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3rd November 2011

Laurie Stillmaker
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Your Vacation
Thanks for sending the blog! I'm enjoying your vacation right along with you two! I haven't seen any smoke, so I believe your house is still standing... The Halloween Parade was a bit bigger than last year's. Cute costumes...didn't miss too much. We had about 7 trick or treaters all night. I ate more than I handed out. Continue to enjoy your travels! Laurie
From Blog: Days 5 & 6 Sydney & Cairns
31st October 2011

John and Max
John & Max Kennedy

Thongs
Not to be showing my age here, but when I was a kid and rubber "flip flops" were first, yes, first, introduced, they were called thongs. There is a brief period in my memory when I could not tell if people were talking about their feet or their nether regions. Sounds like you are having a wonderful time and you both deserve it! OXX (European for hug and two cheek kiss) Max
From Blog: Days 3 & 4 Sydney
28th October 2011

Jim Sherman
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Amazing!
It's amazing how being 16,000 miles away from work makes you guys look so relaxed. :)
From Blog: Days 1 & 2 in Sydney
28th October 2011

Laurie
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Enjoy!
It sounds grand. I know Dan will be jealous with all the different beers you are getting to taste! Continue to have lots of fun.
28th October 2011

Brian Winter
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We live in Lisbon Portugal and can drive to either Toledo or Seville. Toledo will take us 6 hours + and Seville 4 hours + Toledo sounds rather small and Seville much more modern. Given having to choose between the two cities, which might you suggest? What a pity it rained when you went to Seville.
From Blog: Toledo and Seville - Days 6 and 7
28th October 2011

Jbrewco
Jim & Lisa

Seville is the city
Hi Brian, Toledo is a small walled city and we did have a great time. Given the distance you need to travel I suggest Seville. It is a bigger city but there is much more to see and do than Toledo. Make sure to visit the Alcazar, the grounds are amazing and close by are a lot of tapas bars to get a bite to eat. Have a great time. Jim
From Blog: Toledo and Seville - Days 6 and 7
23rd October 2011

John & Max
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Use my Yahoo mail address...
Also, here's Max's email just in case: GreatAuntMax@yahoo.com Looking forward to your advenbture! John
From Blog: Australia & New Zealand
30th July 2010

indiana
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If you want to have a good drink with a delicious tapa and be setting with the Alhambra palace in front of your eyes, you must come to Granada!. I recommend you The White Nest Hostel. It is located in the best area of the Albayzin with magnificent view of the palace and paseo de los tristes. You can find a young international group of like minded people, in fresh vibrant surroundings. You will have a great time to remember your entire lifeĀ… I propose you to stay in Hostels Granada and experience the life of Albayzin, Sacromonte and the heart of Granada itself.
From Blog: Days 12 and 13 - Barcelona and Cruise Departure Day
8th April 2010

Sayak's Travel Guide
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http://sayakstravelguide.blogspot.com/2010/04/madrid-spain.html
Madrid is a place with a lot of natural beauty, rich in history, and has a beautiful environment.
From Blog: Madrid and Malaga - Days 2, 3, and 4
22nd August 2009

vickie
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train from Seville to Madrid
We are planning a trip to Seville in Oct. and plan to take the train from Seville to Madrid. Could you please tell me how much the ticket is. Thank you for your feedback.
From Blog: Toledo and Seville - Days 6 and 7
7th April 2009

Max
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OOOOOOHHH!
I am sitting in green pajamas drinking green tea and turning green with envy. Visiting Athens has been a life long dream: I am living my dream vicariously. Thank you for sharing your photos and comments. I am doing my best to keep John together while you vacation, Lisa. I even cooked last night and plan to "reheat" tonight; it seems I do know where the kitchen is. Keep the blog coming; those of us at home so appreciate it! Max
From Blog: Days 17 and 18 - Piraeus, Athens and Rhodes Greece
7th April 2009

Jim Sherman
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SIGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow!!! Ancient Greek architecture, ancient Roman architecture, food, beer, wine, gambling, sleep, nice weather!!! Jim and Lisa have died and gone to heaven! :) i don't claim to speak for everyone back here, but everyone back here is jealous!!!! :)
From Blog: Days 17 and 18 - Piraeus, Athens and Rhodes Greece
6th April 2009

Alan
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Great Pictures
Looks like you're about to perform in Dancing With The Stars...
From Blog: Days 14, 15, & 16 - Sea Days and Palermo Italy
3rd April 2009

Jila
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Your Formal Night photo
Great photo! We'l like to see you occasionally show up for work like that...glad you're having such a wonderful time!
From Blog: Days 14, 15, & 16 - Sea Days and Palermo Italy
3rd April 2009

Jbrewco
Jim & Lisa

Spain Recommendations
Hi Reagan, when we get back home I will do my best to answer your questions. I do recommend learning some of the basics of the language as it helps when ordering food and tickets at the train station. Thanks, Jim
From Blog: Days 12 and 13 - Barcelona and Cruise Departure Day
3rd April 2009

Adri
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Fountain of Youth is right
I am so happy for you two and from the looks of your vacation mode is reversing the aging process. I just got back kicking and screaming. Continue to enjoy and take plenty of pictures to share when you get back! Muchos Abrasos y Arriba, Abajo, Pa el Centro y Pa Dentro, Adri!
From Blog: Days 12 and 13 - Barcelona and Cruise Departure Day
1st April 2009

mom and dad
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finally
hi jim and lisa, mark had to help me get on to the blog . Im so glad you two are having a wonderful time. love mom.
From Blog: Barcelona - Days 10 and 11
1st April 2009

Ray Marin
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Youth
You guys are looking younger as your trip moves on. Being away form work is the secret I guess to the fountain of youth. Keep having fun. Ray
From Blog: Days 12 and 13 - Barcelona and Cruise Departure Day
1st April 2009

Raegan
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HI Jim and Lisa It's been fun reading about your trip to Spain, my partner and I are going to Europe for 4 weeks in Sept spending 18 days in Spain. How did you find the language issue? We have been taking Spanish classes as some people have told us that not alot of English is spoken in some of the southern cities where we will be visiting - Cordoba, Granada Seville and Toledo. If you can recommend any good tapas bars, restaurants, etc it would be appreciated. Thanks!
From Blog: Days 12 and 13 - Barcelona and Cruise Departure Day
31st March 2009

Schneiders
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Nice
Jim and Lisa, Wow I bet you are never going to come back...I don't blame you. I"m living vicariously though the two of you. see you soon....
From Blog: Days 12 and 13 - Barcelona and Cruise Departure Day
31st March 2009

Jbrewco
Jim & Lisa

Check out the latest blog
Hi John, we found a place in Barcelona you might like. We added a photo of it in our latest blog. Jim
From Blog: Barcelona - Days 10 and 11
30th March 2009

John
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Eating your way through the world...
Jim, Lisa, I'm really jealous, the food and, of course, the locations, are fabulous. I'm in the hunt for the fixins for the Obama inaugural luncheon for Max's birthday next weekend. Pictures will tell the story... Such fun to follow the travels, thanks.
From Blog: Barcelona - Days 10 and 11
26th March 2009

Jbrewco
Jim & Lisa

Wait a minute folks!
I have to say that the single comment about being "too early for a beer" got more comments than anything else we have posted. For the beer club folks, wait until we talk about how they pour beer here!!! You will be very upset. We hope you are enjoying the blog and we look forward to sharing more with you. We can't put everything in here because there is just too much that happens each day. We will share more when we see each other again. Lisa
From Blog: Toledo and Seville - Days 6 and 7
25th March 2009

Alan
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Whew!!
Thanks for the explanation Jim. The world is back on its axis....Happy Vino Tinto!!
From Blog: Toledo and Seville - Days 6 and 7
25th March 2009

Jbrewco
Jim & Lisa

It is never too early for a beer
OK, ok, ok, the museo de jamon has got me a little out of my element. Keep in mind the beer is not what I get at home so there are times when I have to admit it is too early for a light lager! That is when I have a vino tinto (red wine), or a whisky. Still longing for a hoppy beer, next trip I need to bring along a small bottle of hop oil just so I can taste a little of home. Cheers, Jim
From Blog: Toledo and Seville - Days 6 and 7

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