even scanning possible concerts in England! So, when I learned about his tour coming to North America, it seemed the most favourable location would be Chicago. Although he was playing in Montreal on my birthday, I believed the greatest chance ...



