Four Points By Sheraton Phoenix Metrocenter

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Only 2 days until we leave for Hawaii and we are really getting excited! I am also excited about being able to write about our adventures and have you all share the trip with us

We will be leaving Phoenix on Monday morning October the 19th and will be in Honolulu by 1:00 ...

... 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 ...

So an hour before Doug is going to take me to the airport I suddenly remember that I need passport photos for my visa into Cambodia. Unfortunately, there is no place doing passport photos at this time so I'll have to try my luck in Singapore or somewhere along the way in Thailand. Shouldn't be too much of an issue but not good that I'm starting with an issue.

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... and recharged our batteries, Phoenix is a very cute little city,Drove through sedona and flagstaff and stayed in a place called oak creek the red rock formations were stunning just caught them at sunset, sure i`ve seen them before in the good the bad and the ugly! maybe not, Didn`t see any indians,( except those selling jewellry on the roadside)

... of view of the tribes themselves, and we took a tour of the museum led by a young Navajo woman. Much of her talk centered on women's concerns such as jewelry and dresses, but she did a good job describing other aspects of the tribe’s cultural practices and history as well.

Back at the casita, we relaxed, walked the grounds and sat around the pool for the ...

... security, but I miss the days when you could bring your own water and entourage through the gate. Your friends and family could send you off with hugs and kisses. You could wear your shoes and shirt and still get service. Glasses and gold chains (I mean not like Mr. T but like Ice-T) were okay. Lotion and lip gloss were not considered lethal and no one thought of medication and baby formula as weapons of mass destruction. The TSA folks were just tired security guards or in ...

... I boarded a car instead of a plane and have already started my southwest adventure, including my first helicopter ride ever (over the Hoover Dam in Nevada), celebrating a friend's birthday in Vegas and an upcoming trip to the old towns in Tucson. Stay tuned as my next chapter (and next travel blog!) are never too far behind.

... and did the walk to meet all the fans and was out there for over 3 HOURS!!. We went back to the bar and got leathered, just laughing about what had happened. Anyway, flight to Phoenix was pretty good actually. We flew with British Airways on flight BA289. We departed at 13:20 and landed in Phoenix at 16:15! Seems wierd having flown for 11 hours but only 3 hours ...

... National Park where the prickly plants grow. I drove north to Flagstaff, and the Grand Canyon -- the famous why-am-I-alive flight over the canyon when I DIDN'T get on the plane that crashed. Was that the closet I've ever been to death? I don't know, but it was certainly the time My Life Is Valuable was pointed out to me in such a graphic way! I saw the burnt-up trees around the crash; had a "But For the Grace of God" experience! On to Sedona and the Pink ...