Sleep Inn , Inn & Suites Niantic

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... 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 ...

If any New Englanders wish to come see one of the shows we do, here is the information:

Griswold High School
267 Slater Ave.
Griswold, CT 06351
8:30am, 9:15am

The drive from Manchester, NH, seems to be just a little over two hours long ...

... dropped him off at the hotel to work on CME while Jan and I went to Marshall's and found me a pair of Under Armour tights to also weat in Boston. We gassed up the car for our trip to New London the next morning, then had an ice cream at the Creamery on Main Street in Old Wethersfield--yumm! Said good-bye to Jack, as he will be in art class when we leave tomorrow, and gave Jan her early birthday gifts ...

... bridge originally built in the 1740s to cross the Housatonic River. It's actually a part of the Appalachian Trail.

After a full day of driving we said good-bye to Jack and Jan, then went for a walk, stopping by Whole Foods to pick up a couple of food items to eat for dinner back in the room. We marveled over the perfect weather--68, sunny with a few clouds and a light breeze. We were really fortunate.

... appetizer, then I had lobster ravioli in fish broth with a steamed lobster on the side (you get an extra for only $10--this obviously isn't the Midwest!) Chris had fall harvest soup, char-grilled char, and flourless chocolate cake. I had a Tattinger champagne and Chris had a Rombauer zin that Paul selected. We all had a great time, although Jack was quiet, but then, he's never a big talker anyway. The evening was really lovely.

... of a forest, and the littl'un, a very cute girl named Carly. Not, Connery, it turns out, as the chap in the local supermarket incorrectly heard, but Carly. We did lots of, what by now, must be becoming tedious, eating and drinking, including one afternoon/evening when we were with Phil's brother-in-law, Jimmy, and his mates. We drank and drank. And then, just for fun, we drank some more. We went to peoples houses. We visited bars all over town. We played a game called beer-pong. I ...

Went to a motel with the intention of getting this beautiful married women that I work with there so that we could both use each other. But instead I stated to drink that damn vodka and the next thing I knew it was after midnight and when I looked at my phone I seen that she called six times and I didn't answer not one of them

... cross the Thames River, before exiting to go into New London! We found a shopping mall and went in to use the loos (too much coffee this morning!) and then used a wi-fi signal we picked up to check our e-mail.

Another couple of hours down the road and we found a small shopping mall with a Wal-Mart. Unfortunately it wasn’t suitable for us to spend the night at, so after doing some shopping at the food store we carried on another couple of ...

... wanted to introduce their King Spaniel to the kids under the guise of husband wanting to exchange dialogue about Elle MacPherson with Matt, and another couple who wanted to tell us about the best beach on the island, despite him not having been on a beach since the movie Jaws came out. The wife was impressed we were travelling with the kids but visibly shocked when she enquired about the nanny's whereabouts and discovered why Matt had been gone so long in the toilet block ...