La Quinta Inn Little Rock Otter Creek

I left OKC with sun and cloud and 44 F. But as miles of farmfields and trees passed, the clouds thickened up and I wondered when the thermometer would hit 50. It did in spite of the persistent cloud cover, about an hour outside of Little Rock. But, hey, it did not rain.<br>Saw more of the city than ...

... but I just didn't feel like doing that. Whenever I stayed in one place for more than a few days I got restless: I think I need friends and/or some more stability, like having my own place and being able to unpack and have my own room, to stay in one place for any longer amount of time, which I just wouldn't have while traveling.<br><br>So I'm back, and I hope this experience has changed me for the better. I plan on trying ...

... after Little Rock we had a long 5 hour drive to Oklahoma City. We arrived around nine oclock and the girls jumped into the pool. Small things please us a great deal on this trip and room with a fridge and microwave make us very happy it means we can keep milk cold and warm it up very quickly in the morning. Ok so in Oklahoma I went to sleep, and Debbie went into the bar to sing a little Kareoke. We woke up the next morning ...

Ok..so after a unfound 126 Exit and many phone calls, all of our group (with exception of Whimpy's car...we temporarily lost her but she is stoped a few exits away!) stopped at a Wendy's for lunch. The trip has been pretty uneventful so far. Thnakfully no break downs or any big problems. We are almost done eating and then will head back on the road we are a little over a thrid of the way there!! And trust me all of the girls are sooooooo excited, and the coaches are pumped ...

... we hit a very bad storm - heavy rain, lots of wind. The<br>roads couldn't handle it and there was deep standing water on many of<br>the roads. We pulled off a while and waited it out. Once it calmed<br>down, we continued driving on US-78 toward Tupelo, Mississippi. We got<br>lunch at Arby's and let the kids stretch their legs (David Andrew was<br>mad that there was no playground!) We had a gas stop a couple of hours<br>later and were ...

Had breakfast of waffles,eggs in the hotel.<br>Drove to the William Clinton Library Museum..<br>Saw the president's limo,replica of the oval office and cabinet room.<br>The exhibits are Clinton's presidential works and memorabilia.They are high tech.<br>There is also a temporary exhibits of Peter Max,,the 60's artist.<br>Rode a free electric ...

Park in Peabody Hotel garage,Pay a parking machine with credit card.<br>Wait for the march of the ducks from the penthouse to the fountain.Peabody Hotel is famous for this.There is a red carpet and a duck master.Many tourists are waiting, like waiting for a celebrity.<br>Saw the duck's room and the dancing floor in ...

... the woman for some coffee and the woman let her give her order for the kids. Meaw came over with the money, and by 8:00am, Janelle arrived, nicely dressed, and by then, there were many people at the pancake breakfast, and somehow Rebecca was still in her pajamas amidst all these other dressed people! At the breakfast, Janelle, met a documentarian who recognized Meaw from the Nashville KOA - they had been there the same evening! He is traveling with the ...

... When I got to the 420 Café to smoke a big joint and get myself together it was already 11:30 pm and I was getting pretty nervous about a place to sleep for the night. I'd been scheduled to arrive around 4:30 in the afternoon, giving me plenty of time to arrange for emergency lodgings, but now my potential human resources were unavailable and I might even have to spend half of my 100 Euro bankroll on a hotel room. To top it off, I smoked too far into my ...

... to 45 minutes among older, wrinkled, and hairy Europeans, and a few mothers with kids in innertubes. Finally, we pulled ourselves out of the water, changed back into our clothes and headed back to the campground. But my skin was the softest I had ever felt it. Amazing. I can't imagine how wonderful my skin and hair would be if we lived there. Needless to say, I fell in love with Hot Springs and didn't really want to leave, but at least our next destination (Tennessee) was a state we both love.