Super 8 Motel - Durango/Purgatory

... come to the national park and spend a couple of hours on their way to somewhere else. I can't say that our visit was much different, although our day started with birding in an oak forest, the bluebirds are always fun to gauwk at. We took the guided tour at the park and wandered through the ancient dwellings or religious spaces, food storage areas and so on. It feels a bit weird to know you are walking where someone ...

... mountain town that has grown because of the railroad that stops here. We met some lovely people from New Mexico, Lisa and Brad, who camped next to us with their dog and 2 cats. Tomorrow we are headed North along a scenic route through the San Juan National Forest. RVing is the best.<br>

... br>There, Joe. There's your mention :)<br><br>Oh, Joe. I miss you and love you too! Now turn that frown upside down! :)<br><br>Before I go, I wanted to share some more great news. My boyfriend's grandparents are coming to Chino Valley on August 24 to see our show! It will be great to know people in the audience! I'm excited to see them on Monday night!<br><br>Well, that's all for me! Time to go to bed :) Have a wonderful weekend everyone! <br><br>Megan

... Cobber beanie!<br><br>After a few hours worth of hauling rocks, pulling weeds (Alyson, you would have had the time of your life!) and packing dirt to make new trails, we headed down the mountain.<br><br>After our long day, Betty picked me up and we went to the Bar D Chuckwagon dinner. The Bar D is similar to the Pioneer Village in Montevideo except this village is Western-themed. For the past forty years, people from all over Colorado and the surrounding ...

... Apparently it happens often :) Her house is quite large but constructed in a neat way. She lives in a passive solar house which is a home that uses the sunlight for useful energy. Her home is like one long hallway with many windows on one side and rooms on the other. The floor of the hallway attracts the sun and uses the energy to heat the home. Her home is a green home (environmentally-friendly) and will be a wonderful place to live ...

... seeing my family again, but three whole months of it is probably too long. I was hoping an internship this summer would make working a little more interesting, but that never panned out with this ****** economy (should have spent those long hours in college applying, on more worthwhile ventures like binge drinking and videogames). <br><br>That being said I can't wait to &#21435 ...

... about 4.5 miles total) and only mildly strenuous. Along the way they saw a teenage buck in velvet, 2 does, 13 marmots (according to Ethan's precise count), a handful of pica, and as they approached the summit, a huge golden eagle. At the saddle between Sharkstooth and Centennial Peaks, multiple trails converge just West of a large bowl formed by glacial ice. Wow, the echos ...

... needed CPR but he seemed to be breathing fine. A doctor was eating lunch and came forward to help. She stayed with the man until the ambulance arrived. His wife was disappointed to go back to the hospital. She said he just had chemo and she was in the hospital too a few days ago. It shook me up quite a bit, and was a little hard to eat lunch after that. I hope he is okay. At the brewery we tried a sampler ...

... excellent journey down in the company of many elderly couples. There was a free seat across from us - so we managed to move over to get the best side on the way back as well. Some chap from Billings had spoken to us a few times on the journey and as we got up to leave he gave us a New Testament with his name and address in it and told us to contact him next time we were up that way. Who knows....maybe? The car was still there when we got back and we drove back down 550 to the ...

... ve viewed it as an opportunity to come back new, different, to seize the opportunity to begin again. Perhaps that's foolish and idealistic; new beginnings don't come easily or gracefully, and rarely pan out as one would hope for. Watching the past drift away and out of reach is liable to make me feel lethargic, even lost-as if in I were caught a process well beyond my control. When life is in constant motion, closure is very hard to come by. And there's no need to obsess over ...