Holiday Inn Akron-Fairlawn, Oh

... better than that of LSU.

Getting back on the road, we stopped in Cleveland to check out the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The building was impressive, but the City was not. The displays were nice, but we weren't real R&R fans. There were lots of displays of old musical equipment used by the legends of R&R.

Back to the road.

... back...not to mention it'll be good to have a week to speak some Spanish. Along with seeing friends and going back to the church I worked in, I plan to spend a morning at the orphanage to see all the babies I fell in love with over the summer! (I still wish so badly that I could bring them home, but since I can't, I'll just visit...)

I'm excited. I can't wait to see familiar faces. God is good! It is purely His doing that I can go back!

... regen - een ritje naar de ANWB gemaakt waar ze van die opblaasbare nekkussentjes verkochten (Dank, dank, dank!) Super-de-luxe met extra steunen aan de zijkant voor als je hoofd niet naar achter maar naar opzij knakt. Dat, gecombineerd met oordopjes, heeft mij een prima nachtrust bezorgd. Er was rond 2 uur nog een nachtelijke stop, wat wel prettig was om even de benen te kunnen strekken. Ook prettig van de nachtbus is dat er niet zoveel mensen in zaten: ik ...

Day 1 of the great trekkkkkk west and all I can think of is the sad state of American drivers. The majority of the people on the road need to re-learn, or learn, how to drive (please!). There is no need to pull in front of a solitary approaching car when there is ample space to get into the left lane afterward, especially when you're an 18-wheeler. How trucks can continually pull in front of cars when there is no traffic ...

... and Roll Hall of Fame. The first day I spent in Bedford, and then settled myself in my hotel in Independence, just south of Cleveland.

Dinner was at Tom Evans, a place I had seen the commercials for, but with none in Canada, had never been too...YUM - Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy and biscuits!

There are any number of tourism attractions in Honolulu, Hawaii that would easily draw recognition as a travel destination, and when added to the tropical weather, Utopia is discovered. Located on the Southeast coast of Oahu Island, Honolulu, Hawaii is populated by ...

We returned to Betsy's parents house from our time in Mexico. After throwing a few more things away - we took off in our car on a road trip to Cindy Snow's wedding in Arkansas. We visited our friends Bill and Chuck in Cincinnati, then we followed the Ohio river to the Mississipi. We stopped at some small towns along the way like Metropolis (the home of superman).

We left Florida and drove to Berea via Winston Salem so we could visit Jed and Cecilie (Peter's nephew). When we arrived in Berea we spent the month of March getting Betsy's parents house ready to put on the market. The house market in Cleveland is horrible so we thought we better try to sell the house as soon as possible so they would be ready to move into their new retirement apartment in Chagrin Falls when is was completed in the fall.

... option as opposed to chosing the healthiest. I went for tortilla soup and saltines. Saltines are very salty. Who knew? After lunch we headed to the nearby Brandywine Falls http://www.waterfalls-guide.com/oh_bran dywine_falls.htm. They were fair gushing from all the recently melted snow. Very nice. Local sights taken in we headed back to Steve's and gathered up our gear to head to Akron for the night. Gina had been working so we met her at her ...

... events took place there—the most notable being the construction of the Church’s first temple. While the building is now owned by the Community of Christ, many other nearby buildings have been restored or reconstructed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as part of its Historic Kirtland Visitor Center. Arrangements had been made for the Choir and Orchestra to take advantage of their visit to the Cleveland area to see visit these cherished historical ...