Holiday Inn Little Rock/Dt-Pres Conf Ctr,

I left OKC with sun and cloud and 44 F. But as miles of farmfields and trees passed, the clouds thickened up and I wondered when the thermometer would hit 50. It did in spite of the persistent cloud cover, about an hour outside of Little Rock. But, hey, it did not rain.<br>Saw more of the city than ...

I made it back home after about three months of travel. I really enjoyed my trip, but it was good to be able to get home and relax and not have to worry about getting to the next town or finding a place to stay, and having space for my stuff and getting home-cooked meals is even better. My little brother took over my room, though, so now I'm in his for the length of time I stay at my parent's house. It's time to start ...

... for the high school. It was a very memorable tour that can only make you feel saddened that so much hatred exsisted and hopeful that times have changed and will continue to change as we as people treat each other with respect, kindness and tolerance. After speaking to the Rangers that work at the center, I left with a great deal of lesson plans and a CD that I can share with all my collegues at Dayton Street school. Ok ...

... even did a little singing for our car, about heading east bound, the song was a little out dated but we forgive them anyways. Their coaching skills make-up for it. I guess American Idol is out of the question..sorry! Parents we definately already MISS you!!!! I promise everyone is doing great and are a blast to have with us. Welll it's bout time to hit the road again and for me to finish my lunch. We will keep you updated as we can! Love, BA Storm (writer-Ashleigh McCormick)

... we hit a very bad storm - heavy rain, lots of wind. The<br>roads couldn't handle it and there was deep standing water on many of<br>the roads. We pulled off a while and waited it out. Once it calmed<br>down, we continued driving on US-78 toward Tupelo, Mississippi. We got<br>lunch at Arby's and let the kids stretch their legs (David Andrew was<br>mad that there was no playground!) We had a gas stop a couple of hours<br>later and were ...

... to downtown riverside.The guides in the museum are volunteer-retiree.<br>Had lunch at Flying Fish Restaurant. The decor are real fish in the wall with manmade wings.Ate boiled crawfish.Bought their t shirt.<br>Walk by the River Walk to the Old State museum.It is about the history of Arkansas.It has a temporary exhibits about outlaws like ...

Park in Peabody Hotel garage,Pay a parking machine with credit card.<br>Wait for the march of the ducks from the penthouse to the fountain.Peabody Hotel is famous for this.There is a red carpet and a duck master.Many tourists are waiting, like waiting for a celebrity.<br>Saw the duck's room and the dancing floor in ...

What a Day!... So on Sunday, August 3, 2008 I wake up and get ready with no set plans for the day, except to meet a few other co-workers from other locations in the world for dinner at around 7pm. So I figured I would just let the day play out as it may until the evening... I thought maybe I would take a cab to Beale St as several tours depart from that area. Some city tour companies did hotel pick up. Or maybe I would have the front desk ...

... The Clinton Museum was wonderful. I grumbled about George Bush 2/3 of the time we were there and left a little angry. A lot of what Clinton worked so hard for has been deconstructed since then slowly and methodically. But this isn't a political blog . . . After the museum, we stopped by the gift shop (of course). The nice thing about the gift shop was that it was not set just before the exit of the museum. It was located several hundred yards away in a separate building ...

... wars he'd win, or lose. He had my vote, and now, I'll go to see the legacy he set in Little Rock. The rain has slowed, a little bit, the puddles plop and I pay no attention now, plop plop my way back to the car, get in and wipe my glasses dry. At riverside (the Arkansas) the brand-new Clinton Center sits, the parking lot is full today, a man is standing, pointing down another street, I turn and park four blocks away, reload the camera, set out walking in the rain.