I’m trying to remember who told me planning a trip to the Balkans would be just as easy as planning one to western Europe. Balderdash! When I do remember, I think I’ll cheerfully strangle that person. You CAN get there … Continue reading →
Yesterday I was walking through the store when I ran into one of my favorite customers sitting in the reading chairs by cookbooks. I stopped to chat and she asked me how my trip planning was going for this summer. … Continue reading →
I got to use the ‘power out’ excuse again for this entry. Two days in a row. It was back to work for me today. A 14 hour day trying to catch up on everything. My school clients are all … Continue reading →
So, can you tell that I’ve been cheating on my entries? I didn’t have a chance to post because I was away from my computer during SlowBowl. Then when I got home, the power was out. Dan said it had … Continue reading →
What a wonderful GTG. I can’t wait for next year. Yesterday, Marian and I headed back to San Francisco. We had all the time in the world, so we drove the coast road north. It has probably been at least … Continue reading →
Yesterday about 24 of us meet at Artisan for brunch. Then most everyone headed back to their everyday lives. Some of us stayed for one extra night, and spent the afternoon with Kim and Chris (a rabid Giants fan) watching … Continue reading →
The trolley ride to our various stops was great fun. Our driver, Charlie did a great job. We had a leisurely day tasting and buying. Then we came back to the cottage for another evening of visiting. This time with … Continue reading →
As we arrived in Paso, we stopped for supplies. Mostly water. Then we met Shannon at the cottage. Everyone staying at the cottage settled in and began to prepare for about 25 of the group to arrive for the first … Continue reading →
We had a great time at Colleen’s last night. Lots of good food and great talk. Marian and I stayed at a local hotel in San Jose and after a lazy sleeping-in morning we are headed to Paso.
Continue reading →There is statistical evidence to support the argument. Direct from the 2008 inbound travel report from the ITA Office of Travel & Tourism for the United States. Top 10 Countries of Origin (in order): Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, … Continue reading →