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Saturday, 21 Nov 2009 | Views [624]
There's actually a game on Facebook called Farm Town. It's like the Sims from what I gather. A friend of mine plays it. That has nothing to do with me really, except we are staying at a farm this weekend. These people are named Yoders, like most ... Read more >
Tuesday, 17 Nov 2009 | Views [556]
I'm not really sure what the title means. Well, there was this one night in Va Beach that we all made some home-made nacho dip that looked crazy good and tasted delicious and the next day seemed to be the best worse idea ever... ;) Anyway, Kris ... Read more >
Tuesday, 10 Nov 2009 | Views [221]
We are in the middle of nowhere. Even priceline.com didn't have a hotel to suggest for us and it searches like 50 miles out! I googled the only hotel in town that wasn't a bed and breakfast. Of course, there are no couchsurfers within 2 hours of where ... Read more >
Saturday, 24 Oct 2009 | Views [258]
I sit in a cozy little home, warm and dry from the dreary and drizzle that is outside my window, and I'm thinking, I could have this in California! I meet and stay with wonderful, interesting, and genuinely good people on on my travels, all the while ... Read more >
Monday, 19 Oct 2009 | Views [251]
Finally...this is what fall is suppose to look like! Good news...there is actually sun in Pennsylvania. The hill sides in the country look like multi-colored broccoli. I love the orange the most, but the reds are brilliant. I think I make my co-... Read more >
Sunday, 18 Oct 2009 | Views [255]
So we are not even a month into Fall yet, and it snowed! It's only mid-October, and apparently this is the earliest snow central Pennsylvania has seen in a century. Being from California, I bought a new fleece beanie to guard against the cold. It ... Read more >
Saturday, 3 Oct 2009 | Views [238]
I saw the Holocaust Museum today. Like everyone else, I started the tour of the building on the 4th floor. When the elevators open, I was assaulted with the black and white image of charred bodies lying in a row. It took up the whole wall. Suddenly ... Read more >
Saturday, 3 Oct 2009 | Views [198]
I went from the Christmas City to the birth of the USA, and now where the President lives. The birth of the USA being at Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA. It was my first time there. Kris (my co-worker) and I met up with two other co-workers ... Read more >
Sunday, 20 Sep 2009 | Views [255]
Bethlehem, PA We are couchsurfing with a young opera singer/music teacher in her cute apartment on the south side. The skyline here is abundant with church steeples (many Lutheran churches), the streets lined with art shops and hip cafes. Yesterday, ... Read more >
Wednesday, 16 Sep 2009 | Views [282]
After Maine, we drove down to Baltimore to couchsurf. The girl that was hosting us actually was going to a theatre performance that night. We would have went with her, but we had to be up at an ungodly hour once again. She had us have our run ... Read more >
Saturday, 12 Sep 2009 | Views [364] | Comments [1]
Well, we have officially trekked across the whole of continental
United States in three weeks. I can't believe we've been on the road
for that long--it feels like 3 months. Our shows this week have
been riddled with minor pains such as broken sound, ... Read more >
Saturday, 5 Sep 2009 | Views [292]
Hello World! After a week of small towns, we finally hit up Chicago where I stayed with my friend from high school, Scott. We called him Soupman since his last name was Campbell. He and his fiancee, Bella, live in the cutest little basement apartment ... Read more >
Sunday, 30 Aug 2009 | Views [246] | Comments [1]
Hello World! So I technically couchsurfed with my friend Melissa's family in Istanbul, then with my friend Ray in Bozeman, but tonight is the first time with a complete stranger, and her and her husband are awesome!!! I sent out a few requests ... Read more >
Friday, 28 Aug 2009 | Views [231]
So, I think I would move here if it weren't for the snowy winters. In W Yellowstone, they actually had a "no man's land" in every building, which are large holes that they'll pile in the snow during the winter. No thank you. But the drive through ... Read more >
Monday, 24 Aug 2009 | Views [276]
We left La Puente yestserday afternoon and drove for about 10 hours until we got to Salt Lake City. It had been a long two days of almost nothing but the road, our music, and each other. I can't believe we were in LA yesterday, and already we are in ... Read more >
Thursday, 20 Aug 2009 | Views [242]
Um. I'm losing track of the days. I forget what was for the various meal times, I forget what happens on which days. To be honest, every day is more or less the same in structure and we do things just and over and over again until it is drilled into ... Read more >
Tuesday, 18 Aug 2009 | Views [378] | Comments [1]
Well we all have survived to the weekend, worked a full day Saturday, had Sunday off, then back to the grind on Monday. I spent Sunday with CCC people (thanks, Kristin, for picking me up!) which was amazing. Got back late on Sunday night, and felt well ... Read more >
Wednesday, 12 Aug 2009 | Views [243]
"For the one who sows to his own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption, but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life." Galatians 6:8
Today five of us girls, including a trainer, went to Corona to a middle ... Read more >
Tuesday, 11 Aug 2009 | Views [269]
"Be the kind of woman that when your feet hit the floor each morning the devil says " Oh Crap , She's up !" Today was our first full day of training--many of our trainers were hands-off (well, we did get a lot of help anyway) and ... Read more >
Monday, 10 Aug 2009 | Views [401]
"...And Samuel cried out to the LORD for Israel, and the LORD answered him. As Samuel was offering up the burnt offering, the Philistines drew near to attack Israel. But the LORD thundered with a might sound that day against the Philistines..."... Read more >
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