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... br><br>------<br>Good evening Ohio!<br><br>Wow... I don't know where to start. I didn't write for a while: no internet in Cleveland and since Thursday I'm with friends: there nicer things to do now than work on the laptop.<br><br>On my first day here (Nov 12) John &amp; Janet took me to the Motown Musum which is situated in the tiny little house where it all started. Amazing how so much great music can come out of such a small building.<br><br>The second day ...

Well, it never seems like too much luggage, or maybe it does. But after you have all the stuff packed; small bag, big bag, laptop bag, carryon bag, food bag, two big coats, an extra, extra big coat for a friend from Syria, then, THEN it seems like WAY too mucch luggage. Oy! We could travel with smaller bags, but that would mean we would bring fewer gifts, and have less ...

... pytti pannam (onion, potoato, beef hash), plus steamed kale and wonderful Swedish-style beans, with honey and vinaeger. DeLISH! The small restuarant/tavern is filled with Sousaphones, Euphoniums, and of course, bigass TUBAs. Lots and lots of tubas! We were seated in one of the booths, with a world map next to us on the wall. I told our cute waitress that I was headed to Ghana, and she exclaimed, "My sister JUST got back from ...

I am still at home. Only one more week. Being away from my home for three weeks requires a lot of preparation. I even know the movie that are going to have on the Flight. I am tired already!! Since I will be on a plane for almost 24 hours, I am collecting all the necessary stuff needed to be comfortable. <br>

... put it over her head. She had to have the tiniest shoulders ever for that to work. :)<br>The show was an absolute blast, Mitch was great, and I laughed so hard. It was exactly the break I needed. <br><br>We then went next door with some of the cast to get a couple drinks and chat. It was a great night. Everyone I met was so nice, friendly, and funny. Thank you for a lovely night!<br><br>On to Kalamazoo... which if nothing else provides much joy in saying its name :)<br>

Phew... Going through US Customs was a bit trying... No searching but a lot of questions meant - I supposed - to catch us with something bad... Who knows. We did not loose any meal. We're in the middle of a fairground, with a weak WiFi but OK. The only analog TV channels are from Detroit but the Detroit area offers 22 digital channels, many <br><br>Longer day than expected but we grinded the flying condo to a halt. No problem other than a sticking lock on the propane door.

... the development of electrical currents and machinery, was certainly well worth the cost to get in. As Karon pointed out, this was the beginning of where Earnie learnt his trade and acquired his skill, from the humble beginnings of a man with ideas and ability to gather around him a team of people to bring the visions and ideas to life. Some of the houses that surrounded the original workshop have also been transferred to this site and are lit with the light and wires they were ...

... see her daughter again and the baby for the first time. The baby was very well behaved and I slept like a rock anyway. Also, a band called The Click Five was on the plane starting a tour of southeast Asia in Manila. They had their guitars and other instruments with them. I chatted with one of the band members for awhile. They had a song on Now, Volume 20 that one of my seat mates had on her iPod, so I got to hear their stuff.

... Army is Sinclair's vision that there should be no separation between one's life and work and art and politics. "That was the idea - separation is doom," Sinclair says, quoting his original liner notes for the MC5's Kick Out the Jams LP. Sinclair still believes that separation is doom, but he notes that people today seem even more separated than ever. "People are united now by popular culture in its most vapid sense, in its modern sense. It's a sad thing, really ...