Quality Hotel Fort Myers

We've had such a fabulous week in Ft. Myers! Spent lots of time reconnecting with Greg's Uncles Cliff and Steve and Aunts Agnes and Eleanor, who have a really nice timeshare condo on Estero Island, looking out onto the Gulf. Mid-week, Greg's Cousin Claire arrived, after her long drive down from Toronto.

Greg got in a couple of bridge games with Cliff and Steve and Eleanor; we celebrated Agnes and Cliff's 59th ...

... fix it later when his shift was done, but he never showed up.
The staff must have went through a change, because only 2 people that I got to see were people that I've seen before ( a polite young woman and the nightshift lady).
The whole place went through a change, and not for the better, please try to avoid this place if you ever happen to come to Cape Coral, Fl.

... high for great shelling today on the sand, but Bri & Gabi went in the water and dove for shells, finding lots of nice treasures. Squadrons of pelicans flew low across the waves, and groups of White Ibises marched along the wet sand probing for food with their long, downward curving bills. We had a great time, but headed back to the condo by mid afternoon so we could pack up and get ready to leave early on Tuesday.

We ate breakfast at the hotel restaurant, Courtney's, then checked out. We drove to one of the public beach access areas and headed out to do some more shelling. We found more treasures! The girls went out at first in just shorts, but that didn't last long. There were signs on the roads to watch out for gopher tortoises...but we didn't see any!

We then drove on to Lake City to stay at the same Comfor Suites...still very nice!

We helped to break camp and then said goodbye to the grandparents. The girls and I then took a rainy drive to Sanibel Island...one of the best shelling beaches in the world!

We got right into our suits and headed to the beach. We picked up a bag full of different shells and Sarah was not feeling well. We then went to the pool for a bit then back to the room to rest before dinner. We ate at the Lazy Flamingo. Katie had fried oysters, Sarah had shrimp ...

it wiped out everything i wrote. we are here safe and sound. it` 13 hours ahead of you, so it`s saturday nite here. all is well. we loved your email!!!!! tim read it in sedona`s captain voice!!!
i`ll try tomorrow. can`t get connected to internet in my room.
love you both. give girly butt a hug and kiss from us. yourself too.
love mom

Hello from New York again. I just got back from our first of three grandmother visits. On Thursday, Mom, Lu and I flew to Fort Meyers, Florida to see Gram Judi. I was really excited to see her - we have not seen her in over a year. On our first day there, we went for a walk to the docks, where we had a picnic. She packed alligator eggs (I think they were real), and lots of other good things and we watched ...

... free WIFI and Cable TV, we drove through a lot of built up area but with good wide roads and arrived at around 2:30pm. A very relaxed sign ourselves in and information about the park and facilities, a good price as well. So here we are near Fort Myers on Pine Island. An afternoon cuppa and a dip in a nice pool until a cloud came over and dropped some rain. But certainly a nice relaxed day and an airboat trip to recall, as another tick in the; "done that bit ...

... or more and love every minute of it. 3. SPRING TRAINING - Thereīs not a month in the world Iīd rather spend than March in Florida. As a huge fan of Americaīs pasttime, "The Grand Olī Game," baseball, I take advantage of when twenty major league teams come to the state to play games daily in front of small crowds for cheap admission. Itīs difficult to get to these games without a car, ofcourse. Last year, on consecutive Saturdays, I hitchhiked to Kissimmee to ...

... come to watch "Week of Gluttony's" first day, including that thorn in my side, Pansyckas. Rrrrgggghhhh! They started cheering as I grabbed the quintuple-cheeseburger's top two layers and tore them apart like a wolf. I finished in 5 minutes, then went on to the next two layers. "Good bite trajectory," Pansyckas said, as I took a big, sloppy munch. I finished these two patties in another 5 minutes, and I was way ahead of record pace. I started on the overflowing french ...