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Home sweet home -- almost

I always love coming home. The ability to do nothing and have your parents cook for you is a wonderful time. As usual spent most of my days down at Kehena and just relaxing. The Big Island is so quiet and restful, it's great to take some downtime there and recouperate. Especially since this...

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Amber on March 25, 1999 from Pahoa, United States

from the travel blog: The Day My Toothbrush Turned Blue and Other Tales from the South Pacific

Re: Ceuse??

"G. Losier" wrote: > I need any type of info for Ceuse. Easy to find partner? camping? How > far from Gap? thanks I spent a little over a month there off and on last summer. I would highly recommend the place. Partners are always easy to find, and most of the people even...

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Jason Kester on March 25, 1999 from Portland, United States

from the travel blog: Europe, North Africa 1998

Almost done

We landed and then were going through customs at the same time that the Ohio State Final Four basketball game was finishing. I just remember Werner frantically asking anybody/everybody how they did, including our passport control agent. Too funny, and they lost. Stayed with friends of Werner's...

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Amber on March 20, 1999 from Los Angeles, United States

from the travel blog: The Day My Toothbrush Turned Blue and Other Tales from the South Pacific

Party time

Typically, I'd spend the last week in Hawaii on Oahu with friends and also celebrating our anniversary. Usually it would be Waikiki Beach by day and Moose McGillicuddy's by night. Moose's has by far the best happy hour in Waikiki and the spinach artichoke dip is quite yummy (provided of course...

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Amber on February 5, 1999 from Honolulu, United States

from the travel blog: The Day My Toothbrush Turned Blue and Other Tales from the South Pacific

Where it all began

Back when I really did my travelling I was living in the midwest and when I moved here from Hawaii I was promised that I would never spend winter here. He actually held true to that and every year we'd leave around December / January and return April/March. Cincinnati is actually quite a fun...

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Amber on January 9, 1999 from Cincinnati, United States

from the travel blog: The Day My Toothbrush Turned Blue and Other Tales from the South Pacific

Back in the Islands

Typically all of my winter trips would begin with roughly a month spent back in Hawaii visiting family and friends. A typical day would involve laying around doing nothing on the black sand beach. Or perhaps going to Luquin's for Mexican food. Or simply talking story and spending time with my...

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Amber on January 9, 1999 from Pahoa, United States

from the travel blog: The Day My Toothbrush Turned Blue and Other Tales from the South Pacific

No Sleep 'Till...

Well, since Brooklyn isn't given as an option, I'll have to settle for New York, NY as a "pin" in my map...hopefully this can get added soon.

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cyberclare on August 30, 1998 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: Clare's Life Travel Blog

France by train

I'm going to be in France this summer with no car, so I'm looking for recommendations of sport crags that are within walking distance of train stations. Ideally, there would also be a cheap place to crash nearby (without camping), but that is secondary. Can anybody help me out?

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Jason Kester on April 29, 1998 from Portland, United States

from the travel blog: Europe, North Africa 1998

Driving to the Dust Bowl

After a year or two in Michigan my best friend and her husband decided to move to Stillwater, Oklahoma to be closer to her family. The futon was packed in the U-Haul with the rest of their stuff and driven down to Stillwater and moved into their first apartment. I came out to visit in...

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Amber on August 1, 1997 from Stillwater, United States

from the travel blog: The Travelling Futon

Navy tour of duty

My best friend was married to a guy in the Navy and when he seperated they moved from Honolulu to Flint, Michigan. The futon was packed up in their household goods and transported to Flint. I don't know a lot about it's time here, although I do know it lived in 2 different apartments.

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Amber on June 1, 1997 from Flint, United States

from the travel blog: The Travelling Futon

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