Walnut Forest Motel Austin

I want to wish everyone a happy thanksgiving.
I had a great thanksgiving week. I want to thank some of you who have already donated. Thank You.

My grandparents came and brought me money from some of my sponsors. I had to make sure I sent out thank you e-mails. My dad had to send in more money to People to People so I could get a confirmed spot in the program.

I will have soap for sale soon, and details of my other fundraisers.

Susan and I finished packing all our clothes and gear this morning to start our excursion. Since we will be traveling for a month, we needed both warm and cold weather clothes. We also packed our skiing gear in case we stop at a place where we ...

Hello
For those who want to donate and don't know how, I have just made it easier for you.

On my page there is a button over my picture. It says "Support my travels, make a donation."
Just click above to see.

You can press that and it will take you to a section where you can type how much money you would like to donate. Like I said before, you ...

... is already in possession of such powerful passion as to shake the very sounds of life. It is not that passion has to be attained. It has to be discovered, released. It is already there. You just have to let it out. Shine your light. Light your fire. Light yourself. Burn.

Calexico

ps. I put a few of my favorite shots that I took from my trip to Rosarito back in October. I know these are late and out of context. Oh well.

... thing to have a sense of
belonging with an OS, but I suppose that's the whole point. A
successfully created virtual environment is one you can feel connected
to. I felt disconnected and missed what I knew.



Finally fed up with the floundering state I was in digitally, I secured a copy of the latest and relatively stable version of Windows Ultimate. Of course I didn't know I couldn't just burn an ISO to a dvd and boot right from it without moving ...

My friend Bev threw an amazing going away party for me. We all got together at her house and had bloody marys, burgers, and beers. Derek came in town and brought his special lady friend, so I got to meet Kelly. Omar came in from San Antonio. Layla and Dave came up. Janello was there. My friend Moni had met me for lunch a ...

... So you apply online, and then you can either mail in your passport or bring it into the local office (in Houston in our case). So we decided (the penny pinchers that we are) that we would mail our passports and applications to his sister (since we're in Austin for finals) and she could take it, pick it up, and mail them back to us. It would save us the ...

... hep c net is driving from Chicago, and  going to get here around 6 p.m.. Sue-real is her name and I have met her a few times. Sue is fun and energetic and staying with us a few days, so there should be some tales to tell. This campground (Yogi Bear campground) we are staying at has a pool but its closed, has a fishing pond, (catch and release, no permit required)and has a bunch of cabins  that you rent for days, or weeks at a time that are located right near the water. At this time of ...

... are shipping from Panama check out this link for an up to date list of shipping agents. www.bulletinpa.com/index.php?topmenuite m=Business%20Directory RORO: We chose RORO and shipped our car from Balboa in Panama to Manta in Ecuador. RoRo is not as common as it use to be but it is still very available if you look. With RORO there are no issues with loading and unloading tying the car down etc that is all included and done for you. We used a shipping company call CCNI shipping ...

... gathers, tourists and locals rubbing shoulders on the bridge at the edge of downtown. It is a polyglot group, English and Spanish in equal portions, and a smattering of Asian and other European tongues sliding between these. The people have turned out to see Austin's bat population take to the air. Beneath the bridge hundreds of thousands of tiny bats are crammed into humid little crannies, waiting for the sky to darken. Bat colonnies have been fostered in town for ...