Royal Garden Inn Salt Lake City

Saturday:<br> Well, I had very little sleep last night due to my GMT time. I was tired and could have slept at 9pm (6am GMT), but I waited up for Maren to come in from work, as I thought it would be rude if she is putting me up and I am in bed when she gets home on my first night. So I ended up passing my tired stage and couldn't sleep till about midnight. Then I was wide awake by 5am. <br> Anyway, this morning it started snowing and within a few minutes it turned into a snow blizzard. They ...

... as he walked off obviously not wanting to read further. As for me I just sat there all embarrassed as I could guess what he was reading about. <br> The lady asked one of the other guys what she should do. He told her that this was only a formality and it was obviously their decision. (I really wished they were talking to me so I could explain that I had been here for Uni since and also three vacations with no problems). Then all the guys left her to get on with it. <br> Finally the ...

... in Canada in October.  And I doubt my brother would choose turkey over a Corona on the beach.  <br><br>The first time I ever left this country was a visit to Tijuana, Mexico, which is just across the border in Baja California.  I remember kids begging for money, kids trying to sell things for money and bartering with people on the street for random souvenirs.  The second time we went to Mexico we drove through Arizona down to San Carlos, Sonora.  I was ...

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It's interesting how a person can go to the same place a second time and see so many different/new things. <br><br>I drove up Millcreek Canyon a couple weeks ago. There had been a snowstorm the night before. The leaves on all the trees were changing because of fall, but still all on the trees. As I drove up I noticed the changing leaves and as I went higher up the ...

... slept in a duality of comfort last night; finally on matresses, yet with 5 people in the little motel 6 room, finally getting clean, yet with a shower that we think is the ******* child of a plant mister. Overall, we're all pretty happy right now, and once we finish our coffee and go pick up Nathan, the friendly stranger we met last night, we're on our way down to Joe's Valley to climb something!

... and sacrifice the pre-booked room. With a free<br>shuttle bus, it worked out cheaper than paying for the taxi fare!<br><br><br><br><br><br>The hotel was much better than expected, especially for a Super-8! <br>Free wi-fi....but no working laptop. We had a good sleep and a comfy<br>bed the room was huge.. just like everything in USA, except the Super<br>8 towels as Michelle soon discovered.<br><br>We get a good night's sleep, excited about going to Yellowstone.<br><br><br><br>

... reasons I always end up back here - Family, and college.  It's just easiest for me to finish my schooling in Utah because of the way it works with cost, with me still being a resident of Utah and all.  Although I'm sure many people would be bummed about going from Hawaii to Utah, to me it was going from one paradise (beach, ocean, palm trees) to another (snowboarding, <br>mountains, resorts).  Just a different kind of paradise.  <br><br>The university I'm attending, the University of Utah, is ...

... of Scrabble (Samantha's got game), admiring the room Gregg built on the back of the house, a delicious stir fry, good conversation, and a little Finney nipping at our heels when we came and went. We were off bright and early in the morning. Stops included the Great Salt Lake, the Salt Flats and Reno. The night was spent camping in the Sierra Nevadas.

... as a solo organ and a harp/flute). This was an extremely impressive performance, enjoyed by us all. I mention here that is a live broadcast that is the longest running live broadcast in the world, 79 years. From this we were given a tour of this wonderful building and across the road to tour the auditorium and other facilities of the faith. We found a place for lunch and while we were eating we spoke to a group of NZer's doing a 3 ...