Hampton Inn Green Bay

... I'm not sure why, but that whole process doesn't seem as scary anymore. <br><br>I was VERY close to signing up for a volunteer trip to Costa Rica when the Morocco opportunity came my way. After I got back from Morocco, I wanted to make this a reality, so I signed up to volunteer for one week in an orphanage in Costa Rica at the end of February. The program is through (IVHQ) International Volunteer HeadQuarters, and I have heard nothing but positive ...

... area and seeing some of the local Native American history.<br><br>Its really back on the road for us and only a quick stop here before we head onto our next pit-stop here in Wisconsin, we are also moving fast to see if we can escape the weather, it is starting to get chilly! We hope all is well and are thinking of everyone. <br><br>Lots of Love, the feeling colder, Bek and Jesse Train.<br><br>

After picking up our cool little Toyota motor we headed up to Green Bay. The Wisconsin countryside is beautiful and made me and Adrian both think respectively of our home countries. I guess it was the farm landscapes. They are beautiful.<br><br>We had a nice quiet evening and the next day we went to the wildlife santuary where we saw cute little coyotes, bob cats, a cougar, otters ...

... on a trip with their siblings. But Jeremy and I both agree that we will someday take another trip together. We many not always agree, but he is a great friend. Now it is time to get back to reality - work, responsibilities, life. But a little part of me will always be in Italy. Or actually a little piece of italy will always be with me! <br><br>Pictures are of a few oddities we encountered on our trip.

... remained soaked through out the rest of the day. After ten hours of riding and finally arriving at Mrs. Haines house, I was able to take my boots off and take a hot shower...Thanks Mrs Haines!!!<br><br>After the rained stopped it was a very long but for the most part a pleasent ride. 577 miles today. I was pretty tired after the 400th mile. <br><br>It was gloomy all day through out the entire rid, but enjoyed it ...

Well, I've started this travel blog a little prematurely, but I'm too excited to keep everything quiet. Trisha and I have officially started saving for our world travel adventure which will begin on the 6th of April 2010. Still deciding exactly where to start our trip and how it's all going to work out. All I know is that it WILL happen. 9 months to go. Until then this blog will help me organize my thoughts, ideas and potential travel destinations. Can't wait to get started. <br>

Today is the crazy long day of travel. Right now I'm sitting at the Detroit airport, for the last how many hours. The group seems super nice so far. We'll see after 2 weeks. Actually I think it will go really well. I'm so excited. The first flight was on a tine ...

... someone who went to Morocco and she loved it," and they will change someone else's views. <br><br>Next week I do my first presentation/travel talks at one of our libraries. It will be geared more toward kids, so I'm going to focus on Moroccan customs, things we did, the food we ate, etc. I figure these are things kids can relate to pretty easily. I ordered a caftan online to wear, because it was inexpensive. <br><br>This past weekend I picked up some ...

... and chips for Ben to have at the house pick up energy bars and any last-minute toiletries for me clean out fridge for anything near expiration or has potential to grow something nasty on it wash any clothes that need to be washed get haircut (Friday) pay Kohls bill (Friday) attend pre-Easter family gathering (Sunday) ask neighbor to water plants, check ...

... I've had two lessons so far and both times exposed the inner layers of myself. That sounds strange but participating in something as primal as drumming really brings out the human elements, the natural layers of myself. I was nervous to start because drumming was so new to me, but my teacher, Kofi got me started and before long I was keeping the beat. We played in a circle, I was on the Jumbay, there was another drum and ...