Glen Hotel Glen Rose

... from Africa and Asia. Unfortunately, I forgot my camera, so I was unable to get any pictures. We got to feed giraffes and pet a rhino and many other amazing experiences. The lunch was elegant and delicious and served in a room with an amazing view of a watering hole where many animals came to drink. It was a fun and exciting experience ...

... In a Hummer. I will not spare the details of how much gas we consumed today, because we had such a fun time, and sometimes that just outweighs the cons. In Glen Rose, we arrived at Rough Creek Lodge, where we were greeted by Sewell staff who alerted us that we had a bit of time to register, get some breakfast, wander around, then make it back to the trucks to start the smaller 10 car convoy, off-road. Geoff of ...

... Kit and Clothesline Phone Charger Locks - Padlocks and Cable Locks Knife/Multi Purpose Tool Guide Books for Bolivia and Argentina Two blank CD's Spanish Language Tapes (there are 10 of these and I'll give these away in Quito) Day Pack: Big Camera (includes memory cards, extra battery, battery charger, etc.) Small Camera (ditto) Memory Thumbdrives GSM Mobile Phone Plane Kit (ear buds, eye mask, inflatable pillow, ambien ...

My buddy and co-worker Sang asked if he could host a going away party at his condo overlooking the Katy Trail so my friends could wish me well. What he was really asking is if I needed someplace to bring all my wine, booze, beer and food over so that everyone could drink it and I wouldn't ...

... of an American Hero as photographed by yours truly at 55mph: How much would you charge someone if they wanted to put your picture on a billboard on a major highway next to the words "UTERINE FIBROIDS?" What about the coconut says, "Eat me"? Who looked at the cotton plant and said, "I'm going to weave you..." Shopping Center Marquee sign we saw in Denton, TX, north of Dallas: Planned Parenthood Animal Hospital Are we talking about a spay and neuter clinic ...

Since several of you have asked what I'm doing and where I'll be over the next three months so you can potentially look at meeting me somewhere on this journey, I thought I would try to at least come up with a tentative schedule/timeline. This is very, very tentative as I just purchased guidebooks this week for the countries I'll be visiting. What is known is the where I'll be the first 6 weeks...and ...

... golf in two years! 2) I dog kennel that I bought in '95 for my then 10 week old dog...Shiner. He couldn't squeeze his butt in there now if I gave him a running start. 3) Two white stackable chairs from Tar-ghetto. Why did I buy two $5 dollar chairs? I have no clue...never used. 4) A really nice workout bench that I got 12 years ago from my parents back when I was too poor to have a gym membership. Most recently it's ...

... after living in hostels for 13 weeks begging for my job back (and my comfy bed). Regardless, this trip will be an experience and I know I'll be a better person for having taken it. What happens after I return is still largely undecided...but it boils down to two options...go back to work...or keep on going... I'll close this first post with a dialogue from one of my favorite movies...as it's fairly relevant ...

August 1, 2006 Well, here I sit in Tulsa, at the friendly Saab dealer. The 'check engine' light came on this morning and I called my car dealer who said it could be anything from a loose gas cap on up. So when I made Tulsa, I started searching for a dealer, and found one. Ah well, The Prince (car's name) has done relatively well thus far so I can't complain. Two hours later, yup, the gas cap sensor wasn't ...

... of ambassador trip, and several of them decided that the area next to our row was a chat room. If you've ever seen the cell phone commercials where they test the minutes packages by letting a teenage girl yak away as the minutes tick away-she and 3 of her friends were no more than 2 feet away for at least 2 hours.