Radisson Hotel San Jose Airport

... do this online. -SURPRISE- They have to SNAIL MAIL you the form. No online download, no email, no fax. My theory on this one is that Capital One wants to make it as difficult as possible for someone to automatically pay the entire balance of their credit card statement because they make their money when people are late with payments or not paying the full amount off for the month. AND another snag, when you actually finally get that auto bill pay form ...

... might hold some interest for me. As I've said before, I can't imagine going back to an accounting office job and it's good to have a chance to delve a bit into some production areas and see what's out there! I returned to my office after dinner to find that my young friend from merch, Alex, added some barricade in my office around my desk. It made getting to the desk challenging and created a comical situation ...

... 854 Departing: Vancouver 7/19/2008 5:35:00 PM Arriving: London-Heathrow 7/20/2008 11:10:00 AM Airline/Flight #: AC 855 Departing: London-Heathrow 9/13/2008 10:05:00 AM Arriving: Vancouver 9/13/2008 12:05:00 PM Airline/Flight #: AC 5114 Departing: Vancouver 9/13/2008 3:15:00 PM Arriving: San ...

... at the ATM, it spat out the money that I needed. Phew, I needed that 4 dollars to get over the Bay Bridge tonight. I got a chance to approach Brandon and talk to him. He's this tall, funny and always joyful seeming guy that spins positive to anything that's going on. He was so sorry that he hadn't gotten a chance to call me back because he was in a meeting when I called and planned on calling right back but got distracted after the meeting and forgot. He said ...

After lots of debate whether I should continue driving the 12 hours to Utah from San Jose, I decided that it would be a waste of my scant 7 day holiday to spend a total of one day driving back and forth. To quote Tony, "you would need a vacation from your vacation" if I went through with it. So instead, I left that afternoon to return back to LA before I drove up to ...

... sure they could not have predicted that today, this added real estate would be the site of people's homes. A whole community in fact has staked their claim and set up shacks along the water to lead their isolated independent poor lives. In the heart of perhaps the thinnest village in the world, the cart stopped because a pole from one the huts was right in the center of the track. The locals on the cart were home now. Their sodas were here to be sold to ...

So I'm getting stuff ready now. I bought a travel book. The "Rough Guide to alaska". I think my mom might be coming with me because she said she was bored and wanted something to do. I guess we'll see. The camper shell looks great on the truck. There's nothing really to say yet. I guess I'll post my first "real" entry from Portland next week.

... 10 mins to get across to the island. The weather today was as bad as if we were at home, cloudy windy and it had forecasted rain!! So I'm glad I took my rain coat with me. Having the Audio tour was great, it gave you lots of detail about the prisioners who were there. The background noises it used were really effective, you really did feel like the cell doors were closing and guards were talking. We spent about 3 1/2 hours on the island having a good look around ...

... have ever encountered. While Jono walked meditatively through the Sacred Labyrinth ( a maze stamped on a carpet) and found inner peace, I surveyed the murals on the walls. It was with no small sense of relief that I managed to drag my sibling into the clear air of the great outdoors. Chinatown was quite interesting, though not a place you would want to revisit. I bought some postcards and a pair of chromed balls from a tourist shop on the main street, wisely ignoring the bargain t ...