Holiday Inn Select Wichita, Ks

... Lola became destructive to herself. Barreling along at a solid 75 mph, Lola decided that this point in her life was time to let go...literally let go...of the awning attached to the side. the back half of it had unhooked and was swinging wildly and half of the actual awning was out and flapping around. We had to pull over and figure this **** out. Because of the Kansas winds, the side of the road we pulled over on made it impossible to do anything so we had to pull ...

Off to Kanas in the search of the gang on the Yellow Brick Road and we did not see a single yellow brick, cowardly lion or red slipper. Kansas was a no show for Dorothy, maybe she is still in OZ, maybe we just didn't look hard enough ... poor Dorothy (we hear we should have hunted in West Kansas).<br><br> BUT ... we did find a giant Indian. An Indian statue known as the Keeper of the Plains and he has a fireshow every night. This big guy ...

... lightening last night. We ate at the Big Texan (the place on of the competitions was held at in the"Great American Roadtrip); it's a Route 66 Icon along with some other places we stopped at. For those who watched the Disney movie cars I will reference these locations in the Cars form as well. Last night we went to &#8220;Cadillac Ranch&#8221;, aka (the idea for the angled mountains in the cars movie), today we stopped at the VW ...

Stayed in the world's smallest motel room! Had dinner at Old Chicago which was great. Chicago style pizza and I attempted to work my way through their cocktail menu :)<br><br>Had breakfast the next morning at the world's worst Denny's (I'm sure). The waiter was nice ...

... towel (and sunscreen)<br>Bring a snack or finger food to share<br>Bring a lawn chair<br>Bring any family members that would like to come<br><br>I've sent an email with directions to Chase's, but if you have questions, call me @ 620.842.3636 or 620.845.0083.<br><br>I'll be in touch with you early next week. Sure hope to see you on the 16th!<br>

Here is the link to three photo albums I have posted on picasa:<br><br>www.picasaweb.google.com /ldills<br><br>If you have a terrific picture, be sure to enter it in the P2P Photo of the Year contest. See pages 38-39 in your protocol booklet for details.<br><br>Linda

... rest as does this journal entry, but this day is different. We are in PARIS! Paris is different. Driving from Normandy to Paris was most likely one of the most anticipated-filled rides of the entire voyage. I could barely sit still once the Eiffel Tower came into view. We stopped by the Arch de Triomph first and I can honestly say I was speechless. I cried it was so beautiful. Students who never imagined they would see the world outside their ...

<br>San Francisco is one of the most exciting cities in the world and includes many of the most recognizable tourist attractions and scenery to be found anywhere.San Francisco is one of the most exciting cities in the world and includes many of the most recognizable tourist attractions and scenery to be found anywhere.

... begin. Dad is away in Arizona for a business trip (we pick him up Friday!!) so we didn't worry about dumping my huge 3 event bag full of nothing but skis and dirty laundry in the middle of the kitchen. And my massive new suitcase was just exploding everywhere with gifts, clothes, wetsuits. I didn't even have to ring my brother to tell him I was home; all he had to do was walk in the ...

On 7/27/1951, Flight 920 aircraft 816 a 749A, to Zurich Capt. Stanton,Check F/E Lou Falkin with F/e Lovell. Took train to Paris and returned 7/29 on Flight 941 with Capt. Cassutt, F/o McCreight and F/e J. Rankin. And so started my International flying career, which ended 6-28-1991.