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Day 2 - Las Cruces to Phoenix

A travel blog entry by rachelsanders

I know I am behind on the blogs but there have been good reasons and I haven't forgotten anything on the trip that is blog-worthy :-) We started out the 2nd day excited it was shorter than the first day but the moment we left our hotel in Las Cruces we had to deal with strong winds gusting up to 35 mph and to top it off, we were heading straight …

Capturing Clarity in the Glorious Pursuit of Life

A travel blog entry by adventureingenu

... t quite seemed to figure out where I am, my mind sorting through the many places I've called home over the last 4 months and coming up short. With every sun rise Argentina slips a little further away, and every dawn makes Arizona more familiar.

Even though it seems as though I'm living two lives, the reality is that I am here, back in Arizona, trying to gain some purchase as to what my life means now that I've returned. If I was able to compare the ...

Desert Winds From The West (Dodgers/White Sox)

A travel blog entry by ehjelter

... League parks. If you enjoy plenty of sun, this is great. Bring plenty of sun screen and a hat. If you do not, try seats higher up behind home plate or along the first base side. All seats in the stands have backs. Seating is nicely sloped with two seating levels. There are no obstructions. There is not a bad seat in the house.

Field dimensions from left to centre to right fields are: 380', 410' and 380'.

The variety of concession ...

Dream Come True

A travel blog entry by angieru1z

... improve the quality of living wherever it is wanted. A while back I applied for a position in an international volunteer organization. Earlier this week I received a response that I had been accepted into the program for teaching in the orphanages.

I was ecstatic but soon thought about the cost of traveling to Cambodia and lost a bit of my spirit. The program wanted me to leave in June which is only 2 months time. ...

A tribute to my Nanna

A travel blog entry by the_cools

... she was more worried about her grandchildren being upset than herself.

I have many fond memories of weekends or school holidays spent at Nanna’s as a child. Her eyes would always light up when she opened the door to let us in. As soon as Mum and Dad had said goodbye and left, out would come the chocolate and chips and the first thing she would say was "Here quick have one, but don’t you tell your father". According to my Nanna, sugar, in particular ...