Super 8 Chicago O'Hare South

After leaving the HD Museum in Milwaukee, it only took us a little over an hour to reach Chicago. The thing that bugged us on this stretch of road was that we needed to stop at many toll roads just to get us through I-90 and I-94. We thought they should name a road after us for all the tolls we paid. We stopped at Tank Noodle in Chinatown after getting this recommendation from Bryan ...

... when we pulled into town (we were actually staying just outside the city in Oakbrook Terrace) we all decided that it would make more sense to go to town on Wednesday instead, and spend that night getting dinner and drinks and just enjoying the new town. We ended up at Kona Grill, and it happened to be happy hour... which meant amazing food that normally costs about $15-$20 a piece for $4 or $5, it was delicious! and cheap! and delicious ...

... head on to Millennium Park for some recreation.
Some brilliant sculptures and photo ops near the Cloud Gate, watching the kids enjoy at the Crown Fountain, visiting the Jay Pritzker Pavilion and the Lurie Garden (The garden is a combination of perennials, bulbs, grasses, shrubs and trees that are local to ...

... ce continent) puis la fondation des Etats Unis au détriment de ces mêmes anglais. Et toujours notre colonie se développait tant et si bien qu'elle devint une ville : Chicago (qui en dialecte Ilinois et Miami désigne un oignon sauvage).
En 1871 ce sera le grand incendie dont on ignore d'où il est réellement parti et qui a ravagé une immense partie de cette ville majoritairement contruite en bois, y compris les trottoirs sous lesquels s'ammassaient les feuilles ...

... Chicago around noon and as soon as we landed Justin and I started to sing “God bless America! Land that I love!”

My over all thoughts of the trip:

-I’m really glad I did it. I had a great time and wouldn’t change it for anything. I’m so happy I got on that plane to Athens just 10 short weeks ago.

-It’s hard to say what place was my favorite because they were all great in their own way. However, I ...

... happened is they have now put every bus route on Bus Tracker, where you can go online and check to see when the next bus will be pulling up to your exact stop.  I absolutely love doing this in the morning so I know when to leave the apartment.  It has definitely cut back on my sprinting-for-the-bus routine!  The best kind of bus to catch is one that is across the street, halted by a red light, so you know you have time to make it to the stop.  One of the most ...

... at the Buckingham Fountain:-



I call this the Giant Jellybean at MilleniumPark;-



Chicago by night featuring the Chicago River;-
Chicago, Illinois, United States alanchu

... to the domestic departures.

we grab a sandwich and set waiting to be told that all flights to the midwest was delayed.
we nothing to do lots of bags and kit carrying we could go far.

Ohare is one of the most less entertaining airports in the world there nothing to do a few shops to buy candy and a few food places thats it

... After much debate, we decided on a steak house for dinner. We had a great waiter by the name of Chris Schwartz. He met us after work and proceeded to slam beers. The night ended with Big and Tasty's (for a more refined/adult taste) at McDonalds. I had to dip out as soon as I woke up the next day, at Noon. More Noreasters to come, cant wait till next year fellas.

... 2 week vacation since Esteban was self employed and Lady Di had worked for sooooo long she had 6 weeks vacation. Memorable trips included three weeks in the land Downunder during a domestic air strike that involved juggling itineraries but afforded us a chance to score a lot of upgrades on the spot since tourism was impacted. While we had made reservations in advance, when we hit the towns along the Barrier Reef, we trolled the top hotels and politely asked for ...