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... the rest of the shops, not your typical Wal-Mart. We drove through the tunnel under Mobile Bay (Bob always calls it the &#8220;snake&#8217;s belly&#8221;) Tunnel under Mobile Bay.<br><br><br>and began looking for a campground. Nothing looked acceptable and ...

You know I started this website because I had big plans to travel the states and then internationally to recruit people to work for this (what I thought) was an incredible National Real Estate Company. Little did I know that the owner would give up so easily when the economy tanked and instead of working together he was very quick to blame me the person that recruited over 300 people in a ...

... fix it later when his shift was done, but he never showed up. <br>The staff must have went through a change, because only 2 people that I got to see were people that I've seen before ( a polite young woman and the nightshift lady). <br>The whole place went through a change, and not for the better, please try to avoid this place if you ever happen to come to Cape Coral, Fl.<br>

After my OB appointment and Mom and Dad's dentist appointments, we hit the road. Arielle was pretty amazed to see a car engulfed with flames not long after we set off. (Everyone had made it out safely) We didn't make it out of Florida on the first day.<br>

it wiped out everything i wrote. we are here safe and sound. it` 13 hours ahead of you, so it`s saturday nite here. all is well. we loved your email!!!!! tim read it in sedona`s captain voice!!!<br>i`ll try tomorrow. can`t get connected to internet in my room. <br>love you both. give girly butt a hug and kiss from us. yourself too.<br>love mom

... the East Coast of Florida. We have in mind to bike, hike, swim, boogie board and fish our way to light heartedness!! We shall write and add pictures of anything we find amusing and interesting but since this has all been done before....the entries may get erratic in length and time entered. <br><br>We always enjoy hearing from you.....what is up in your lives....how you have found your perfect homestead.....till the next time.....adios amigos!!!!<br><br>

... amongst all the poverty and the non caring attitude about what anyone else might think of who you are and what you do. I found this all so refreshing and yeh I definitely think I will miss it. Right now I'm happy to be back in America, not really yet back to reality. The sun is shining, the weather is sweet and I'm still lost in the sweet dreams of the last few months wondering did it really happen or was I just dreaming....?

... and checked out the shark teeth being sold. Huge ones - some costing up to $800. They find them off the coast here and you can actually find small ones very easily just walking on the beach. Mom has a big jar of them. So many people in the area have a collection that it's surprising there are any left to find on the beach. We tell her she should throw them back in the water so ...

Well, travel preparations are well underway with about 22 days until departure. We are slightly overwhelmed by the amount of stuff to think about going so far from home. The girls arrangements, clothes, packing, the pets, passports, visa's... Although it doesn't dampen the excitement it does dull the brain. All in all we expect it to be a great trip.

On the agenda for "Date of the Week 3" was touring the Salvadore Dali art museum and painting pictures afterwards to present to our dates. Charity's fellow portrait-swapper was Brendan, a laid-back Trinidadian. Meanwhile, I asked out a girl and I didn't even know her name. She spells her name "Mae," but how would you pronounce that? I asked her out (without saying her name, only calling her "you"), because of her cute Boston accent where she doesn't ...