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Augusta national golf course
... fence and entry gates (which there were 12) all had barb wire on top as well, there was plenty of vegetation blocking any view of this course so off he went again looking for a tree to climb to get over the fence(as if he wasn't the first die hard golfer trying to get in.) But to no avail, sadly he had to admit defeat that he was not going to walk on the sacred fairways of Augusta national golf course. But he did walk in and picked some grass ...
Having Trouble with Decisions and Planning
My trip is coming up sooner than I realize and maybe sooner than I want. When I first decided to go back in early March, it seemed so far off. But, I am leaving next Sunday (July 29th). I am feeling like I am in a funhouse with constantly shifting boards under my feet. One minute I am looking forward to the challenge of this amazing trip and the next I am gripped by indecision and fear. As of this writing, I booked ...
Details, Details, and more Details, Oh MY
It is so frustrating trying to contact people abroad. I have joined various expat sites in Guatemala and have had some people write me back. But, most of the time, they don't talk about showing me around or offering me any real help when I am there. I have been trying to get someone to pick me up at the airport and deliver me to the hotel. When I looked on the hotel website, they apparently offer this service, but getting them to answer my ...
Marilyn's Great Adventure: My trip to Guatemala
... to go to Guatemala you may ask? Well, here is the story of how this trip came about. Back in March of this year (2012) I saw a post on Facebook from an old friend who I had a falling out with. He asked how I was doing. One thing led to another and I told him I was looking to become a private investor (just small amounts of money). He said he knew a real estate investor who needed $5000 for a rental unit. When I met my friend, Bernard, at the closing, the investor was ...
Getting there is half the fun...
... National exhibit included a ticket from the very first Masters, held in 1934, which cost $5.50 to attend all week. An online inflation calculator showed that $5.50 in 1934 currency is equal to about $95 today, a pretty good chunk of change to the average working man at the time. A green members' jacket from Augusta National served as the focal point of the display.
The portion of the museum honoring James Brown was ...
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