Howard Johnson Plaza Green Bay

... about them. So far, my experience with them has been great. They even have a Facebook fan page so I can try and connect with other travelers. <br><br>After I'm done volunteering, my cousin is joining me for a few days to relax and explore Costa Rica's beauty. Between now and then, I have to brush up on my Spanish, especially "Costa Rican" Spanish. <br><br>I know these next few months will fly by, and that's ok with me! <br><br>Until next time,<br>Jamie<br>

... area and seeing some of the local Native American history.<br><br>Its really back on the road for us and only a quick stop here before we head onto our next pit-stop here in Wisconsin, we are also moving fast to see if we can escape the weather, it is starting to get chilly! We hope all is well and are thinking of everyone. <br><br>Lots of Love, the feeling colder, Bek and Jesse Train.<br><br>

... loads of birds. Also loads of curious little chipmunks (I want one!). We went on a walkng trail and then headed for a drive up the side of Lake Michigan. There were loads of gorgeous houses and they are massive too. After the drive we went into downtown Green Bay which is quite small and quiet and took a walk down by the river.<br><br>Green Bay was built around the Fox River ...

... to go overseas. This was exactly how I imagined my first trip. Tons of 'touristy" traps and a few added bonus activities. Everytime I travel, I fall in love with traveling all over again. God has made such an amazing creation, so diverse. Best of all, God blessed the relationship between me and my brother! I could not imagine this trip without him. I can't think of many people who would want to ...

... remained soaked through out the rest of the day. After ten hours of riding and finally arriving at Mrs. Haines house, I was able to take my boots off and take a hot shower...Thanks Mrs Haines!!!<br><br>After the rained stopped it was a very long but for the most part a pleasent ride. 577 miles today. I was pretty tired after the 400th mile. <br><br>It was gloomy all day through out the entire rid, but enjoyed it ...

Well, I've started this travel blog a little prematurely, but I'm too excited to keep everything quiet. Trisha and I have officially started saving for our world travel adventure which will begin on the 6th of April 2010. Still deciding exactly where to start our trip and how it's all going to work out. All I know is that it WILL happen. 9 months to go. Until then this blog will help me organize my thoughts, ideas and potential travel destinations. Can't wait to get started. <br>

Today is the crazy long day of travel. Right now I'm sitting at the Detroit airport, for the last how many hours. The group seems super nice so far. We'll see after 2 weeks. Actually I think it will go really well. I'm so excited. The first flight was on a tine ...

Well, it has been just over four weeks since I have been back from Morocco. It feels like a lot longer. It took me a good two weeks to feel "normal" again, or like I didn't want to sleep all day. <br><br>Other things:<br><br>It does feel good to be back into my routine: going to work, grocery shopping, cleaning, working out regularly and eating normal-sized meals (sans bread). I've been keeping in touch with some of the people we've met, and that has been ...

... food for Kelly when I'm gone find sub for kickboxing for one week (already found subs for 3 of the weeks I'll be gone) order photos and put together album to show to host families (ordered, need to be picked up) purchase some Moroccan money (dirhams) from the bank and/or credit gift card things if that is recommended (dirhams can't be brought in or taken out of Morocco) keep practicing French/Arabic as much as possible

Greetings and Happy July 4th, As many of you already know, I have been home in Green Bay, for about a month after the Peace Corps program in Uzbekistan was suspended at the beginning of June. I have had a wonderfully good time visiting family and friends and also just relaxing with my parents at home. My time in the United States is again coming to a close, as I leave for Jamaica in less than 48 hours. Yes, that's right, I've decided to continue on and partake in another assignment ...