Howard Johnson Hotel Kissimmee
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Chega ao fim mais uma aventura
... as amostras....
Ja eram 2pm e tinhamos que voltar para o apartamento, tomar banhos e partir. E foi isso que fizemos. Por volta das 4pm estavamos prontinhos, dentro do carro, a caminho do aeroporto.
Chegamos rapidamente e conseguimos fazer o checkin ainda na rua, numa especie de quiosque para atendimento rapido.... nos foi cobrado US$2 por mala... mas valeu muito a pena... nao enfrentamos fila alguma e ainda pegamos uma atendente simpatica ...
Orlando, Florida
I haven't posted a blog in a few days. We were still recovering from our night out in New Orleans!
The tour group has been in Florida for the last week. It’s pretty hot and humid here so all our warm stuff is stuffed in the suitcase. We spent two nights in Orlando in a self contained motel that is very popular with families and screaming kids. The whole area is full of hotels for those visiting the theme parks so if you’re not interested that kind of stuff it can be ...
Aquatica Waterpark
... husband Ryan plus kids. In total we were 13 of which 7 were kids, but we survived.
We slept in on Sunday till 8am ...... yes 8am ..... remember we have 4 kids! After another belly filling breakfast we hit the road and stopped in at grandma and grandpas for lunch before getting back home in the early evening.
That was a fun weekend. May it get repeated again ...
Summary
... place. One day while heading up the highway there we noticed cars all lining up in one lane. Then I saw that there was construction way up ahead and the lane was closed forcing traffic into one lane. But the interesting thing was that all the cars were actually lined up WAY in advance of that sign! No one was racing past everyone trying to get that one car length ahead…or driving callously up to the giant blinking sign and expecting to be let in at ...
Launch a Rocket in Cape Canaverel
... to catch up and gain supremacy in outer space and if the Apollo Program was successful, it would push them into the lead. This goal was accomplished by the Apollo 11 mission on July 20, 1969 when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon while Michael Collins remained in lunar orbit. The pair were only allotted 2.5 hours outside the module during which time they planted an American flag, set up the ...