Holiday Inn Express Suites Everett

... in) so I found this one north of town. Not much different than the others but we are not on the expressway. We were lucky and got a spot at the end so we are not squished between two rigs and we even have enough room to have our awning out. The rest of the day we rested as Terry had a rough driving day with the winds and the up, down and twisting roads.<br><br>Monday: We decided to drive into Seattle and since it was a nice day we took ...

... das größte Flugzeug das ich bisher bestiegen hab. An der lauschigen Business Abteilung quetschen wir uns vorbei zu unseren Sitzen. Wer schon mal letzte Reihe in der Mitte mit direkter Toilette neben dem linken Ohr und zur Krönung noch ein kleinen Quengler (@Claude: Dank für die Oropax) am anderen Ohr, der es nicht lassen kann nach herzenslust loszuschreien, der weiß was wahre Economy ist. &#61514; Ansonsten ...

... but are in good spirits (nothing a pound and a half of hashbrowns can't fix.) Tales of the Olympic Peninsula are impressive, and we'll meet up again near the Tetons. I'm headed to lake Washington to swim with Michelle Tuday before heading across the border. Vancouver and SQAMISH for a week of climbing incredible granite. I will be out of cell phone range, but may be able to text cheaply. should be back in the country the 19thish.

... place near the Museum of Flight with the best breakfast we've had on the whole trip) teased me by repeating my order in her own Southern drawl, but that was just a warm-up for what was to come: when we got to the museum, a man giving out information about a special exhibit chatted with me a minute and then said, in all seriousness, "What country are you from?" "Tennessee," I said, without missing a beat, and we all had a laugh. He shook his head and said all he could tell was ...

... Please continue to send her body good energies and prayers too. Alex, he continues to be a rock star. He heads back to work this week - Monday. Keep him in your thoughts and prayers too. The transition of stepping out of their "new parenthood experience" into the "regular world" will most likely be jarring. I know it was for me - and I am not even one of the parents!! I know Alex would love all the prayers, positive thoughts and love you can send. The support that friends ...

Back home and finally in some condition to post a coherent final entry. It's Sunday, Feb. 17, and I got home Thursday, Feb. 14. Jet lag still has a hold on me, though -- I slept until after noon today, and that just never happens to me. I want to post a few more photos and some final thoughts before they recede from my short-term memory. First and foremost, in case I haven't ...

... for breakfast. At 11am we ended up taking off... 5 long hours later I arrived at JFK Airport New York. This airport is huge and very nice. It was a long wait though for my luggage as is the way with all American airports I've found. After waiting for over 30 minutes our bags started to come down the conveyor belt. I hauled my bag off to the taxi rink and waited for the next bank of cabs to pull up. The taxi monitor gives you your receipt before you leave the airport which was unusual ...

... the exceptionally beautiful natural sites on the trip. 'WATERFALL!' 'MOUNTAIN!' 'SUNSET!' 'SUNRISE!' Reason three: America is ****ing Gorgeous and well worth travelling through instead of over. Maybe I've been living in flat'n'boring Illinois too long, but I even found North Dakota to be strikingly beautiful. If any of y'all ever get the chance, take a train trip across the USA (quick, before Amtrak goes belly up!). It is well worth it.

... leaving early Monday morning, arrive in Mumbai at midnight and the next day drive about 4 1/2 hours to Pune. Total travel time 3 days. Update: I was correct I had to pay $25 for an overweight fee:( Travel plans heading home: 36 total hours of flying including layovers and 4.5 hours driving from Pune to Mumbai

... feast. By the time I unfolded the chairs, I heard Kayla calling to me from the parking lot above. "G-Mom, G-Mom, I brought my babies!" She waved a Mickey Mouse doll and a Bert Lahr look-alike lion as she ran down the hill. Andrew was right behind her, his eyes on the picnic spread. Matthew and Rick were checking the canoe on the car-top carrier. This would be the crowd today, since various members of the south-end crew were ...