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<br><br>...the plane arrived...i waited for a shuttle..i looked around..i saw people around me...i knew i was in Philadelphia...<br><br>...definitely a city...a very busy city. Downtown, people just honk, walk the streets, buy foods from the side of the road from little carts and so much more I am sure. I know for sure that I need more time here to see everything this city has to offer. BUT the most important this is that I got to see the Philadelphia Museum of ...

Hello All!<br><br>I hope the fall is treating everyone well up in New Brunswick!! <br>I leave tomorrow for Atlantic CIty and then from A.C. to Cartagena, Colombia verrrry early on Monday morning! I just wanted to give this blog a try and keep you all updated with my travels and RU recruiting adventures! Feel free to add anyone that may be interested in reading :) I will be in touch soon!<br><br>Adios!<br><br>Kate<br>

... Newark. June was from Australia. She had been in Canada to get facial surgery. She was goign to stay in a hotel in Newark for three days (to let her face heal) before going to NYC to visit family. Margaret, for a reason she can't figure out, suggested June stay at her home for the three days instead of paying for a hotel.<br><br>So June accepted, a bit to Magaret's chagrin after she realized that she'd invited a ...

I just spent a month in Philly for a project. Since work and travelling ate up most my time, I didn't get to see very much of this city. My favorite restaurant here is a restaurant called Beau Monde (http://creperie-beaumonde.com/) which makes Breton-style crepes that are the best I've had outside of France ...

... Checked in to our hotel (Embassy Suites on 22nd between M &amp; N) and walked to Dupont Circle for dinner. We were headed to 1 place but then read about another place "like Les Halles" just up the street on Connecticut - so went there - http://www.bistrotducoin.com/ Was very tasty. Mussels &amp; steak. <br>

... are gems.<br><br>So I got to thinking about all the mundane things we live with but take for granted. You know the classic saying "You never miss something til it's gone."<br><br>Here's a short list I've come up with. I'm writing more for me tonight so I can look back on my Camfel Tours and remember what it was like to appreciate every little blessing. But I hope as others read it that you may consider how blessed you are ...

... difficult to reach tunnel. Fortunately a nice parent unstuck max's sandal and greg climbed in the tiny tunnels to help them out. We all decided to leave the net area forever.. <br><br>The kids were very excited to try out the water slides. At this point the cloud cover was pretty thick and there was a breeze. Anya carefully picked her first slide, which looked pretty basic. Unfortunately we didn't realize it ended in a deep pool of water, and she ended up ...

... really let loose. Mister Hooper's store suddenly filled up with about 30 other people seeking shelter as we huddled in from the rain, wind, and lightning. However, the parade still went on! It was about the shortest parade I have ever seen and lasted all of about 1 whole minute with all the characters (Elmo, Telly, The Count, Jazz Bert, Ernie, etc) and all of the cheerleaders doing what looked like a fast ...

... Ride in the Sky!! Then back to the campground for some dinner and smores.. Tomorrow... Hershey, PA!! Time to eat chocolate... til we puke!!!! See ya..