Great Wolf Lodge Mason

... college. Should be fun.

The day started with a way-to-early 7:15 a.m. flight from Cincinnati to Miami. We luckily found a direct flight (both ways) that was also the least expensive. Direct flights are great way to start a vacation because they are relatively stress free. Changing planes is just never fun.

Leaving for KL in 6 days, monsoon season i know, but. Plan on spending Christmas and New Year in Malaysia before heading north to Thailand after getting a visa in Penang. Anyone out there care to share a Tiger somewhere in the peninsula drop me a line.
Wherever enjoy your trip to s/e asia!
Polesana

... the opportunity to know her and the rest of her family as we embark on this journey together. Life experiences are so much better when they are shared. I am wondering if we'll have to change the passports when we get back from the trip to read, "McCarron-Dunn-Reier" or "Dunn-Reier-McCarron!" I have a feeling that we'll be like one big family upon our return.
I, too have been scouring through all of the reading material I have been able ...

... aisle seat empty. Then the guy showed up and took the seat. Ideal seating gone. Plus, my window seat didn't touch a bulkhead, just two windows. Kinda hard to lean with that. *sigh*

In-flight entertainment: Watched some of a Big Bang Theory episode before I messed up the controls and then didn't want to sit through the first half of it again. Oh well. Watched the beginning of "17 Again," enough to see Adam Gregory...then realized he was only in the flashback at the ...

... about a delay anyway. If we followed the advice to "Seek Alternate Route" we would spend a lot of time "seeking" I imagined.

Well, as luck would have it, when we got closer to the St. Louis area, traffic began to pile up, then quickly came to a near halt. We were crawling along at 2-3 miles an hour. We had no idea what was up. It was Sunday afternoon. To try to solve the mystery, we turned on our c.b. radio which we still had from the trip to Central ...

having a ****** time. Lonely. Boyfriend is no more. Not having too much fun since I left Miami. Not sure where to go next. Lost. Need to live. Something about going north sounds good. Fed up with staying at boring places. Wish I was back in Miami. Ok. Have decided. Going to head north.

... locked unit, a circular key, and we do not have it. Looked everywhere and he thinks he may have laid it down when he and Don were hooking us up in Salem! Anyway after about an hour, and a walk to a key place about .3 miles away, it dawned on me that he could take it loose from the motorhome and tie the tow bar up in the front of the jeep. We did but this took another 1/2 hour, a very frustrating time cause he wants to do things and does not have the energy and this was just ...

... The National Anthem" to the close of the Choir’s singular "Battle Hymn of the Republic," the audience was energized and connected.
"It was absolutely fantastic. I love all the patriotic songs, because I live overseas. I really appreciate being back for this," said Margaret, originally from Cincinnati, now living in Katmandu. "You all were fantastic! I loved the hymns, and I loved the African music," said Melinda from Kentucky. "’Homeward Bound ...

... Choir, continuing its 2007 two-week summ** tour, marked Cincinnati as conc**t numb** seven, but with a diff**ent twist. Instead of being accompanied by its sist** volunte** organization, the Orchestra at Temple Square, the conc**t in Cincinnati provided the opportunity for the two icons of Am**ican music to p**form togeth**. (A small p**cussion ensemble from Orchestra at Temple Square accompanied “Betelehemu,” a rousing *****ian Christmas carol that delighted the ...

... in "the hood" in an RV towing a boat was quite an experience. My daughter learned some new choice words as Brett attempted to weave through the parked/defunked cars on the city streets. Wish I had taken a picture of the locals with their mouths agape, like they don't see a RV towing a redneck boat, complete with homemade tarp/wood cover every day. We didn't stop in this part of town, but if we did I'm ...