Having completed a lengthy checklist of things to be done before leaving the house before being gone for a month, we headed to the airport. For about the first 10 miles, I pondered what we forgot to put on that list. Acknowledging that after all the trips we have done, the list was tight, plus we had a contingency plan in place, I concluded that routine exercise and turned my mind to forward-thinking about our vacation.
A nice dinner with my sister Connie and her husband Paul, then off to our hotel for good night sleep after an uneventful but long-ish day of travel.
Boats and palm trees are a winning combination when one wants a break from a New England winter.
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Fair warning: The nature of this trip will limit the quantity and quality of what I post. In particular, we are not doing much island touring this year. I also expect to lean even more towards pictures than text.
Fair warning: The nature of this trip will limit the quantity and quality of what I post. In particular, we are not doing much island touring this year. I also expect to lean even more towards pictures than text.
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