Red Roof Inn Fayetteville, Nc

... br>Two more hours on the road was all I could muster up the will power for after the gardens. I noticed as I passed several small towns with quaint main streets that all the shops were occupied - the opposite of Kansas small towns. At the end of every town was usually a Dollar Store, though. They've apparently taken over America. When I finally joined a major interstate I enjoyed the 10 mini-billboards in a row advertising wigs with such ...

... Sod and professionally landscaped for year round appearance;
Bedrooms: 3 total - Downstairs master suite (15.10 x 12.10), #2 upstairs Mother-N-Law Suite (13.4 x 9.11), and #3 upstairs guest (13.2 x 10.6);
Bathrooms: 3.5 Total - Master Bath w/Garden Tub & framed glass shower w/ceramic tile, #2 with large shower only, #3 upstairs with a tub/shower enclosure, and half bath downstairs with pedestal sink;
Foyer: Two story ...

... resting andejoying my last few days at home before I fly off on the 6th. I will try to keep it updated as much as I possilby can (once a week is my goal...). I am going to miss y'all terribly and I hope that everyone has safe travels this new year.

... for us (note: there isn't even any age limit and the only reason Christopher didn't go was because he had chosen to stay home playing computer games and basketball with Luke. We had Barbeque for tea (not the aussie style but take away shredded pork style food). Tom and Teresa gave us some very lovely momentos with related stories about the military connections, we were very moved by their kindness and the work that they have been doing over the past few years.

... showed us where his handover ceremony was held, where the paratroopers practice jumping etc, some of the different aircraft on display and the army housing. The weather is fantastic, sunny and slightly crisp, not sure when we are going to need all the layers of clothes we bought with us.

... monastery that I have stayed at before. I will stop briefly at Ft Irwin, to visit a friend, then head to Vegas where I will stay for a day or two. I had hoped to be there on a weekend, so I could make use of my free massage card, but I am sure I will be able to do a trade with Brit. Heading out from Vegas, I will be passing through northern AZ, via I-40, en ...

... I wrote down the directions from Yahoo Map...the hotel charged for anything printed from their computers. We started a little late, not leaving until 9:30 and could not find the first bar; however we did find the second bar. Unfortunately since we did not show up until 2pm, all the tables were occupied by ...

... Gate Bridge, we went to a seafood restaurant at Ghiradelli's Square overlooking the bay for a final celebratory wining and dining. Now, all this sounds like we got back without a hitch, but remembered I said almost. As we learned in Singapore, you need to allow PLENTY of time to take public transportation anywhere. San Francisco is no exception. It was 9:30 when supper was over, and we needed to be back by 11PM to pick up the carry-on luggage we had left in ...

So I started my sixth book since January today. So far this leg of the tour I have read: "Lost" by Gregory Maguire, "The Choice" by Nicholas Sparks, "P.S. I Love You" by Cecelia Ahern, "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy, and "Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold. Today, I started "The Scarlet Thread" by Francine Rivers. "Lost" was a little hard to read, as are most of Maguire's books. He wrote "Wicked." But I kept reading, and finished. However, it ...

What is the US's fascination with Lafayette? Why are so many communities named for this man? I found the area around Fayetteville less interesting: very sandy soil, very flat. And it was hot and beginning to be humid down here. The schools were also less interesting -- good schools, but not as much fun as Appalachia...