Marriott Baltimore-Washington Airport

... more logic in my decisions. <br><br>I somehow managed to convince my boss to let me take a month off in December, and six weeks later I&#8217;ll be stepping off a plane in Kathmandu, bound for the foothills of the majestic Himalayas, my first stop on a month long backpacking experience through Nepal and India. I finally sit down and look up my checking account to find out I have less than $500.00 in my name!!! This has got to be one of the most impulsive ...

... in the back and scary things brushing against your ankles. The dolphin show was cute, but not the best we've seen. Two of the handlers were pregnant too, so I felt right at home :) The dolphins however, were most adorable and worth watching! Who doesn't love dolphins?<br><br>Notes to Fellow Travelers:<br><br>Strollers are not allowed in the aquarium. You can check them once you arrive and free of charge you can check out a front or back child carrier ...

... machines and he shouted me over and exclaimed, "Dahlin', you gots to keep yo shoes awn". Whitever. Thats what I say. I surprised myself by not being bored in the slightest the whole journey. We left at 2am, after a trip to the local Hooters, hahaha. I slept until breakfast the next morning in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, then again until lunch in Columbus, Ohio. The last few hours I stuck my music on, and gazed out the window. I ...

... meg jo ogsaa veldig til aa komme hjem. Paa togstasjonen her borte er det norsk jul og i helgen var det basar der, saa da tok vi turen. Fikk kjopt glogg, komper, rommegrot, twist +++. Motte professoren min, og fikk ham til aa kjope komper og melkesjokolade og kvikk lunsj. Kjaeresten hans kjopte cd med Sissel. Fantastisk!! Hehe..

... at con goers too much since they are used to us by now. So having the staff laugh at us without holding it back was a rarity. I was in full Aeris cosplay [from FF7] and my friend was going as Yoruichi [from Bleach] and when it was my turn to order the women just stood there with a huge smile on her face. The only thing I could do is smile and laugh along with her. I mean, can you REALLY get angry with a costume on? The McDonalds women, still not taking ...

... a parking lot that has an electronic car stacker. Very cool. The second pictures is typical parking rates. We walked through Washington Park it was full of people and buskers. Here is one that I really enjoyed. Very talented. We bought some really tasty peanut butter at the peanut butter company. They make peanut butter only meals. Yes peanut butter and jelly etc. Mostly ...

... of sideshow and midway accoutrements. The aforementioned animatronic chimp, a trick guillotine with Chinese writing on it, a "box of blades," the world's largest and possibly only tie ball, old carnival sideshow signs, an antique tattooing machine (my friend, being a tattoo artist, was keen on owning this, but it didn't pan out -- would have loved to see the look on the face of some college kid in the shop wanting a Chinese symbol or butterfly tattoo, only to see my friend ...

The land of opportunity, the land of the beautiful people, the USA. They forgot to mention its the land of Nutcases. Sorry if you are American, I'm sure you are quite normal. It's just that the minority do tend to stick in your mind. Los Angeles, Hollywood even, was our place of residence for the 3 nights in this city. We stayed at the USA Hostels just off Hollywood Blvd. I will admit I was intimidated by this city when we arrived. Aside from walking ...

... he will still have a girlfriend at the end of the trip - haha! Our general plan is for him to pick me up from the airport in Tallahassee when my plane lands tomorrow around 1600 and then start heading West and drive a few hours. On day 2, we are driving to Houston, Texas and staying the night there. From there we plan to drive to Del Rio, Texas - of course on the way we have to stop at the Taxidermist to pick up his deer, which I have taken the liberty to name "Bambi". There ...

... hot and humid (probably around 38 degrees - c - with at least 80 or 90% humidity), so I was pretty soaked after a few hundred metres, but kept on as I only had that one day to explore. I walked and walked and walked for about an hour and a half, past all the fantastically interesting Smithsonian museums I was sadly unable to visit (no time!). I reached the ...