Villager Courtyard And Gardens Lincoln

Oh boy. Day 3 was an action packed day. Not only did we see the world's largest truck stop (gasp!...and no we didn't visit) we ended up in Lincoln, NE home of the cornhuskers! What a formidable sounding foe. I'm trembling just imaging the terror that they must inspire in their opponents when they step onto the football field (this trip has a lot of football going on....).<br><br>Another 8 hours in the ...

... monogramed JD towels and wash cloths would look good in any Master Bathroom.<br><br>Once I put my tongue back into my mouth we headed west along I80. At Des Moines we cut down I35 to route 34 then south on 59 and back west on 2 into Lincoln, NE. This is the real America, where real people do the real work. Where homes are seperated by vaste fields of grain. Where towns are few and far ...

Alright, i'm still at home and getting ready to go to the airport. My nerves are shot and i'm kinda sad that i'm leaving everyone for 2 weeks!! But it's going to be amazing and i just know everyone will be reading this and commenting to keep me happy and entertained... RIGHT????!!!!!<br><br>Also, i will miss my cats. ;)<br>

Well, it's been a long time planning and it's almost here. I've got only 46 hours left before i leave for France. I do hope you'll join me on my 2 week excursion to Europe. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you may even be appalled, but in any case you'll have nearly as much fun as me (ok, let's be honest, not even close, but you'll be alright). Talk to you soon!!<br><br>TTFN <br>

... Then there's the mental preparation. We're going to be gone for a year or so. To put that into perspective, tons of young adults study abroad for a year. It's nothing! But I have had bad dreams where we leave too soon with unfinished business, forgetting to empty the apartment, cancel our lease, forgetting my bag of clothes, or the netbook. <br>Then I had a good bye dream. It was very moving. <br><br> It's hard to believe it's happening. <br> <br>

After a short drive from Omaha we made it to Lincoln, Nebraska. The small town home to the University of Nebraska. We parked on campus and walked around looking for places to take photos. We had some fun playing on some of the statues and goofing off. We saw alot of ...

... around the college, a campus that is spread out over a few city blocks. We learned that it was not only the first institution west of the Mississippi River to award doctoral degrees in 1896,but the college also celebrated its 140th anniversary of its founding on Feb 15th 2009. Home of the cornhuskers, the locals follow all the games at a variety of bars located nearby.<br> Jason and I had a delicious ...

The trip from Rawlins, Wyoming, to Lincoln, Nebraska, was a long one -- over 600 miles. It was a straight shot along I-80 with way too much road construction. (Again!) As expected, much of terrain was rather flat and boring. Lots of sagebrush for the first few hours, then lots of grassland, then lots of corn fields. <br><br>It was fantastic ...

Hola chicos! Just getting ready to leave for the Dominican Republic and we want to make sure everyone can get to this blog and read! We are flying out on the 12th of May and will arrive that night. The next day we are leaving Santo Domingo for our first destination, Bayahibe! Catch ya then!

... river. that big, magnificent flow must be a mystic barrier. it keeps the industrial midwest out. nebraska is a different world. it looks like this... ................................ ...but it isn´t flat. not like i expected and not like its neighbouring states are dead flat. nebraska is an endless field of slightly rolling hills, so you can never see far ahead and the world feels pressed up close to the immensity of the sky. in the depressions of the hills - between each ...