Fairfield Inn By Marriott Ann Arbor

Well, it never seems like too much luggage, or maybe it does. But after you have all the stuff packed; small bag, big bag, laptop bag, carryon bag, food bag, two big coats, an extra, extra big coat for a friend from Syria, then, THEN it seems like WAY too mucch luggage. Oy! We could travel with smaller bags, but that would mean we would bring fewer gifts, and have less ...

... pytti pannam (onion, potoato, beef hash), plus steamed kale and wonderful Swedish-style beans, with honey and vinaeger. DeLISH! The small restuarant/tavern is filled with Sousaphones, Euphoniums, and of course, bigass TUBAs. Lots and lots of tubas! We were seated in one of the booths, with a world map next to us on the wall. I told our cute waitress that I was headed to Ghana, and she exclaimed, "My sister JUST got back from ...

Phew... Going through US Customs was a bit trying... No searching but a lot of questions meant - I supposed - to catch us with something bad... Who knows. We did not loose any meal. We're in the middle of a fairground, with a weak WiFi but OK. The only analog TV channels are from Detroit but the Detroit area offers 22 digital channels, many <br><br>Longer day than expected but we grinded the flying condo to a halt. No problem other than a sticking lock on the propane door.

... each other by the end of the first week or better yet by the time we pull out of our driveway Sunday morning.<br><br>Would appreciate any tips to make life easier along the way so please feel free to share your knowledge and experiences.<br><br>Mr and Mrs Travelalong<br>Tecumseh, MI

... would ever come to be realized.  Between incessant court-dates, elusive probation officers, and my own hemorrhaging of funds from traffic tickets and ubiquitous overdraft fees, my final days in the US felt like a hobble rather than a sprint to the finish.  Intermittently, I felt moments of disdain for the place I was raised.  A string of memorable weekend getaways with accompaniment from Daniel Pachota (born in South Dakota) amounted in my final days of summer, indicative of my longing to ...

... anything about that&#8230;<br><br>Me: That&#8217;s right, I didn&#8217;t.  Not everyone reading my blog wants to hear about that aspect of my life, but for those who do, stay tuned for my upcoming book entitled &#8220;Make out!&#8221; (title inspired by Holly Beardow)<br><br>Fan: Will you go back to any of the places you visited?<br><br>Me: Absolutely!  I have a business school project in the spring and a summer internship, and I want both of them to be abroad.  I would love for them ...

Hey All well its been a couple of days and i fine myself at capm after an awsome weekend with awesome people. after spending all thursday at a quite lil beach in LA working on my tan (which back fired and became some pretty bad sunburn). i was back up at 6am to get on to my way to michigan to continue me travels closer to camp. plane left at 8am from LA and we flue the 1:50 flight to Phenix which was short and uneventful. fellowed by a 2hr ...

Depois de passarmos o Natal em NY e de conhecermos Washington DC nos voltamos para casa para passarmos o Ano Novo tranquilos, recuperando as energias, pois pobre volta a trabalhar logo no dia 2... rsrsrsrs Fizemos (na verdade o Marcio fez tudo sozinho!) uma ceia maravilhosa. Comemos lentilhas, filet mignon ao forno, risoto de legumes e paella. Bebemos algumas ...

... the Royal Mile (almost bought Nick his own kilt outfit). Dinner Monday night was at the "fabled" Witchery. The fables are about being overpriced, because the seafood bisque was oily and the steak didn't come from any of Don Bartine's angus cattle. Tuesday, May 15th. Another cussed travel day. We traveled by Firstscot's train from Edinburgh to Queen's Station in Glasgow, walked to Central Station and caught our train to ...

... author, it's a drag not to attract any notice from the Ann Arbor papers, and I'm not happy about it. We've had a busy day already before cruising on I-94 into Ann Arbor this afternoon, starting with a brief noontime appearance at the annual Legalize Marijuana demonstration in Grand Circus Park, just across from Tiger Stadium in downtown Detroit. I've been part of this issue in Michigan since 1964, and it's painful to see that the current crop of marijuana ...