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- Slab CitySo this is a little late since we have been in Mexico for several weeks already, but I wanted to post some pictures of the most random and whimsical camping experience we have had yet. After consulting a free camping Posted by SusieMiller in Head South | Dec 15, 2011
- Los AngelesLeft San Diego and headed for LA. However, sort of took the long way round and stopped at Indio for a couple of nights so i could visit the Joshua Tree National Park. Bit of a strange place this Park Posted by Andys US Travel in Andy's USA Travel | Dec 15, 2011
- Getting Ready to Travel It is officially 12 days till I leave to Seoul, South Korea. I am doing my travel packing list. You always want to make your check list a few days ahead so if you are missing something you can get Posted by travel.with.me in Travel.With.Me | Dec 15, 2011
- Hannah LynnWe are thrilled to announce the birth of our first daughter!!!! Hannah Lynn was born on 12/14/11 at 3:56pm, weighing 8lbs 8oz!!!! And 20in long!! She is just beautiful and we are all doing very well!! Big Brother's, Michael & Jacob Posted by JoannePreston in The Preston's | Dec 15, 2011
- Kindness of strangers in the City of AngelsDuring my travels I experienced quite a bit of hospitality and kindness from people I had just met and who had no reason to help me out and did it anyway. When I got to Los Angeles I had about Posted by arianetngh in travel diary | Dec 15, 2011
- Road trippin' down Highway 1 - San Fran - San Diego - LAOur 7 day trip began on a grey and wet San Franciscan morning. Four hungover (but sober...) travelers; two English guys and two Scottish girls loaded with all their possessions made their way up to the top floor of the Posted by tommyfreeman in Tom's Travelogue | Dec 15, 2011
- Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Arizona and San Diego.What a place Las Vegas is, like nothing else seen to date. Walked all along the strip, which during the day is mad but at night it becomes even more mad. The card clickers are enough to drive you to Posted by Andys US Travel in Andy's USA Travel | Dec 14, 2011
- Info Processing - Varieties of Knowledge Processing to ExpanData Processing - Processing knowledge into proper format that turns into details which can be understood extremely simplySimply, information processing is a process of changing knowledge into info. Facts is most important aspect for any company. Without Posted by donnychapman820 in Delmar Hanson Weston | Dec 13, 2011
- Bicycle Commuter Profile: ThomasName: Thomas Location: Atlanta, GA, USA Started bike commuting: Off and on since 1985 Commute distance (one way): 1.5-22 miles Describe your commute: My morning commute is on an unpleasantly busy and fast part of Peachtree Street in Atlanta, but luc Posted by cannondale88 in cannondale jersey | Dec 14, 2011
- North California, Yosemite and Death ValleyStayed in some nice small towns along the Oregon Coast and used Brookings as a base to see Redwood National Forest in North California. Woke up first morning to find I had a flat rear tyre, drove slowly to Tyre Posted by Andys US Travel in Andy's USA Travel | Dec 14, 2011
- The Day AfterBob, Shirley, Don and I returned to Ryan And Khristina's house on Saturday morning for breakfast. We had bought bagels from our favorite bagel joint and they were so delicious. My family was all in attendance, as well as the Posted by jcorilio in To Jamaica and Beyond! | Dec 14, 2011
- Pre-Flight 2011 (continued)Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. T.S. Eliot Another wonderful citation from the journal/log that Stan and Connie gave us. Of the many correct criticisms which can be made of our boating Posted by sailziveli in Innocents Aboard | Dec 14, 2011
- Feminization, Juvenization, Familialization of Hollywood- P3And now for the conclusion of the previous entries... When I said Hollywood running out of ideas (in the lat few entries for example), I meant ideas for big blockbuster movies that made up of a lion share of the market, Posted by FrancisQ in RamBLer WithOUT BorDers | Jun 5, 2010
- I Heart NYAs you all know I love to travel. I love new places. I love so many places and will tell you many things, about so many places for hours on end but sometimes I just love a place so much Posted by ReganasaurusRex in The Tipsy Gypsy | Dec 13, 2011
- USASo I'm back in NYC to be honest it's not my kind of place, I was there for only 5 days and didn't really do much. Met up with my friend Mieon that I met in Korea and went to a Posted by trang87 in Trang's Travel Blog 2008-2011 | Oct 13, 2011
- San Fran Wrap-UpOur last days in San Francisco were jam packed. We had sooo much to try and fit in that we didn't get to see or do everything that we wanted to. I was a tad disappointed, but I can't complain Posted by Justine Rozario in the world through a naked eye | Dec 12, 2011
- Elvised out, State Troopers, I've seen it allWell, Memphis was a highlight for me. My favourite place so far. The second day consisted of being very musical! We hit Sun Studios and stood where Elvis recorded a few hits, took pics with his mic etc. I loved Posted by dramagirl in New York New Yoooorrrrkkk! | Dec 12, 2011
- The Second Big Day finally arrives!Friday arrived cold and overcast, as expected. A few issues arose pertaining to the reception, but luckily all was worked out. Don and I took Bob and Shirley to our favorite local breakfast joint, The Bagel Grove. It was delicious Posted by jcorilio in To Jamaica and Beyond! | Dec 12, 2011
- Oahu and MauiSo, 10 days in and I have to say, so far not missing work. Although holiday has been the aim of the game, in true Iain and Kayleigh style, there has been very few sleep-ins, almost no afternoon naps. Business Posted by kayles in The Orsum Adventures | Dec 12, 2011
- Food GLORIOUS FoodIn my informed and educated opinion the term “foodie” is being grossly misused in today’s urban hipster society. This ‘foodie’ is one who enjoys dining on small, weird little objects on a plate and no change from $100. However, I Posted by ReganasaurusRex in The Tipsy Gypsy | Dec 12, 2011
- Last morning in New York & Flight homeMy last morning in New York consisted of packing my suitcase, time at Starbucks, and walking in the area around the hotel including Madison Square park. The airport shuttle came to pick me up at the hotel at 11.30 and Posted by LucieB in United States 2011 | Dec 11, 2011
- FoC Kids Church Christmas ProgramWe made it to church this morning...no baby yet!! Today was Michael's Christmas program!! The kids did a great job and Michael enjoyed singing with his Sunday School class!! Here is a video! Notice he is the only one who Posted by JoannePreston in The Preston's | Dec 11, 2011
- Cookies!!Today we spent the day baking!! Christmas cookies and Chumbalone!! Nom Nom!! I was hoping that being on my feet all day would help get baby moving out! Cleaned the bathroom, did laundry and baked.....nothing!! But sore feet! But we Posted by JoannePreston in The Preston's | Dec 10, 2011
- All hail to Bertie Bassett Imagine my surprise when I came across this shrine to the confectionery icon that is the Liquorice Allsort. However, it appears my adoration of this sugary deity was not shared at all. It Posted by esotericmind in Witterings of a ditherer | Dec 11, 2011
- 2nd last day in New York City well ...this is it...my last blog entry from New York (unless I get wi-fi at the airport tomorrow afternoon), but either way it is definitey the last entry from Manhattan. Today was a very full day which started off by checking Posted by LucieB in United States 2011 | Dec 10, 2011
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