Heathrow to Home

Our "Eurotrip" is coming to an end. We're at the airport in London; our flight leaves in about 3 hours. I am happy to be on my way home - I MISS MY PETS - but also a little sad that the trip is over. It seemed to fly by. We saw and did so much in two weeks it is unbelievable! I am looking forward to showing off our pictures, and I am sorry to tell you all that you will be forced to listen to my stories for some time. You have been warned. See you soon!

Almost Home

Well, we are now in Paris. It was a long drive from Switzerland, but we made it. Tonight we will see Paris in all its glory from atop the Eiffel Tower! I cannot wait to take a million photos! I cant say much more because this keyboard is driving me crazy! It is not the qwerty type!!!!! See you all soon!

St. Goar, Germany

Made it to Germany!

We had a great time in Amsterdam. The red light district is insane! Dean wouldn't let me eat any brownies 'Amsterdam' style! Probably a good thing!

We are having a 3 course German dinner tonight, and then off to a wine tasting. Tomorrow we head to Munich. We get to drink beer in "the biggest beer hole in the world". Should be fun!

Amsterdam

I made to London where Dean met me at the Airport. It was overcast and a little rainy, but still AWESOME! Didn't have much time there, but will have more at the end. We made our it to our Tour Coach on time at 6:45 am (as most of you know, that is a big accomplishment for me). We took the ferry in Dover over to France. Not much of a stop there, but we do make our way back there for a couple days. We are just checking into our hotel in Amsterdam now, and tonight we go on a Canal Tour!!! And, of course, we will be checking out a 'special' show tonight!!! I will post again soon!

Europe Here I Come

I leave today to meet Dean in London. From there we head out on a 14 day Contiki tour of 7 different countries! I cannot wait to get there! I am so excited to see Europe, but for now even more excited to see my husband. I will try to post when I am there, just because it will be cool to say I am posting from Paris or wherever I get to a computer.

Laryngitis

Laryngitis (LAIR-in-JIE-tis) is an irritation and swelling of the voice box and the area around it. It may cause your voice to change, or you may lose your voice entirely for a short while. The problem is most common in late fall, winter, or early spring. With or without treatment, you should be well in 7 to 14 days.

The classic symptoms are a hoarse, low voice, and a scratchy throat. You also might lose your voice, develop a sore throat, come down with a fever, feel you have a lump in your throat, or feel very tired.

This is for informative purposes only. It is not a ploy for sympathy. Yes it is.