[tcb] Re: Back in the USA!
- From: Christopher Dirksen <cajun-eskimo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 09:51:43 -0500
Denis,
I had a trip to Spain a long time ago, we landed in Madrid via Denmark, then we
drove to the Costa del Sol via tons of towns (Grenada, Salvia, and a few
others) finally made it to the beach and I never wanted to leave with beer in
the vending machines and grass huts with food on the beach. Demark was
expensive I thought, but I had never seen so many pretty people in my life,
also they had soccer fields what seemed like every block (I love soccer). Good
times but your right there's no place like the great USA!
Eric,
I dig it when you meet up with someone else cruising in there bus. How's Oliver
doing these day's? We still need to hook up soon, is the wife feeling ok? Best
of thoughts for your family!
I wished we could have made the Kar parts tear down and the houston vw cruise
we spent a week in Gulf shores and had a blast! I would like to get the bus out
some time, let me know if anyone is up for a short cruise some evening, I know
it is so hot during the day now.
peace,
Cajun Eskimo
> From: coocoo@xxxxxxx> To: tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [tcb] Re: Back in the
> USA!> Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2007 20:41:08 -0500> > What whine? Just 'cuz I love
> crisp bacon? I am not shamed for my love of > Amurica, buddy. It's not my
> fault that they got gravel beaches.> > This was a big trip. I had lost count
> of how many days we were gone. Jan > said two weeks. We paid the parking and
> it was 8 days. We were both > surprised.> > A big part of the fun is the way
> things that you are used to at home is just > a little off, a little
> different. I asked for a waffle for breakfast in > Munich. It was right
> there on the menu, but the waitress was just disgusted. > Nobody eats
> waffles for breakfast, they were for dessert at dinner. I showed > her that
> it was on the menu and she pointed out that it was on the DINNER > menu. She
> just refused to serve it. I was in Vienna at 6 AM and I went into > a
> restaurant for breakfast and the woman there was just so happy to see me >
> and that she knew what I wanted, "A big American breakfast", I said OK! She
> > brought a waffle with bacon on it and covered with two eggs and broiled.
> It > was one fused together thing. She was very proud and I told her it was
> > perfect.> > We spent 10 minutes trying to turn on the lights in our hotel
> room on one of > out first nights this time and had to call the desk, none
> of the lights > worked. Well, we found out that most of the hotels now
> require that you put > your room key card in a slot by the door to work the
> lights. That way you > can't leave the lights on when you are not there.> >
> I almost got into a fistfight in London once because I had ordered a cup of
> > coffee and I had been served very sweet coffee with cream. I said I just >
> wanted coffee and the man got all pissed off, saying that he had served what
> > I had asked for. Another guy calmed everyone down and explained that I >
> needed to order coffee black. Well, now its coffee "Americano". Otherwise >
> you will get espresso. But the coffee was always excellent everywhere I >
> went. they have public machines now that grind the beans and make what ever
> > kind you want, latte, cappuccino, macchiato, and you can see the beans get
> > ground.> > And here is the bus content; I saw not one Splitty or Bay. I
> saw both in > advertising, but not on the road.> > Boy, it's good to be
> home, but Jeez, it's HOT.> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Julie
> Maroney" <julie.hey.ho.lets.go@xxxxxxxxx>> To: <tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> Sent:
> Sunday, August 12, 2007 8:03 AM> Subject: [tcb] Re: Back in the USA!> > > >I
> sure hope Denis had enough cheese to go along with all that whine!> >> > On
> 8/12/07, Denis Dodson <coocoo@xxxxxxx> wrote:> >>> >>> >> Gravel. There are
> some municipal beaches in the city of Barcelona, but I> >> think they dredge
> the sand up from the seafloor as they do in the Florida> >> Keys and, I
> think, Galveston.> >>> >> Something I just had that you can hardly find in
> Spain; crispy bacon. > >> They> >> have bacon, but they serve it soft.> >>>
> >> Going to the last airport for the trip to actual home. Hmmmm, home.> >>>
> >> ----- Original Message -----> >> From: singlecabboy> >> To:
> tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2007 10:07 PM> >> Subject:
> [tcb] Re: Back in the USA!> >>> >> Welcome back, How were the beaches in
> Spain?> >>> >> Denis Dodson <coocoo@xxxxxxx> wrote:> >>> >> We are in
> Atlanta. I am like a walking dead. Jan got to sit in first > >> class> >>
> but they only had one first class and one steerage, so I had to sit up in >
> >> a> >> crappy seat for 10 hours and my butt hurts. Good thing I had a
> couple of> >> downloaded movies on the computer and the first class
> attendents kept> >> bringing me champagne and desserts and fancy cheese
> because they thought > >> it> >> was sweet to give up my seat.> >>> >> Now
> we are in a Hilton Garden Inn and all the TV channels are in ENGLISH,> >>
> WOW!!!> >>> >> Getting room service of something other than Iberian ham and
> bread. Good> >> bread, realy good bread, but I can only eat so much bread.
> the best thing > >> I> >> ate in Spain was like Paella (which all the
> restaurants serve), but this > >> was> >> more saffron soupy with rice and
> sausages and chicken and Big chunks of> >> lobster. Man, it was good. Y'all
> come on up and I'll make a mess of it > >> for> >> you.> >>> >> Good night.>
> >>> >>> >> Paul Smith> >> www.23window.com/thezone> >>> >> T.C.B.> >>
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