Wyndham Minneapolis Airport Bloomington

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<br>I'm frantically trying to work through my 3 page list of things to do before I go. Setting up a travel blog was one of the things on my list. Hopefully this will work as a great way to share stories and photos will all our friends and family back home. This seems pretty easy so far. My next task is a little more complicated...buying another swim suit. Why did I wait until 48 hours before departure to tackle this monumental task?<br><br>Off to MOA!<br><br>Mary

Here are links to over 800 photos I took on the trip. They are in chronological order.<br><br>1st set<br><br>http://www.facebook.com/albu m.php?aid=2743654&amp;id=13903381&amp;l =6484cf32ac<br><br>2nd set<br><br>http://www.facebook.com/albu m.php?aid=2743677&amp;id=13903381&amp;l =21fa01c9dc<br><br>3rd set<br><br>http://www.facebook.com/albu m.php?aid=2743705&amp;id=13903381&amp;l =8604f37db0<br><br>4th set<br><br>http://www.facebook.com/albu m.php?aid=2743712&amp;id=13903381&amp;l =1612875889

Leaving on my trip to Las Vegas tomorrow. I found some cheap motels through this website, extended stay motels that were very affordable. I didn't read the reviews though, so I hope they are not too sleazy. But ...

It was a great day, hanging out at the pool all day. It was really nice that King's Land will let you do that. The bell desk will even hold your items until you are ready to leave (and then longer, see below). After eating up the whole day drinking in sun, we decided to get ready to go to the airport. Turns out there is a shower with soap, in the restroom/locker room between the fitness center and the pool ...

... than focusing on 'show' tango; 2) someone who understands the importance of listening to the music in his/her dancing, and who values this musicality over the desire to do fancy steps; 3) someone who dances in 'close embrace,' in which the torsos of man and woman not only touch, but serve as a primary means of communicating with each other in leading and following the dance.

... the first bridge was built. The bridge overlooks some falls slightly down stream with a lock alongside to allow boats to be lowered into the lower reaches of the river. We walked along the informative historic trail alongside the river and the locks in time to watch a boat depart the upper lock. Alongside this area are the historic Flour mills of Minneapolis, this city was obviously the centre of a flour milling industry, the mills used the power of the ...

... Vikings walking around in a purple suit and looking like he had consumed one to many glasses of wine. Funny thing is, I later found out when I got back to the States, that Carl Eller had got stopped by the police on the way back from the inauguration party and was taken downtown. Noone still knows why he was there in the first place. LOL!!!

... I was at the Port Authority and Grand Central in New York recently, and at the Mall of America today, and there were probably as many people there as you could find in a smallish international airport. So why bother for the latter while it's obviously a free-for-all in the former? Does it really matter the location where people may be slaughtered? The journalist in me tells me that we might all know the answer to that, but ...

... meaningful Hesse's words are. There is no doubt that this is exactly how I feel when I travel by myself. Life 'on the road' is exciting and fun, but it's also lonely, which suck very now and then. True, being on your own lets you be in complete control over your journey, and somebody whose name I can't remember now said that we are never actually alone, because we are always with ourselves. That's how I felt today, totally free to wander around on my bike ...