Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Bowmanville

... moment. I will definitely be doing something like this trip again. I just hope<br>it doesn't take another 7 to 10 years but for now, I have a million<br>pictures to post...<br><br>So here it is!<br>In my time here for so many months, I've seen Hong Kong, Nepal, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Korea! Through thousands of miles, I've carried 8 currencies divisible by 68, 30, 1044, etc., taken every imaginable mode of transport, have been exhilerated, challenged ...

... was good times.<br><br>By the time people came over, I was about to pass out on the floor from all that.<br><br>We quickly got reacquainted, drank a little too much wine and danced to 90s pop music, but not before cracking open the old yearbooks and gossiping about all the people that never left Welland.<br><br>Carmen went back home for the night and Carrie and Kim slept over.<br>

Reconnecting with an old friend recently, I was delighted to be invited to her wedding. We were once best friends but drifted apart over time when we moved to different cities. It was such a priveledge to witness the wedding and celebrate with the happy newlyweds and their families afterwards.

... the rain cleared up as the day went on. In Niagara we organised to take two tours. One on this night which would take us to the Canadian side and allow us to see the falls by night, and a second on Friday morning to explore the American Falls. We had a few hours this afternoon so drove towards Lockport, a town on the Erie Canal at which there were Historic Locks. On the way we stopped at a couple of wineries in this area. The first was ordinary, but the second, Arrowhead ...

... from the Canadian side but it was too hard without parking the car a long way away. Didn't see any likely lodging so I drove on and ended up driving all the way through Toronto and stopped at a rest stop about an hour north east of Toronto. Slept Fine.

... is something interesting and bang-on about personalities and signs. She and I are really different, yet fascinatingly the same in many of the ways that we think. Finishing each other's sentences? Forget it. We know what the other is going to say before she says it! Just the look on her face, I know what she's thinking! So, off I jet, into the sun, on another long road with the anticipation of fun times ahead.

Landed Friday afternoon. So did Natalie, although poor girl was a bit of an afterthought for me. We didn't really have a place to sleep. Luckily Liona slept on my couch (or in the beloved nook) enough times in the two years that I lived here - she offered up half her bed and a couch to us :) I'm bringing more to Burning Man than I took to Switzerland. Without a doubt. I also spent $1,500 on clothes yesterday. Apparently Switzerland is too stressful for me to shop.

Flight departs Toronto for London on June 27. After that we're all wondering - will it be directly to Geneva, or will lil' Ms Wiseman take a side trip to Morocco? Or maybe Paris? Or perhaps Valencia or Barcelona? I'm waiting to see how it all unfolds :)

... administrator, knew buttloads. pretty much what i understand the obvious difference between our two healthcare systems is this: to get good treatment in the u.s. you need money, in canada you need patience. we crossed the atlantic in the dark, and were scheduled to arrive somewhere around 9:30am at london-heathrow airport. that is where the shitstorm would begin...

... 2 years. With my luck I will still need a direction in life at that point... There is no Just Like Honey or Ricemellow in this damn town! What the ****!? I got a really awful 3 week cold and my period as well. At one point I couldn't breath which was really weird because that's never happened to me before. I now sort of know how asthmatics and emphazema sufferers feel. Speaking of Asthmatics - according to the Motorcycle Diaries - Che Guevara really had some horrible asthama eh? Josh and ...