Holiday Inn Arlington At Ballston, Va

... seems to think we're going to rock. The NAMME Conference is always a venerable Who's Who in minority medical education.. Hopkins, Pitt, UVA.. they'll all be there... Podiatry will be represented in full regard as well: Scholl College, California, Midwestern, Temple, New York. Podiatry will have a great showing and, hopefully, we'll talk to a few pre-med students on Saturday who show great promise! Fingers Crossed. For now, I'm tired... and headed to bed.

... sunshine lit everything up beautifully. And the view from the top of the principal hill, out across the city, was well worth the climb. From Arlington we exited north in order to walk past the Iwo Jima memorial - the very well known sculpture of the soldiers raising an American flag on the hilltop of a Japanese island, a key moment in a key battle of World War II. It was much, much bigger than we expected ...

This was an early morning wake up call because I had a 12:00 tee time and it will take approximately 6 hours of driving to get to Pinehurst NC. It did not help that I had trouble sleeping because I had birdies and eagles flying in my head. I woke up at 3 in the morning to start packing. I can never harass a woman about her closet of shoes when you see that I packed 6 pairs (including the shoes I am wearing) of shoes for a 5 day ...

... and has been happy to get some sleep. On Wednesday we finally got out in the early afternoon, had some lunch, and went to the National Zoo for awhile. I'd never been before and was excited to go now. It was the perfect day for it: just past Labor Day, so summer tourist season is over. School just started, so the school trips haven't started up yet. It all adds up to: no crowds! We only had time to see about half of it, as we were due at ...

... my plane was so late in arriving to philly that i missed my connection to stockholm. day two right now i am sitting in first class nonstop to stockholm. det är mycket bra! i have just finished my mixed green and portabello salad followed by some beautifully grilled salmon and an international cheese platter that wasnt half bad (it came with little cheesecakes) and topped it off with coffee and busiuts. all this fare was thouroughly lubricated with a good helping of scotch ...

... be used for sports or pajamas) - 5 Tanktops. (2 yoga style made by Prana, 1 yoga style by Lucy, 1 cotton cheapy, 1 lightweight by ExOfficio) - 1 T-shirt. (from Old Navy) - 1 Short-sleeve Shirt. (button-down. Made by North Face) - 1 Long-sleeve Shirt. (bright pink button-down. nice for dressing up, but did not really need. Made by Colombia) - 1 Long-sleeve Shirt. (athletic ...

... 7:30 we started moving - he took a shower and started to unhook the car. He was having problems getting the pins out of the tow bar so he got me. We all of a sudden one neighbor came over to help - he didn't know much then another came walking by and he got us loose - next thing you know we had a campground pow wow the guy who cooked the rattlesnake lastnight came out to show us the skin he had it all pinned up on a piece of wood to dry out . He ...

... Francisco. I was meant to be flying in from New York at 12.02, Chamkaur was flying in from London at 12.57, and Mark, Paula and Debbie were flying in from Vancouver at 2.28 and we were to all met up at the rental car place. I was in at 11.00 so had plenty of time to suss the airport out and the trains, bus shuttles etc and thankfully we all met up at the rental car place - all set for our next adventure - the Napa Valley!!

... here; I still catch my breathe every time I see the Washington Monument lit up at night. And I am getting used to things again, it's just been hard. Every now and then I'll hear a song or a memory will pop up in my head that leaves me aching for that past existance. But I think I'm ready now. I'm ready to face this new adventure that they call 'real life'. And anyway, I'll be back on the road again someday...

... globe. He worked as a riveter and boiler-maker in shipyards, studied art in France, and decorated opera house stages in New York. He served in the trenches in France during the first World War where he suffered mustard gas poisoning. It appears he seldom stayed very long in one place. Daddy was about 30 years older than my mother, Hattie Edna Camp, who was probably 21 when they married. At some time prior to their marriage Daddy developed a cancer on his lower lip from smoking a ...