Random Thoughts From Vacation...
For some reason, eating at a McDonald's inside an airport tastes better than a McDonald's outside the airport...
The probability of a person needing to go to the bathroom on an airplane increases 
by how crowded that row of seats are...
If you can read lips pretty well, and have an active imagination, there is no need to
purchase those airline headphones to enjoy the in-flight movie...
Customer Service is not dead...
Always be nice to the natives...
Newport, RI is beautiful...
Subways are the horizontal equivalent of elevators -- no one looks at anyone, or says a word...
Big Cities offer everything I need... except for the essential quiet, simplicity & ease of
access of a small town...
Even when it is windy, rainy and cold, Maine is absolutely beautiful...
Country Buffet is delicious anywhere!
Travelling opens your mind, & your wallet...
The best flight is the flight home...
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Good to see you back on Blogger again - I was afraid you were losing the drive. I have to admit I have been really low on inspiration myself, but now, seeing these beautiful posts of yours I feel like doing some web-work. I love your holiday pictures! It looks like the kind of place I would like to go - which means it basically looks like Norway (..I say, blushingly. Yes, there is no place like home!). Seeing these pictures I understand why my husband Paal had such an easy time getting to know and love the nature here. It looks very much alike. I would love to see USA's version some time though, because it looks a lot bigger and less harsh and therefore more colourful too. Thanks for the beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteWell I for one am glad that you are back and that you had a good time. I love the pictures. Awesome and thank you for sharing all of them with me. Enjoy all of your writings. Now can you keep up with all your blogging that you did while you were on vacation? I really hope so..
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