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We obtained baseball tickets online for a game between Tampa Bay and Detroit on Sunday, August 30, 2009 in Detroit (Comerica Park). We sat in section 121OD, row 9, seats 9-12. They were excellent seats. We were within 25' of the Tampa Bay dugout. The Tigers won 4 to 3. After the game, we took the people mover (monorail system) and had dinner in Greek Town.

Frankenmuth - "Michigan's Little Bavaria" began with the founding of St. Lorenz Church in 1845. Frankenmuth is well known for Bavarian heritage, hospitality, and charm. Frankenmuth is re-known for its German festivals, food, shopping and dining. We ate at the Bavarian Inn. Established in 1888, the restaurant is famous for its all-you- can-eat chicken dinners and its Wiener Schnitzel. <br><br>Frankenmuth is also the home of Bonner&#8217;s &#8211; the World&#8217;s largest Christmas store.

Vidon Plastics is owned by the Dube family. They manufacture multiple extruded parts and primarily sell to commercial and automotive industries. The plant occupies 50,000 square feet and is located on eight acres of land in Lapeer, MI. There is plenty of room for further expansion. The Company employs about 50 people; work 3 shifts and has a gain sharing program. Tour of the plant was most impressive.

... as fundamentally and systematically destroying Earth's ecosystems."<br><br>If that makes sense to you that's what it is! We met some of the nicest people and it was exciting to meet people who had similar ideas, values and a much greater understanding of how to implement them, yeah! We stayed at the Land Stewardship Centre in town, owned by a lovely gentleman named Clark. It was a beautiful setting to camp by, but we did bring the weather with us and day ...

... will be delivered along with Bradley in the morning. <br><br>I'm hoping we'll be able to leave no later than 10:00am, but I won't bet on that. Not really sure how far we'll end up traveling, time will tell. Bradley wants to see the caves in KY, but we'll probably hit those on the way back.<br><br>Regarding this blog, I'm hoping Bradley will be the main author, and I will be his secretary who records his thoughts. We'll see how this goes...

... wind (I was still in my wind sail outfit), or losing my footing on the rocks. L was too chicken to go on the rocks. I went twice as I had to go in and give her the camera so she could take a photo of me up on them. As we walked back to the bus we had to use our hoods or walk backwards to shelter our faces from the sand being picked up by the wind. There was a very short path to an iron age house that we walked to. It was closed so we couldn't go inside ...

... but it was dis-gust-ting. Keith said it "tastes like anguish". I wouldn't go that far. After wandering around a little bit, it was pretty boring, so we just kept going to get to my aunt's house in Newmarket. When we got there, they had linguine and roast peppers waiting for us! Amazing! We had picked up some fancy ice cream so we had that for dessert. Then, I got some help filling out my taxes.... aw, thanks guys.

... it was crazy!) It turned out that their computer system had broken down. Then it was off to the gate - the gate which never did say what city we were going to, and even after passing through security check #4 (at the gate), I wasn't entirely sure that I was on the right flight. When they announced that the flight was, in fact, headed for Amsterdam, I was pretty relieved. We ended up leaving two hours late - during ...

... small villages. Many have houses on them or even mansions, where the rich and famous of north America and Canada came to spend their leisure time. Very pretty and impressive. The American / Canadian border runs through the middle of this part of the St Lawrence river, which is also part of the shipping route from the Atlantic through to the Great Lakes. The weather was fine and sunny but cool out on the water - glad we took our fleeces ...

... much of my stuff, but had to go without a computer for awhile and spend much of my precious time researching and buying a new computer. Not to mention all of the precious money I had to spend on it. I also got a new pocket pc a few weeks ago. Means I can go on-line if I can get Wifi access over there, and e-mail and post blogs. I'm so busy at work ...