Sheraton Needham

... a gingerbread house. I will have to add these pics when I get access to remove them from the camera.......It took something like 70 pounds of sugar to make it.

After lunch we headed home and started to pack for the departure.
Everyone was a little tired and at one point I was the only one awake looking at booking accommodation in Boston for tonight.
On the couch was Andy, Krista, Linda and Cole (Dog). I'm not sure who was the loudest snoring at one point, but it kept me ...

... is our last day here. Went to Harvard and MIT this morning to soak in some of those intellectual rays. To be honest, Harvard was a little anti-climactic - sure it's a big campus, but it's just lots of old buildings! The significance wore off quite quickly, same with MIT. But a big thanks to James who showed me a little bit of the 'behind the scenes' stuff in the computer science department!

Heading to DC tomorrow morning..will write again soon!

xox

That was the first massive billboard i saw as we drove in hahaha - i was like i may need one of those!!
So just a few dotpoints so i don't forget them - the cemeteries in New York are disgusting - they are the biggest things i have ever seen and they don't even lay out the graves nicely, there all like on top of each other. Plus they are always put right next 2 the motorways.

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loved the flight, and the hospitality of the BA business class experience. I even had a facial as I though it would be done by a dolly. Then some big gay guy came out to 'facial' me. I was petrified. I have to say that he did a really good job though!!

I REALLY made the most of the free champagne and wine on the flight too. Legs were a bit wobbly on my return to the good old US and A!

... assignment actually went very well!! Erik asked "Can we do this together?" and the kids all worked together very harmoniously researching our route and learning about the weather where we will be. We had a "working" lunch and arrived at our list of family values & had an honest, funny ...

... we hope to explore some natural wonders, connect with the many stories within the great American Story & hopefully learn about ourselves as human beings. We would love to stay in touch with friends & family & share our musings! Here's our route: I. Colonial Settlements: a. Plymouth b. New Amsterdam (New York City) c. Santa Domingo (along with an inclusive resort & visit with friends at an ...

... Park e. Arches National Park f. Mesa Verde National Park g. Ute Mountain Tribal Park h. Chelly National Monument i. Grand Canyon National Park III. Up the West Coast: a. Los Angeles (Disneyland) b. San Jose/Monterey area  c. San Francisco d. Seattle e. Vancouver f. Whistler  IV. Cruise in Alaska  

... us knew what we were doing got a brief introduction
at each. It was really interesting, though I wouldn't make a PROFESSION
out of it (just kidding, mom). The last winery had a goat farm, and
there was cheese paired with each of the wines. Also, because there
aren't the tax laws and such, the most expensive bottles of wine at
these places was about $20, the average being R19-R80 ($2.50-$11),
which was probably the best part. What a wonderful place South Africa ...

... These Go Boston Cards are available in one-day and multi-day. Whether you plan to stay in Boston for just a day or a week, there's a Go Boston Card for you. You can also purchase these cards prior to your trip to Boston online! Now that you don't have to worry about making this ...

... other places of note. Thouroughyl tired by the end of the day, i will be going back Saturday was another good one, three of the kids in the bunk left (which was both dsad and relieving) also woke up to find that one fo the councilors on campus had done a bunk over night and just left to go back to California (easy for him, if I do that my visa gets cancelled, but then again i don't want to leave) Harry Potter arrived that afternoon (as ...