Residence Inn New Haven

... a great way to travel the country, listening to interesting people, seeing great countryside, just feeling the movement of going someplace different...yes! more more more

Today everyone is gone, just me and Mom. I went swimming at the Y and am trying to work this afternoon...but would rather take a nap and read a new book I bought at a ...

... was an enjoyable time, Fender Dog and I explored the ancient
ruins of a beach community facing insurmountable odds like quicksand,
sandstorms, and twisters… I had to summon a bridge of stone and of tree
to get across the river…
Praying Mantis with the Seagulls… flying with wind.

... and locked on the back rack of our motor home. The Person brought their own bolt cutters and clean cut both cables and slip the bike off the rack in the middle of Thanksgiving night. We give thanks for those who steal other peoples property for band door profit.

The first thing i did is go to my best friend Juliana birthday party and i was the only one to come because all other friends ditch her sec for me i was happy i was happy to go because everybody who was suppose to come didn't watch the other blind side and we went out to eat they should come Juliana just turn 15 year old she is so cool and she is my best friend forever.....:D

After a restless night at the airport I waited with the crowds for the 6:45 a.m. flight out to Dallas, but again had no prayer of getting on. An agent told me I probably would not get out all week, as Boston is almost always short on planes. I called Uncle Bill and he said he could route me through Chicago from Hartford, if I ...

... fried onion on two pieces of toast. Mom was brave enough to ask for the burger "well-done" which apparently is another no-no at Louis's. I think the oder taker didn't want hurt mom's feelings so he didn't yell at her. Don't bring your credit card as Louis's only accepts cash. A definite visit if you're in New Haven. I would suggest it at about 2pm. After the lunch hour and not on game day weekends in New Haven. After several attempts at trying to use the GPS to find the ...

... are children under the age of 18) do not have an internationally recognized identity. Today, the 1.5 million people living in Gaza (most of them Palestinian refugees from modern-day Israel from the 1948 war, when Israel was created) are not allowed to step beyond their guarded borders, else they will be shot by the Israeli army.  Today, the 1.5 million Palestinians living in Gaza must answer to and are prisoners of another state's government.  Gaza borders Egypt to ...

... her English and my Arabic skills were too poor to get into really serious conversations about the occupation.  I have many questions that I'd rather hear from a person than from a book, like how restricted physically is she being an Arab living in Israel?  Fureidis is crowded and cramped; is their any plan for natural growth?  The Israeli government takes into account 10 years of natural growth when planning settlements.  What about ...

... is nothing, absolutely nothing preventing the borders from opening.  Israel wants to maintain security, to prevent Hamas from firing flimsy rockets into southern Israel.  A valid reason, certainly.  But Hamas fires rockets for the same reason Israel claims it seals the borders: self-defense.  Don't you think that if the siege were lifted, the checkpoints destroyed, the separation wall demolished and Palestine given sovereignty over its own state that Israel, Hamas and other militants ...

... we have always spent one or two nights a week in a motel. We expected to do that this time as well, but we didn't feel the need; our bed was so comfortable and we found such beautiful and quiet places to camp. Prior to our return trip we spent only three nights under a roof. How could we still be talking to each other after being together all that time in such a confined space? By responding to the other's moods and needs and developing an elaborate dance ...