Residence Inn By Marriott Allentown Bethlehem

... Margaret to be "a delight." Sure enough, she was! We first got a tour of her new home, an apartment in a residential community for the elderly. She moved there only because the hosue she had onced shared with her husband was getting too big. She mentioned that she's thankful for this place every time she hears someone else mowing the lawn! After our tour of the porch, kitchen, 2 beds and a 2 baths, we sat at the ...

... out their website and think about helping out. They were a huge help in planning this trip. <br>to say the least we have a lot of things to do this next week. We are all going to be running around like idiots trying to get last minute parts and equipment, the fun begins! We all have new set ups for this trip, Brett with a sweet surly lht, steve with a nice new specialized cross bike and i just had bilenky ...

Today was our first day having two schools in a morning. Thursday morning, we went to Milford MS in Quakerown, PA. The school was scheduled for 8:00, but they started sending the kids into the gymnasium at 7:20! Thankfully, we were way ahead of schedule and about ready to start the show anyway, but apparently there was some miscommunication or a change of plans, and the ...

... wars.<br><br>A good portion of my adventure revolves around very cheap flights on Ryanair, Wizzair and Air Asia. In fact, all my Rynair trips are either 6 or 10 Euros for a confirmed seat and that includes all booking fees, taxes, etc. I patiently waited for their sales and was VERY careful which fare I chose. Make the wrong choice and Ryanair is pleased to empty wallets and nail the careless with all kinds of **** like a fee to check in online ...

Recently, our "road trip budget" has fallen short. Since the cost of living went up, and the salary didn't we had to cut out some of the more expensive trips (expensive for us, basically if it&#8217;s more then $50 for all four of us, we&#8217;re not going) but we still manage to find places. The problem we are facing is when it&#8217;s a rainy day.<br><br>This week we went to see the world&#8217;s largest model railroad in Northlandz in Flemington, NJ ...

... of which projects they made and were always looking over Dad's shoulder to make sure that everything was placed in the proper location (I wonder who they got that from?).<br>The middle area consisted of a sidewalk chalk area and a very cool light pen section where the kids could draw on these white wall pads with glow with green light pens. Again, depending on how crowded the area was you would have to wait for a pen. We are usually pretty conscietious ...

... give you a completely different view them. Each floor has its sections and it was very interesting to see how, for example, shell combs are made. There are children's activities, but our kids enjoyed the specialized kids' room where they could explore and look for stuffed animals behind doors, fish using magnets or churn butter. There are ...

... phone, no email, no puter. I am going to be a letter writing fiend and an all-you-can-eater at the literary buffet. Our trip begins with 10 days on the island of Skiathos with our friend, LC. She is developing a studio area in the basement of her home and we are going to help her plan out the studio space (kiln here, dark room here, beermeister here, etc.) I talked to her today before she took off for Greece tonight. She is flying through Vienna and then down to ...

... Sullivan Theater where The Late Show is filmed, we walked down Broadway to Times Square. Lots of shops, signs, and people! From there we took the subway to the World Trade Center. It was interesting to see what has and has not been done. They've put in a lot of equipment so that the subway can run through there, but there are still some walls remaining from the original buildings. They're also working on (or maybe preparing for demolition) the Deutsche Bank ...

... into his shop behind bars. French? the wrong word? Travelling I never really believed the whole "they're fries, not _french_ fries" **** going on the US. But this guy was serious. Or serious enough anyway. He certainly didn't come back with the bottle we wanted. So we mostly spoke English. But it really is amazing the number of Spanish speakers in NY. Hang on, I said that already. We did some cultural stuff this time around. MOMA and even the temporary MOMA Queens ...