In the interest of avoiding international rates, I put all of my Canada notes into one blog, just in case. There wasn't much to note on the drive up except all of the beautiful scenery.Unfortunately, the windows in the RV are tinted and of course, you have glare issues but I could have easily filled up an entire card with pictures.As we were approaching the border, mom passes on to us to make sure everyone is buckled up.When we finally got to the border, we got ...

Today was our last day before flying home. We were going to go back into Cambridge to visit a few more family members for dinner.We made a stop at The Cathedral of the Pines. It's a very serene place, basically an outdoor church.We walked around and saw a few different gardens and chapels along a path surrounding the main altar area.When we were done, Jerry was talking to a guy that worked there so Angela and I were walking around.The parking lot is next to a gra...

Today, after returning from Maine, we went into Boston for the day.With so much history and so many things to look at, it's certainly ranks up there for me.While driving in, I thought of a few addendums to yesterday's blog that I had forgotten.I forgot to mention an aromatic cocktail that I think if I could bottle up or make into a candle, I might be rich.The combination of campfire smoke and Deep Woods Off with a slight hint of all the trees and ferns and other ...

We made our last little leg of the journey to Rindge, New Hampshire which serves as our new home base until we fly home next week. Rindge has been nice and relaxing. She's spending lots of time with Zach which leaves plenty of time for me to check out and do nothing. Ahh, vacation. But still, I'll go grab Angela from time to time for a game of ladderball or just to see if she remembers me. From there, we traveled to Maine on Monday to visit more relatives a...

After roughly 10 hours on the road yesterday, we've made it to Rindge, New Hampshire. I spent a lot of my summers here as a kid so it's somewhat of a homecoming for me. I always liked being here more than Dallas. The only reason to present is this: 58 degrees this morning. Seriously, the only time anyone in Dallas will see 58 degrees in the morning mid-July is in their refrigerator. But the smell, the sounds, and the scenery all take me back. Good times here....