Fairfield Inn And Suites By Marriott Bethlehem

... stranger to sta with her in a house where she lives alone! But June came anyway.<br><br>On the second day, over breakfast, Margaret said to June, "You know, I haven't always been a Christian." And thus proceded to tell the rest of the story of how she fell in love with the Lord and he saved her by grace. Margaret ended by telling June that she, too, could have the joy that Christ provides if she ever wanted ...

... and we will be spending the next 5 weeks on our bikes. I can't wait to be riding my bike everyday again not knowing what to expect around the next turn especially in a completely new surrounding like the massive andes. Mmmmm how I love my bicycle!!!<br><br>Once we are in Peru i'm not sure how often i will be able to upload new entries but i think i am going to try and do the same thing hannah and i did on the ...

Today was our first day having two schools in a morning. Thursday morning, we went to Milford MS in Quakerown, PA. The school was scheduled for 8:00, but they started sending the kids into the gymnasium at 7:20! Thankfully, we were way ahead of schedule and about ready to start the show anyway, but apparently there was some miscommunication or a change of plans, and the ...

... are ontime flights that arrive safely so what more do you want for 6 Euros.<br><br>So here goes what I have on tap so far in the order I will visit them:<br><br>Czech Republic <br>Croatia (Starting point for the Balkans because of a cheap Ryanair flight)<br>Serbia (Belgrade)<br>Macedonia<br>Albania (The one place I am most curious about on this trip)<br>Serbia (Again)<br>Poland (Gdansk and Warsaw)<br>Germany<br>Netherlands (Eindhoven because of ...

Recently, our "road trip budget" has fallen short. Since the cost of living went up, and the salary didn't we had to cut out some of the more expensive trips (expensive for us, basically if it&#8217;s more then $50 for all four of us, we&#8217;re not going) but we still manage to find places. The problem we are facing is when it&#8217;s a rainy day.<br><br>This week we went to see the world&#8217;s largest model railroad in Northlandz in Flemington, NJ ...

... the wax was diffent colors, but was very hot), and an area for fabric art that required the purchase of a $10 t-shirt to design. The modeling clay area was fun and the kids spent a lot of time here, Max enjoyed this area which was helpful because it did not take too much effort to distract him when we took the girls to the "wax" area. The "hot wax" area, for lack of a better term, was decent, but it was in a partitioned corner of the room so that little ...

... a bunch of stuffed toy birds which when squeezed whistle their own unique calling. Funny enough the mockingbird didn't sing - and there wasn't a diamond ring (sorry). We ended our tour outside where we saw old carriages as well as pumping water from a well as well as a very informative lady in an old cabin show the kids how people used to live.

... blue water and seeing the calm, volcanic islands that look like lazy alligators bathed in panoramic sunset light - my body still responds to the memories by giggling/shivering. And so very, very calm.. the Aegean waters are smooth like the color gray. An overarching sense of tranquility that you can feel settle deep into your gut on those southern islands. Mmm, mm, mm - yes, please. And now I am back in bhem where the town busily prepares for Musikfest (a week-long, large ...

... I walked backwards off a 75-foot cliff on my Outward Bound course in Colorado. I never was so scared in my life. I could have died -- I was hanging by a thin rope off the edge of this flat rock face. But I took a deep breath and screamed my lungs out and took the first step. And then the next. And the next. And in the words of Henry David Thoreau, I walked confidently in the direction of my dreams. And so, Chaos was just the little bits of Life that made the day worth living.

... again was fantastic! He's such a sweetheart. So very un-Colombian, or rather, un-latino in a lot of ways. Or I guess he's very Colombian in all the cool ways, without the latino machismo and negative things that I tend to associate with the culture. Which makes him easy to hang with. Which is probably why I befriended him in the first place. Doing the hostel deal with him again was rad. And speaking mostly English this time so _he_ could practice was rad. But so ...