Lego has brought fun to the lives of many. These keychains were purchased in 1999 at Legoland in Billund, Denmark. I forget the name of the wizard, but the other two should be easy to recognize.

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Sunday, I finished cleaning out and sorting what might best be called a memory box. Post cards, brochures from places I've been over the years, as well as other odds and ends. If you are in the same age group as me, you might recall Gulf gas stations had magazine called "The Wonderful World of Disney." I found mine buried in that box. So, that's ( Read more... )

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It's 5:28 PM

I managed to read chapter 5 of 10 in Lady of the Sorrows (291 pages of 538), finish the last disc (12 of 12 ) in Ghost Hunters and read up to page 114 of 329 in the Amelia Peabody Compendium.  Next audio book is The Lady and the Unicorn by Tracy Chevalier. I got two pieces of fiction written, I guess that's good. Would like to do ( Read more... )

This is one of my favorite places in Europe.
Notre Dame de Paris

Should you ever have an opportunity to visit Paris, this is a good place to go whether or not you are Catholic.

Pictures.

Rose Window>/a>

This is the English site for the Louvre in Paris. I was there in 1999 with Kevin (my husband), Liz, and Tom (daughter and son).

If you go, plan on spending at least half a day there. It will be an experience you will never forget.

Bags packed, tickets bought, cheaper to buy direct from Continental than to go via a travel agent.

Buick broke near a garage... there's irony in there somehow. Fuel pump... much money to fix.

Over the last few days I've been filling in the holes in my journal. I've always thought about posting some sort of travel diary. That might be a great way to fill the holes.

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I remember watching the Shogun mini-series years ago and hearing Mariko say, "Karma is karma." I got to thinking about that ( Read more... )