Hampton Inn Ann Arbor North

... for gifts and souvenirs on the return trip...<br><br>There's a old travel rule of thumb..."Never travel with more than you can run with for a quarter mile."<br><br>Gotta' work on that.<br><br>Thanks to 'Beca, Mark and Layla for their marvelous hospitality! It won't be three years again before we visit. Save the milkweed! Save the Monarchs!<br><br>Adeau America!<br>

... She was doing some sort of non-profit work!" "Me too!" I said. Gave her ten dollar tip. If you visit the Tuba Museum, make sure you don't walk past the big steamroller flattened tuba, set in concrete outside. It's just a whole lot of FLAT! http://www.travelerstuba.com/ We just completed the well-attended NASCO Institute at U of M-Ann Arbor. I had a very good crowd for my "How To Promote the Helloutta' Your Co-op for ...

I am still at home. Only one more week. Being away from my home for three weeks requires a lot of preparation. I even know the movie that are going to have on the Flight. I am tired already!! Since I will be on a plane for almost 24 hours, I am collecting all the necessary stuff needed to be comfortable. <br>

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.

After saying our goodbyes to everyone at Cedarlane RV Park this morning, we're on the road to Michigan, in the home! Gray skies and cool winds can't dampen our spirits - we are SO looking forward to this next week's travels - when we leave Michigan, we'll head south on I-75 towards Florida, with a two ...

... glad to be back?<br><br>Me: Yes!  First of all, I was soooooo glad to have my phone back and be able to call you all whenever I want.  I was overwhelmed when I got home and had more than 5 shirts and 3 skirts to choose from in constructing an outfit, but unpacking in my apartment was like the best Christmas ever.  I was excited to rediscover my clothes, my shoes, my pictures, yoga&#8230; and I love being able to cook again.  Plus, I am a much happier person than I was before I left, and ...

... friendly face we talked more before hitting the hay and getter some sleep. waking up on saturday and moving into the kitchen i meet her mum and for the first time her dad both great and supportive ppl but i guess that comes with the job of being a perant(hey mum). laurens mum cook us breakefast with was awesome thefirst real thing iv eatin since i left home. we chated lots and shared storys before it was time for laurens high school ...

... anniversary of D-Day celebrations. In other words, I didn't get much of my book read. The flight left 45 minutes late and there were pretty good head winds, which with the US Customs officer who was pulling every third American out of line for further recitations of the pledge of allegiance, made me run to catch my flight back to DSM. A moment's farewell to my oldest and then a realization that I had probably lost ten + pounds ...

... Jams there and began touring nationally, the Grande Ballroom was THE place to see and hear the MC-5 develop into one of the most powerful attractions in the history of rock &amp; roll, and it's a gas that a new generation of Detroiters is beginning to discover its historical significance and cultural landmark status. First Leo Early and his gang of Friends of the Grande Ballroom, now Tony D. and his crew of video volunteers are digging out the history of this ...

I left on August 31st, 2003 for study abroad in Madrid. I left from home, in Ann Arbor, MI, to meet up with the rest of my group in Chicago, IL. Our school organizes an amazing amount of programs all around the world. My reasons for choosing Madrid were pretty simple: I wanted to be in Europe, I ...