Super 8 Moriarty Nm

Am surveying others on how they attempt to stay healthy when traveling in airports and on planes? I have traveled almost every week for over 13 years and have found some ways to cope but am interested in what others have found works for them?

Thanks!

... days of no contact, and off on the final legs toward home.

Up I 25 north for about 25 miles (this was the final, and in some way the most pleasant of the three I-road segments) to the continuation of 60 east to Mountainaire, NM. Then north on 55 and 337 through some beautiful back country of rural NM, through the Tijeras Canyon, and back to Hwy 14, the Turquoise Trail, and on to Camino Cerro Chato, three miles south of Madrid. Down ...

... gave me "the look" (or at least what i perceive as "the look", haha), but then it got awkward because my mom came and sat down, haha, overall an ok meal. Gas prices went up, so it hurt me to see the total i spent on gas today... I drive an infiniti G35 so it was OK fuel milage, but i did cruise on 100 for the 30 min. my mother fell asleep, and throughout most of texas i was ...

... night in their driveway. I got th ere around 6 pm. I had a good supper and a nice visit with Sam, Jean, Heather, Jonathan, and Shirley ...

... fantastic in texas though not getting through el paso before traffic started was a mistake, i guess there are some non-drug dealers going to work in the morning. looking over I-10 is sort of depressing though, its mostly shanty towns...if i was a street kid in juarez i would imagine that drugs to forget life + drug dealing to get away from the street would probably be the best options i could see too, so i don't really blame them. i hear that alot of troops are going to go ...

... I hiked at the Petroglyph National Monument (yes, I hiked!).  Drove to Santa Fe via the Jimez Pueblo and mountains where I saw cliff dwellings and ruins.  Went to the Gila Wilderness and Silver City area where I want to go back and explore more, and went to Roswell on my way out of New Mexico. New Mexico is the land of enchantment.  It was also the land where I felt very much at home, and accepted for who I am.  I will go back there, possibly to live.

I was thinking about stopping for gas in Kline's Korners but kept seeing signs for the Double C stop with a DQ and gift store and gas. Ignored them, but after the 8th one, decided what the hey, why not. Made my gas and rest stop, and looked for a moment thru the merch. Looked up and was asked by a ...

... his arm) Our wonderful neighbor, Dave, was there to pick us up at the airport and transport us back to our home in Tijeras. Awhhhhh, the hot bath and my own bed felt soooooooo good. Had a great night's sleep. But no rest for the weary... Fred and I leave for China 3/26 and have so much to do before then, only a week away. We will be traveling on a tour, sponsered by the Chamber of Commerce of ...

... what I will be seeing while in Burma, you can go to www.gapadventures.com and search the trip code ABBA, which will give you a little background info and an itinerary. So that's where I'm headed. Now to catch up on the last month. I left CA in mid-Sept., spent a couple of days on the coast, then retraced my steps across CA, down thru NV, and on to Phoenix, where I visited my mom for a few days. When I left there, I drove up to ...

... a flying saucer visit. All of this and the honor of our friend John's second visit to our little house on the blacktop provided for some exciting times in New Mexico. Wednesday - Today we went to a museum called the National Atomic Museum. We learned all about the history of the atom and its uses. It was interesting to see how we use the mighty atom in medical situations, food sanitation, and of course as a deterrent for war. The first atomic bomb was built and tested ...