Holiday Inn Nashua, Nh

... of stately old trees highlighted by shades of green and brilliant shades of yellow, red and orange foliage. Wandering through a portion of 174 acres of large family burial plots we were awed by the peaceful and serene nature of this place. The land here had been set side in the 1831 and is on the list of historic landmarks.<br><br> Virginia's husband, Steve, was due to arrive in Boston at 5 p.m. to attend meetings and ...

... to perfection, George and Jeff the seafood platter. With full bellies we retraced our steps back to his home and slept like babies.<br><br>October 24, 2009 <br><br>Yesterday, while riding the subway, we noted a stop we thought might be near John Adams' home and after checking on line found that the red line did stop in Quincy Center across the street from the Adams National Historic Park. So that was our destination for the day. <br><br>Incorporated into the park tours ...

... of my living arrangements (please feel free to write me!):<br><br>YOUR ACCOMMODATION:<br> <br> <br> Name:<br> Brenda and Gerhardt Valentyn<br> <br> <br> Residential Address:<br> 108 Tramore Road<br>Southfield<br>Cape Town 7700<br>South Africa<br><br> <br> <br> Host Tel Number (direct):<br> 021-706-7645<br> <br> <br> Host Tel Number (mobile):<br> 083-976-1846/082-890-9586<br> <br> <br> Postal Address:<br> 4th Floor Letterstedt House<br>Newlands ...

Not much of a story here.. just wanted to add the point to the map. After finishing up work in Middlebury, I came back home to Newton and spent a few months with my family, and solidified my future work plans (http://esri.com in california). I also came up with this crazy idea to spend two months carusing through central america...<br>

... watch our neice, Cara run her cross-country race. She is a sophomore at ConVal High School in Peterborough, NH and runs Varsity CC. She was second from her school and ran a personal best for this course.<br> We came back to Milford and then drove to Wilton (the next town over) to go to the Wilton Town Hall Theater. It is a small theater on the second floor of the Town Hall that has been showing movies there since the 1920s (and the decor hasn't changed in ...

... last night and I am now wrapping things up from my trip. Of course, my pack has exploded into my room and, after a frantically elated search through all my nice clothes (that don't fit - thank you, thunder thighs), it looks like ground zero of World War III. I don't intend to clean it up any time soon, because I am just too happy being home. I frolicked around Concord Center, ran around with the dogs in the woods, and have been sampling all of my favorite foods (white cheddar cheez ...

... an independent organization affiliated with the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, sponsors the program, for which 2009 marks the fourth year. The Institute of International Education coordinates the recruitment and pre-departure activities of the program in the United States. Nearly 300 social studies educators from across the United States have visited Korea through the Korean Studies Workshop for American Educators in 2006, 2007 and 2008. <br><br>26 June 2009

... in Paris but caught on, two hours later. Unknown to me they don't put your check bagages on your new flight, so had to wait in Madrid for four hours. Good note it is a really nice day in Madrid, so enjoyed that. i must say that the French and the Spanish are really friendly even though I am butchering their language

... walk! We got to the bar and went in and found ourselves a table by the window. We ordered drinks in a pint glass that we got to take away with us and then starters (chicken sticks for me, and onion rings for Chloe). The starters were huge, and we were only half way through when our equally humongous mains arrived. We took lots of photos, waved at tourists going past the window and generally scared our server by asking him lots of questions about the ...

... Friday. AH! Friday sounds like it's so far away! We're supposed to be doing some neat stuff like kayaking and rafting, hiking, and spending a day/night at a Maori Village. I think that'll be the best part of the orientation. I'm looking forward to putting my bags down in my own room though, and settling into Dunedin. So for now, I'm counting hours, at least it's no longer days. I'll be bouncing around the ...