Howard Johnson Inn - Cincinnati

... using only our own money and no loans, so we've been living frugally. This trip is no exception. We even considered not taking a trip this year, but there's too much tradition at stake to do that. Our goal on this trip is to have as much fun as humanly possibe for as little cost as possible. Kind of like back ...

... per person per day. Fish limit &#8211; 2 per day, all the Bluegill you can eat. The camp store is open until 8PM &#8211; unusual for this time of year.<br><br>Looking at the TV stations &#8211; we were amazed. Kentucky Educational TV (KET) has at least 10 learning channels here &#8211; several for children, several for adults.<br><br>Joke of the day: Ok &#8211; with my dad from Kentucky and Dave born in Kentucky, we have to sign off with ...

Leaving for KL in 6 days, monsoon season i know, but. Plan on spending Christmas and New Year in Malaysia before heading north to Thailand after getting a visa in Penang. Anyone out there care to share a Tiger somewhere in the peninsula drop me a line. <br>Wherever enjoy your trip to s/e asia!<br>Polesana<br>

... and I have talked about it since before we were married. Many of Kevin's relatives have traveled and even lived in Ireland and I have listened wholeheartedly to their stories. It feels like it is more of a dream than a reality! <br>Traveling with the Dunn-Reiers is as much a part of the excitement as the trip itself. Having Lori as such a good friend has always been such a special part of my life. I am so excited that my family will ...

... praying. I couldn't help but smile and follow his example, sending up my own wishes for a safe day of traveling around the Atlantic and such. So thank you, praying man in seat 30A, you made me feel so much better.<br><br>Flight #2 Cincinnati-New York<br><br>One of those tiny Delta connection flights where they take the larger carry-on bags and put them under the plane. Wound up actually talking to the person I was sitting next to. She'd done teaching in American schools ...

Well we have had an uneventful first leg of the trip to the Cincinnati airport. I was a little shocked to learn that the forgotten lighter I carried in my pocket is no longer considered a prohibited item, kinda unsettling actually. So we are at t-1hr and counting until our flight to jfk and our 3 hr layover there. I was really thinking wifi was goig to be free in an airport but I was mistaken, so thank u ...

... until 1917 when it was assaulted and captured by Arab forces of Sharif Hussein bin Ali, with guidance and encouragement by T.E. Lawrence (as shown in the famous film, which scenes were not shot at this fort since it was too unimpressive!). This was a great victory for Lawrence, and the beginning of Arab nationalism. There is a huge flag flying near the fort. At first glance it looks like the Jordanian flag but, since it is missing the white star, it is in reality the ...

... us a tour of her historic Victorian, which she and John were in the processes of refurbishing, room by room. I could tell that poor Brett and Jeanie really just wanted to get horizontal, but they were gracious enough to humor us. We declined Carolyn's guest bed for our RV bunk possibly because we were to exhausted to even consider a change. <br><br>Even after the long night, we woke refreshed and ...

We arrive back in the USA and it feels good to be home. We start to talk about our trip during the layover and start making lists of what we had seen and done. I start recording them in my travel journal. Here is a sampling: Favorite City: no contest-Rome, although Venice and Lucerne were high on the list Favorite Excursion: The Swiss Alps and Moulon Rouge in Paris Favorite Restauranr: Gioia Mia-Rome Biggest dissappoinment: not enough time at some of the sites (St ...

Lauren, Todd, Jenn, and I went up to Ohio, flying in and out of Cleveland and renting a car/staying in budget motels to visit two theme parks - PKI near Cincinnati and the legendary Cedar Point. We first went to Paramount's King's Island, mainly to ride Beast and Son of Beast, ranked two of the best wooden coasters in the world. They were amazing, and the rest of the park was nice, but not too different from other Paramount Parks, such as King's Dominion and Carowinds.