Magical Mystery tour
by Tony Peters on December 22, 2006
well the news today when I got to work was that my holidays will be abbreviated...New Years in Cypress and bowl games in Spain...Getting to Cypress will be easy though it involves flying through Heathrow (my least favorite airport)...it's the rest of my trip that's insane. I have overnights in Athens and Paris along with a 9 hour layover in Madrid (yeah like I'm gonna stay in the airport for 9 hours). All told I'll be seeing the inside of 9 airports and 5 countries over 10 days...
Three Replies to Magical Mystery tour
Tony Peters | December 24, 2006
hey I wouldn't mind snow instead of 50degrees and rain
(here in New England) but hey someone needs to spend the holidays in the Mediterranean.
Amy Austin | December 31, 2006
Yeah, wish it were me!!!
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Scott Hardie | December 23, 2006
And think of all those poor bastards who are snowed in at Denver. :-) Have a great trip, Tony.