Your June 2004 Travel Plans...
Jun 1st, 2004, 03:42 PM
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Your June 2004 Travel Plans...
This seemed to work well last month on this board.
Please, share your travel plans for June with us.
Tell us a little or tell us a lot. One night away counts so do share.
This question is also on the Europe Board if you want to possibly enjoy some armchair adventures planned...
Someone will need to start this question for July and for August if you want. I am doing lots of travelling between now and then.
I will lurk if I can but my time at home is to switch pre-packed suitcases and to turn out the lights.
I will give reports, details and etc. later.
Enjoy your travel planning, travel research and travel posting.
My Best,
OT
p.s. The son is going to college straight off for those who were following that part of my real life. Thanks for your suggestions.
Please, share your travel plans for June with us.
Tell us a little or tell us a lot. One night away counts so do share.
This question is also on the Europe Board if you want to possibly enjoy some armchair adventures planned...
Someone will need to start this question for July and for August if you want. I am doing lots of travelling between now and then.
I will lurk if I can but my time at home is to switch pre-packed suitcases and to turn out the lights.
I will give reports, details and etc. later.
Enjoy your travel planning, travel research and travel posting.
My Best,
OT
p.s. The son is going to college straight off for those who were following that part of my real life. Thanks for your suggestions.
Jun 1st, 2004, 03:46 PM
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We're marking North American independence big time. Up to Vancouver BC (still in June) for Bard on the Beach (the Scottish Play) and then Canada Day, then back to Seattle for the 4th for things that go boom in the night. Not very exciting but we blew the budget last month.
Jun 1st, 2004, 04:47 PM
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Retiring after 33 years teaching little elementary kids (1st grade) early June and will hit the road shortly after that! Kane Co. near Chicago, Louisville KY, and then off to Thailand for 2 weeks!
Jun 1st, 2004, 06:33 PM
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jillc, we moved from NYC to Fl in Jan and you will be glad in Jan/Feb..we left 7 degree weather and had dinner outdoors in 70 degrees two days later.
have a good move~
We are busy with tentative plans now for later in the summer/fall..but this month, exploring Florida!
Mt Dora, Tampa, Winter Park,and also Savannah Ga.. here we come~
have a good move~
We are busy with tentative plans now for later in the summer/fall..but this month, exploring Florida!
Mt Dora, Tampa, Winter Park,and also Savannah Ga.. here we come~
Jun 1st, 2004, 07:06 PM
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Yes- I missed this past NE winter myself. I am in my late 30's and hoping this move won't isolate me- I hear mixed reviews about single professionals- some good, some saying re-negotiate my severance package and move back to Boston- any thoughts? are you enjoying your move?
Jun 1st, 2004, 08:03 PM
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So far we are enjoying the move 
My husband can work anywhere and whenever he wants, so the location is not much of a problem, but being single and 30s, you might want to do a LOT of research before making the move.
Email me if you want~
My husband can work anywhere and whenever he wants, so the location is not much of a problem, but being single and 30s, you might want to do a LOT of research before making the move.
Email me if you want~
Jun 2nd, 2004, 05:43 AM
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Once school is out we will head over to Cannon Beach on the Oregon coast for a weekend.
Then we will also head back up to the Seattle area for a few days. The kids want to see their old friends and go to their old schools for the last day of school there.
Will also try to get some backpacking in this month.
Then we will also head back up to the Seattle area for a few days. The kids want to see their old friends and go to their old schools for the last day of school there.
Will also try to get some backpacking in this month.
Jun 2nd, 2004, 06:23 AM
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Only plans thus far are going to Nashua, NH next weekend to meet my BF's parents during an unveiling of his aunt's tombstone. (He didn't want me to meet his parents under these circumstances, but they asked him to bring me) We're staying at the Radisson in Merrimack which looks nice.
This weekend I was hoping to head to Boston or back to DC for my birthday, but a baptism this Sunday put a dent in my plans.
Last weekend of June, just playing it up, including a Yankees-Mets game, and a trip to Six Flags Great Adventure, and one day of acting like tourists around NYC. (Does that count?)
This weekend I was hoping to head to Boston or back to DC for my birthday, but a baptism this Sunday put a dent in my plans.
Last weekend of June, just playing it up, including a Yankees-Mets game, and a trip to Six Flags Great Adventure, and one day of acting like tourists around NYC. (Does that count?)
Jun 2nd, 2004, 09:06 AM
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Whatzit to ya?
More specifically, I don't really care a flying fish about what anyone PLANS to do, although glad to help with suggestions if they ask.
I'm more interested in reading about their experiences after the trip. A downside of chatty threads like this is when someone does a search later on, for example "Chicago" they end up getting pages of threads like this that are of little use in planning their trip.
Yes, I'm a grouch. Why not ask "Where did you travel to last month?", which might result in some postings that folks were reluctant to post before? (You're not looking to case my house, are you? <g>)
More specifically, I don't really care a flying fish about what anyone PLANS to do, although glad to help with suggestions if they ask.
I'm more interested in reading about their experiences after the trip. A downside of chatty threads like this is when someone does a search later on, for example "Chicago" they end up getting pages of threads like this that are of little use in planning their trip.
Yes, I'm a grouch. Why not ask "Where did you travel to last month?", which might result in some postings that folks were reluctant to post before? (You're not looking to case my house, are you? <g>)
Jun 2nd, 2004, 12:46 PM
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Leaving for Oahu on Friday morning. My daughter and her family went today. I have copied copious notes from the Forum and will post a trip report when I get back. I have started little stacks of stuff on the guest bed, got the suitcases down, and pressed some clothes. Tomorrow is for packing.
Jun 2nd, 2004, 04:27 PM
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http://www.chaisislandbistro.com/ is the site for the off HHV sight Olomana concerts. Robert Cazimero is someone that also plays here and would be a pleasure to listen to at dinner.
Actually, I am looking at the list of entertainers. I took someone to see Napalapali here in NYC, they had no reference for Hawaiian music at all and they loved them. They are high pitched falsetto singers and Hoku (Hawaii's highest music award) award winners. I discovered them when they joined in a Olomana concert at the Hilton.
Jake Shimabukuro has also played here in NYC, you heard me mention I had a Hapa CD (have seen them also in NYC), so from the looks of things you can't go wrong at Chai's bistro.
Again I am not back this summer. SIGH!!!!
Actually, I am looking at the list of entertainers. I took someone to see Napalapali here in NYC, they had no reference for Hawaiian music at all and they loved them. They are high pitched falsetto singers and Hoku (Hawaii's highest music award) award winners. I discovered them when they joined in a Olomana concert at the Hilton.
Jake Shimabukuro has also played here in NYC, you heard me mention I had a Hapa CD (have seen them also in NYC), so from the looks of things you can't go wrong at Chai's bistro.
Again I am not back this summer. SIGH!!!!
