Inn At Jax Jacksonville

... anyway all is well and got onto the plane.<br><br>I arrived in Houston, TX around noon and waited for my flight to Jacksonville that was supposed to depart at 3:55pm central time. We sat on the plane for 1 hour because of an electrical error and I got to Jacksonville finally around 7pm EST.<br> <br>My hotel nice and right on the river that splits the city in half. Here is picture of it at night.

I am writing this on my birthday (Heinz! If you know what I mean!). I have been spoilt (after a fashion), we had a party (all sat round getting drunk) on Saturday (31st) night this was for Ronnie (cook), Justin (our cabin steward who's birthday is same day as mine) and me. It was a good evening ...

... back to that black place of doom. Then Dad's probably going to realize that we should move back to NYC, or he's just going to get a job in Kentucky to be a world traveler. If he gets that job, then the first place we're going to go is Australia (and that may be a good thing since my Aunt Terry lives there, but it's bad because I ...

... onto! When I was sure I was alone, I took off my clothes and walked for a couple of hours feeling the warm sea air on my skin. What a wonderful life! I thanked God for getting to experience one of the best nights I can remember.<br><br>After we headed for GA, we stopped at a laundramat and washed everything with extra soap. Eurika...all the smell was gone and we could rejoin civilization and meet Jodie without bumming her out.

Our inbound flight from Guantanamo Bay to NAS Jacksonville went as smooth as can be expected and on time. Crew put us against the rear galley bulkhead with little to no room to put the seats back but it was a short flight to get off of the island.<br><br>After sending out several requests to be ...

... rocks was a 1999 edition and warmed was a 2002 edition, served along with a vanilla bean mousse and fresh strawberries. While I have had Quelque Chose before, I had never had it on the rocks or warmed. It was amazing how the flavors changed and different notes became present.<br><br>And on that note, we rolled out with smiles on our faces and loosened belt loops knowing that we had just experienced one of those special life moments.<br><br> <br>

... for me now, so when I concentrate on having fun and allowing the audience to have fun, the art lays on top like a blanket saying thank you for understanding me.<br><br>Someone said to me the other day that acting isn't a job.  It never feels like work.  In response to that , I will say this....  <br><br>I love it, and when I get it, I get it.  I can go out on stage and play.  It looks like fun because it is fun ...

<br><br>10:45<br><br>Last night the show was sold out at ABET.  We actually brought in some extra seats. From what I understand both tonight and tomorrow night are nearly sold out here at Amelia Island.  Due to the high interest in the show we are adding a show on Sunday night at Players By the Sea back in Jacksonville.  We have had great reviews in two local papers and are waiting on a third.<br><br>It's nice to know that theatre can still rock out a small town like this.<br><br><br>

We arrived in Fernandina Beach for a brief stopover. We arrived late and were lucky enough to get a site in the usually full Ft. Clinch State Park. We toured the town at night hence, no pictures, but toured the Fort the next day. Well worth a stop.

... and then got our old tent out of Josh's storage to set it up and make some repairs to the canvas. Josh and Trish set it up in the backyard and Trish stitched up the small rips that had developed over the years. We bought the tent in 1977 and Josh first camped in it when he was all of 2 months old. We've handed it off and wanted to show him how to maintain it. Tuesday night Josh's best friend, James Mraz, came over for dinner ...