The Hospitality Inn And Suites Milwaukee

I'm working on a grant for the National Institutes of Health that is due early next week. Once that's done, it's full-on preparation for our month-long Journey to India. Daisy is doing her Santa impression (making her list, checking it thrice) and we received 4 new pieces of luggage the other day. <br><br>The airline tickets are booked and now we just have to finalize some domestic trips while on the sub-continent.<br>

Exciting times! One more day before the big trip and we are doing out last minute preparations before we go. There are things to be packed though and that will get done tonight and then a little bit more tomorrow. We have an evening flight so we should be pretty well rested and ready to scout about Copenhagen as soon as we get checked into the hotel.<br><br>Stay tuned for more!<br>

Well Hello,<br><br>Time is definitely speeding up these days. I have less than a month before I leave for Ukraine. I am filled with many emotions, but excited for all that I am going to be doing in the next two years!<br><br>Today I'm resting, shopped a decent part of the weekend trying to get ready. Went to REI and bought several ...

It was a blessing that Joe and I were awoken at 6:00AM on Sunday morning from jet lag. We decided to slip out and take a walk on the bike path. The sun was just starting to take its place in the sky, a perfect setting to reflect on our trip and to exchange some fun Wisconsin memories.<br><br>We can't believe the trip is over! This has been Joe's work since the day he graduated from Columbia and today we head back to the chaos, friends ...

Thanks to Rob for allowing me to stay in his baller ass apartment situated directly on top of a bar, I got to experience the greatness that is Milwaukee (when the weather is nice). I got to hit up a few brewery tours, some sweet bars (spy bar!), cheap beer wasn't hard to find, finally tried out P90X (ouch) and I even experienced the Blink182 ...

... br><br> Now after almost 3 years I get this opportunity, thanks to my husband (for sponsoring my trip) and one of my very good friends (who now resides in Minneapolis and who agreed to let us stay at his place over the weekend)<br><br> <br><br> Day 1: 22nd May 2009, Friday<br><br> Time: 7.30 pm CST<br><br> Location: Milwaukee, WI, USA<br><br><br><br>So...as I blogged earlier, we were ...

... for me. I keep getting a poor signal in my room and losing my ip address thus preventing me from connecting. I have a very low level of tolerance for this. I need to be able to vpn back to my work to check on my client and my room is preventing me from being productive (to borrow from a survey). This morning I was ready to check out I was so upset with the useless answer the front desk gave me. It should be fine, we just installed a new hub ...

The three hour twenty minute flight from LAX to ORD was fairly uneventful. The only hiccup at ORD was the fact that we had arrived "early" and the gate of our arrival was still occupied by another aircraft making us wait on the tarmac. Danielle was already waiting for me and the bag ...

... hour and a half for the cop to show up and another hour for the tow truck after that. This whole thing started around 4 pm. And, since it wasn't a great neighborhood, the cop hung out with me and waited for the tow truck (see photo - cute huh!) According to him, I'm lucky I got hit by someone with insurance as insurance isn't required in Wisconsin - can you believe that! I guess I have plenty of time to really see Milwaukee!

... back a woman was checking scores of the football game. We hadn't even taxied to the terminal yet. What in god's name did we ever do when we had to rely on... you know ... telephone booths?? I just can't believe this many people are that important that telephone calls can't wait until seatbelts have been unbuckled, luggage retrieved from the ...