Hotel McCall

I'm going to start with Boise, Idaho even though I'm living in Ontario, Oregon. It's the closest that the www.travelpod.com FB application has to my home.

Anyway, I felt I needed to keep a travel log of where I will be going, what I will be doing so that friends and family will be able to keep up ...

... 3 nights) with a tiny little balcony, drink and food stains were around the walls, no iron and ironing board like there use to be, enough coffee, sugar, and creamer for only one person each night. Most of all unable to sleep due to the rude people over and around us that walked heavily on the floors until 1:00 a.m. (even during the week nights) left ...

We hope to see a lot of history and sights. We will be posting pictures as time and internet service will allow.
Here is hoping that everything is as handicapped friendly as advertised. Lynda uses a electric wheelchair. We have heard good and bad ...

... I think she was pretty shocked. It was great to see her! She has been living in Boise since late May and I am proud to say we were her visitors from California/Germany. After the introductions, we headed to Carino’s, an Italian restaurant (similar to Olive Garden, but better) to have dinner. They had a couple’s special, where you got to choose soup or salad, two entrees, and two bite size desserts for $19.99. Pretty ...

A beautiful setting for a beautiful wedding.... Sharon Dew, youngest & wildest of the Dew clan, is finally tying the knot & saying I do. It was great to see family, and it's never enough time. If Greg doesn't get on it, this might have to suffice as a mini-family reunion...

... annually on July 4th in Council, Idaho. Strawberry Mountain was awesome and the drive towards Idaho was hot. Sully has begun to crawl up on my lap to ‘while away the hours’ as the Scarecrow sings. With Sully’s eyes closed, wind flapping his ears along I-84 and 95 pounds of dog flesh in my lap, we were ‘GTG’---Good to Go.

On Thursday night, July 2, we found Farewell Bend State Park just on the border ...

... drivers license, passport, copies of all (we also scanned images into our computer at home and emailed them to ourselves for backup) 9. books: a reading book, Lonely Planet Central America, Lonely Planet Mexico, LP Mexican Spanish, some other phrase book (a bad one), and a mini-dictionary Andrew: 1. a 3200 cubic inch backpack 2. a cotton grocery sack for miscellaneous use and laundry-time (critical item and highly recommended ...

... Park on the lake, which we have decided is a national refuge for mosquitoes. This kept our outdoor recreation limited to the breezy area by the lake, where Rubi got to experience her stick -retrieving passion, and riding a bike. This was a catch-up day. Jeff finally caught up on the blogs, we charged up all of our electronic devices and the trailer, and cleaned ourselves up. Not too much excitement, just an enjoyable, if intense - in the rain - travel day.

... for-now-broke-ass-reality" but I feeeeel GOOOOOOOD and I hope you are all tres bien. Pardon the run on sentences but my mind is running profusely with mildly rabid images and I have to let it out.. teeming babeh.. teeming! Thanks for reading..... (and the best part is...I'm completely sober ahora .=.-D ) Love with eternal gratitude for vie! T'oujours, Je c'est moi giasemoulla jumping jellybean jessamine to the next wave crest bask-in nymph in a birds nest scene .=.-)