Hotel Indigo Athens University Area

... day. One that i can't wait to repeat in the very near future. <br><br>I'd love to be able to thank the financier behind the day but I don't know where he is. I don't even know who he is. I just know that his name is Stephen Holliday. My friend at the motel tells me he's an English guy. Maybe I'll thank him over a drink one day. His round, of course.<br><br><br>Thought of the Day <br><br>ME!<br><br>For reference<br><br>I should be in prison

... campground as well if you want to bring your horse!<br><br>Many well marked and maintained trails for hiking and horseback riding. Easy paved roads through out to get you over to the beach at the swimming lake or the ramp at the boating lake or the group use building with large rolling lawn down to the water for fishing and kayaking/canoeing. There are playgrounds and a terrific group BBQ area with facilities for preparation ...

I wanted to spend more time in Athens, but because of all the problems going on, plans kind of got extremely disorganized and we went to Athens on a whim. <br><br>We basically ended up in a bar and grabbed dinner at The Grit (famous for vegetarian cuisine), while briefly cruising around town. <br><br>I felt sad and sentimental that I didn't get to tour it more, but then again I felt relief; I have another university to call my own, for I am also a NYU graduate. ;) <br>

Hey y'all,<br><br>I tried to email everyone the pictures of my condo but AOL doesn't have enough storage space for the amount of pictures I took, so here they are!<br><br>In other news, I've applied to a few jobs and realized (again) that looking for a ...

... the whole way back. We even coordinated our stops very well. We were back in Atlanta at 5 pm - but luckily not too much traffic. We stopped at the new Barrow Publix for some dinner and milk. The kids got to play with the neighbors while we unloaded the car. <br><br>Whew! <br>

... How do they keep their arteries open around here? There were churches every mile (or more). We saw Carolina rice paddies - I never associated rice growing with southern US before. <br><br>We stopped at a State Park for lunch and had a picnic next to a lovely lake - there were few others there at first, but they all left and we had the park to ourselves. The temperature was in the high 20s and humid. We carried on down towards Charleston, seeing Azaleas and lots of ...

-- compras globalizadas fui comprar roupas de frio para me preparar para minha ida para o inverno ingles. Tenho que admitir que, apesar de ser contra muitas coisas relacionadas ao walmart, minha vida de desempregado nao me deixou muita opcao se nao ir atras do "menor preco" e comprar nas portas do "mercado globalizado". Casacos do Camboja, luvas da China, camisas da guatemala, meias de Honduras, gorro da Indonesia ...

... against abortions which you can see Kiwi got into action. After an amazing lunch we walked back to look around some more shops and would this cool car with toy cars all over it. Then back for another drink at Starbucks Coffee Shop before heading back to Atlanta, which we got back at 6.00pm and had a quiet night and was in bed by midnight.

... but we believe them to be Jefferson Davis, Gen. Robert E. Lee and Charlie Daniels. Also, Zoe and I have been invited to a Welcome Back to School Keg Party this evening...if I can convince Zoe to go we should have some spectacular photos tomorrow. *=inches

... New York City. They rocked righteously like an overweight Rush on speed. They are called The Brought Low. Do check them out.    At 1:30 AM I finished the last sip of my pint of Guiness and headed for my car. Still no place to sleep, but I knew my college fraternity had a house on campus. Even though I'm 29 I knew if I found the house tradition dictates that hospitality be shown to a fellow brother. Even a chunky balding one like me. I was right ...