Radisson Hotel Historic Richmond

... sprinkled or ribboned across the top, so they are much more attractive than the round cardboard tubs where the employees have to scoop to the bottom. Here they scoop across so you can always see the decoration that was made on the top. At Amorino the thing to get is an ice cream scooped in the shape of a flower. One flavor is scooped into the cone and centered on top. Oval-shaped scoops of a second flavor are then pressed around the outside ...

So i didn't really plan to go to Richmond, but was forced to spend two hours th**e when my Greyhound bus was late coming in from Washington DC and I missed my connection by 5 minutes.<br><br>I put my bag in the line-up for the gate, so as to get myself a good window seat when the bus finally arrived, and sat down to do some reading. I had already been th**e for a good hour or so when a lady came and sat a couple of seats away from me. I ...

Travel pointers:<br><br>Except for telAviv and Jerusalem&#8230;.have a car. I can't tell you how many travelers we met that envied us with having a car. Especially in Galilee this gives you tremendous freedom and flexibility.<br><br>In a restaurant always ask for the check when you are ready.<br><br>10% is a standard tip, but be nice, play the friendly tourist and tip 15% for good service.<br><br>Respect customs ...

Well we started off right, but we hit lots of traffic on Rt. 95 heading into Mt.Vernon and Richmond. Made a historic pit stop at Mt. Vernon. Pretty impressive place. I almost embarrassed Kristi and had us kicked out for rubbing my face on General Washington's pillow. They take that stuff very seriously nowadays.<br><br>Then off to Richmond where we met Ryan and Kelly. First night...hotel...not bad. <br>We hit ...

Sunday July 26, 2009<br><br>Luba and I slept in until about 830am. Bevil and Stewart were, of course, up, dressed and waiting for us. Bevil and Stewart took us to O'Doul&#8217;s for breakfast and then afterwards took us to visit the family plot at the Hollywood Cemetery. It was great to see that Luba was actually interested to see where my father and family were buried. After a short ride through Richmond we headed back to the ...

... activities), and I would have checked it out if I had a car. After a little traffic, we arrived at Kings Dominion!<br><br>I used to be quite an avid rollercoaster fan- back in middle and early high school days. I even got a season pass to 6 Flags over Georgia a couple years in a row... They were only $50 or so for the whole summer. My guy friends and I would strategize how to maximize our time by using the Flash ...

... drivers who would not give an inch to allow us to merge into the many interstates around town. Drving through West Virginia was a nightmare with the curvey mountain roads that we had to pay to ride on. They sure do need Obama's stimulus money! Charleston was very dirty; we couldn't leave fast enough.<br><br>We are home now ...

... out Colonial Williamsburg. I was unimpressed. Watching people in historical costumes alternate between texting and bad acting isn't worth $40 to me. But the buildings were nice, and it was a pleasant little town to stroll around. But at no point did I feel I had been transported back to the 18th century. There's something less than authentic about vending machines with $3 bottles of water and ads announcing "Ye Must Be Thirsty. Quencheth It You Scallywag!" I ...

... course designed by Arnold Palmer and the course his house is located on. My weekend plans were nullified because one of my co-worker's husband was in the hospital and chances are she will not be able to work tonight. While waiting for her decision, I drove down to Richmond to avoid the southbound traffic on I95 during Friday rush hour. Looking for a place to play golf, I found Belmont Golf Course in my directory of ...

... Brandenburg Gate Reichstag Bombing of Hamburg and Dresden Battle of Leipzig (the Nations) October, 1813 Gustavus Adolphus Zimmerman Telegram Franz v. Papen Gustav Stressemann Willy Brandt Helmut Kohl Weimar Republic Goethe Buchenwald Wittenburg Castle Church Many thanks to my colleagues at the University of Richmond, Jim Narduzzi, Dean of the School of Continuing Studies, Herb Peterson, Vice-president for Finance, and Jenni Sauer ...