Holiday Inn Hotel And Suites Milwaukee

I'm working on a grant for the National Institutes of Health that is due early next week. Once that's done, it's full-on preparation for our month-long Journey to India. Daisy is doing her Santa impression (making her list, checking it thrice) and we received 4 new pieces of luggage the other day. <br><br>The airline tickets are booked and now we just have to finalize some domestic trips while on the sub-continent.<br>

Exciting times! One more day before the big trip and we are doing out last minute preparations before we go. There are things to be packed though and that will get done tonight and then a little bit more tomorrow. We have an evening flight so we should be pretty well rested and ready to scout about Copenhagen as soon as we get checked into the hotel.<br><br>Stay tuned for more!<br>

... it would be to pick out one. <br><br>Presently, Wisconsin is very chilly. I feel like it's October, rather than August. The high is in the very low 60's! Today I've just been working around the house, making bread, washing jackets and getting my room clean.<br><br>That's all I got for now, but will write more when I have more!<br>

... flight (free warm cookies) to NYC. As I looked out the window and saw my favorite skyline, I got a little teary. These have been the best six weeks of our lives. Travel like this can either tear people apart or bring them closer, and even though I didn't know it was possible, I feel more love and closeness between Joe and me than ever. How lucky I am to have found this incredible person to be with forever?<br><br>Tomorrow: a wrap up!

... tour! Too bad I didn't bring my camera to that, because now all I have is a dozen **** camera phone pictures of Travis Barker's fly-over-the-crowd drum solo! Amazing. Anyway thanks to the hospitality of Rob and his friends (well most of them j/k lol rofl), although short-lived, I had a great time in Milwaukee and certainly hope to visit again.

... of Landscape Architects]Annual Meeting and Expo. It was to be held in Minneapolis and a huge, bright red cherry sitting atop an enormous spoon in the middle of a pond instantly mesmerized me... On further reading I found out that it is the famous "Spoonbridge and Cherry" sculpture in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden! And that's when I decided that I HAD to visit this fascinating place ...

... rooms. The only noticable upgrade is the view of the river and park across the way. I think in about 2 weeks the view will rock with the changing of the seasons and the leaves turning colors. Hey I will be back in two weeks to find out for sure. Now the restaurant in the hotel is nice. If you like seafood they have a wide variety to choose from. My client says the restaurant is known for it seafood. Now the free internet is a source of a huge ...

... foreboding that the 50 minute flight is already delayed for departure. I'm heading to Carmel to provide some Navisworks software training to a client that is managing the construction of the Carmel Regional Performing Arts Center that is due for completion in 2010.

... and securing lodging here. I stayed in the Sheraton last night, because it was close to the dealership and they gave me a ride. All the rental car places had closed by the time my car got there. I was stopped at a stop sign at the off-ramp of US-43 waiting for traffic to clear when a big Hinckly Springs truck rear-ended me. He wasn't watching in front of him and was looking off into the traffic and boom. I'm fine. It took ...

The wheels of the plane touched down at the Sacramento airport (after an uneventful flight, thank goodness) and I looked up the aisle of the plane to see little blue screens flickering on all over the place. Behind me a phone was ringing, across the aisle a guy was checking his messages, ahead of him a girl was sending a text message, and way in ...