Holiday Inn Mississauga, On

My dear friends: It's getting colder in Canada and my thoughts are wandering to warmer climes. On January 12/2010, I fly to Managua, Nicaragua and then work my way north ending up in Cancun, Mexico. From there, I fly to join many members of the Gaudun family in Daytona Beach. If you would rather not get notifications of my travel blogs just send a brief "no thank you" to this travelpod . No problem. Hasta la vista baby. Steve

... it is so hard to find a vaccine or cure. We also had Jeff who talked to us about ESL teaching. He's taught English all over the world and was absolutely phenominal with his presentation and advice. Then we had Ester and Brent who are both living with an HIV positive status here in Canada. Hearing they're stories were definitely difficult but also very inspiring and hopeful. Just to see that they have been living such long, happy/healthy and relatively normal ...

... weeks; diagnosis was diverticulosis. No more bikinis on the beach (as the world cheers). Picked up the van three weeks later (with a lighter wallet) and headed for highway 75 due to the ****** weather. Spent a couple nights in motels, where Bogie gets to sleep on a people bed, as we meandered south to warmth. After hitting the Florida state line (stopping at the welcome area for some free fresh orange juice), we visited a ...

... trip ends on November 3, when Ethan flies back to Toronto and I depart for Athens, where I'll be catching a bus to meet my friend Ivan (who was the inspiration for this trip in the first place). When Ethan goes home, "Ethan & Chelsea's Excellent Adventure" will end, but those who are interested can follow my trip through the Balkans on my other travel blog, "Studies in Balkanology". See you in 6 weeks!

... the kitchens are working kitchens. We reboarded our tour (now a trolley as opposed to the double Decker that dropped us off) and travelled around and completed the tour around the city to be dropped off for the harbour tour. This gave us ten minutes to grab a hot dog for lunch (a Little late mind you!) and then climb aboard the boat to take the view of the city skyline from the boat, as it went across the harbour to the Toronto Islands. This was an enjoyable short half hour trip ...

... food, and all I had to eat was granola bars all day, so I scarfed down a couple of yummy avocado sandwiches, and before I know it, Gary, a really old guy who used to be in the legendary rock band, The Monks sat down beside me. Very interesting, a band that was on the cutting edge of punk at the very beginning of it all. I was also chatting with a guy from a band who is currently "opening for Blondie" but I can't remember their name. My favourite people were from this band ...

... leffoja ja herkuteltiin. Ihan tavallista paivaa siis vietettiin ja oli ihan kiva, kun kerkes jutella ja paivittaa kuulumisia Sharonin kanssa. Kohta tassa jatketaan downtown Torontoon missa ollaan kolme yota ennen ku lahetaan Vegasiin jossa toivottavasti on lamminta! Ollaan niiiiiiiin kyllastyneita kylmaan, mutta onneks tan jalkeen pitais kylman helpottaa :) Eipa sen kummempia, kirjottelen taas kun paasee nettiin.

... chapter by itself. Read on... Clothes: What to wear What you plan to bring along also depends on the season. Summer is the best season as most of your wardrobe would be composed of thin fabrics - no bulky sweaters or winter coats. Select pieces on their versatility, meaning clothes that can be used casually or dressed up. What I brought along for two weeks: 1.) Enough underwear and socks to last a week - I say a week as this would give you ...

... There you can see the big mapple leaf made in grass.<br><br>This is also the territory of gooses, ducks and squirrels. <br><br>I feel very peacefull and confortable all the parks I have visited in Toronto. I really enjoyed these places with are fully part of the city.<br>

... THEY should pay ME. For anyone coming to Toronto, you have to go down Queen street and sus out the shopping because there's some amazingly funky stuff. Unfortunately I've more than blown the budget to buggery so I can't indulge my overwhelming need to spend. Still dreaming of the overcoat I saw last night, but there is no possible way I could justify the $1300 price tag. Lawrie scored a few really nice things though. As you walk down Queen ...