Radisson Saskatoon

After arriving at Edmonton bus station and shaking off the layer of snow, I went up to the counter to check in my bag. The thing about Greyhound Canada that makes them a failure compared to the US, is that when you have the unlimited pass I had, they do not give you a ticket but rather will only check your bags. And when if the bus station doesn't belong to Greyhound, they don't even give you a proper bag ticket, but just write it on one of the bag tags that you can ...

Hello! Ok! Leaving Saskatoon doesn't have the same ring as "Leaving Las Vegas" but we don't live there! So, here we wait in John G. Diefenbaker International Airport for our departure to Calgary, our first leg of flights that will end in Barcelona, Spain tomorrow morning! Hoooray! Can you feel the excitement! Cheers, Rick & Elsie!

... for the glutton in all of us. It&#8217;s not just the ads. The news is very disturbing. Someone was stabbed, hit and run, rollover, market crisis, job loss, no money, no hope, no hope, no hope. People just aren&#8217;t spending, they aren&#8217;t going to the dentist, they are worried over their jobs and their homes. <br><br>We are very lucky. So lucky I sometimes can&#8217;t believe it. Jim has a job. His job as an English teacher of refugee students gives him the ...

... what to do on what is listed as a 8 degrees day with a chance of showers.  After shorts weather yesterday it is a little annoying to be forced to put the pants and jacket back on.  We are going to leave our bags at the Lodge because check out is 11 am and we don't want to trudge our stuff along with us till 10 pm when our train leaves again.  So I am off to meet up with her and to find some breakfast ...

... bypassed "Grub-Stake" restaurant despite their sign proudly advertising GLAZED HAMS and PACKAGED LIQUOR. 12:21 PM #1 Reason People Come to Montana - Fulfill Lifelong Dream of Becoming a Rancher. #2 Reason People Come to Montana - The Wind At Home Isn't Nearly Bitter Enough 3:20 PM You can't spell Montana without "Mo". 7:01 PM Checked into ...

... of the whole ordeal, none of which I will post here. I'm sure he was thinking about possible blackmail in the future, also quite confident of her recovery, and subsequent reclamation of her role of little sister and her desire to drive him nuts. So when you are riding in an ambulance, placing your daughter on a spine board, watching her not get up after a fall, you quickly realize plans can evaporate in a heartbeat. What is most important in life.....health.

... of New Zealand and the beautiful scenery! This is all I have so far but the list will definately grow when I get down there and see what activities there are to choose from. After New Zealand I'm going to Australia for 3 months. I fly to Sydney on Dec 26. No "to do's" as of this moment but stay tuned... Traveling to NZ/OZ has been a dream of mine for like 7 years so it's pretty surreal that it's actually coming true!

... recentring. Not always relaxing - there were a number of challenges. But that's part of it. Figuring things out, making decisions about where to go next and how to get there, planning what you want to do and accomplishing those goals. It feels like a real accomplishment. People ask us if we don't think travelling to some of the far-flung places we go to is dangerous. I often answer that we'd probably be more likely getting hit crossing the street at home that ...

The Apple Volume 1, Issue 1 June 8, 2003 Conspiracy Suspected in Central Utah Detour Thistle, UT - Just 14 miles from the I-15 Dean Johnston and Laynni Locke were directed on to a 104-mile detour allegedly due to a fallen transformer. A short-sighted lack of secondary roads combined with an apparent shortage of signs in the preceding towns added an hour and a half to the couple's already long travel day. "You've got to ...

... night in the Gordon Howe Campsite in the heart of Saskatoon. For all you Hockey-lovers out there, NO, he does not own the place. It's only named for Gordie Howe. We made a mini fire in our campsite BBQ and ate our dinner to the soothing sounds of the neighbour adjusting his camper's satellite dish. Beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep - well, you get the idea. For an hour and a half. Fun.