Planning for the Tour de France 2010 and More trip is pretty much complete. This is, after all, the real retirement celebration kick-off and we need to do it in style. Key destinations thus far include: Fly to CDG-Paris and take the TGV Brugge. Rotterdam for the TDF prologue and the departure of Stage 1. …
Just a part of the collection we have to “enjoy” for six weeks out of every year.
I think I’ve finally found a place where we skew the demographics younger–volunteering at our local performing arts theater.
Well, as Robert Zimmerman would say “The Times They Are a Changin’.” My relatively short repertoire of short sayings was quickly depleted. So as of today, we enter the post-pau era, even if it’s not quite there as yet.
Perhaps it’s time to get into the tour business. Airport greetings, trips to Hilo Hattie’s, Luaus, that final pass by the ABC store. Sounds like fun. Please remember to tip your guide.
An operatic tribute to our former AG When the rapture comes, what will happen to Fido?
As of today, we know where the Tour will start, so we probably know where we’ll be on July 4th. Since the rest of the tour route is yet to be announced, the plans from this point are up in the air. For US Independence day in Holland, we’ll be substituting slagroom and old gouda …
Not sure what this will do to the demographics skew, but it’ll be fun trying. Black Rock City, here we come.
“Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so. ” Douglas Adams “There is never enough time, unless you’re serving it.” Malcolm Forbes “Doing a thing well is often a waste of time.” Robert Byrne
For most folks, Oshkosh, Wisconsin is best know for bib overalls, fire trucks and artery-clogging food. However, if you’re into things that fly, your most likely association with the place is the annual EAA flyin. For one week each year, beginning in late July, OSH becomes the busiest airport on the planet and doing a …