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Back In the U.S.A.

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We returned to the United States of America at about 3pm on Sunday afternoon.  After walking down the jetway, our ears perked up to the sounds of loudly spoken ebonics, the smell of fried food and freshly brewed venti white chocolate mochas.  It was good to be home.  To blog abouty our trip all at once would be an excercise in futility.  Suffice to say it was (in a word) outstanding, and I’m now engaged to be married to my soulmate and best friend, Kate.  We ate, we saw famous art, we ate some more, we saw famous architecture, we ate again, we walked miles and miles, we drank wine and beer, we got engaged, we ate, then we came home.  Over the next X amount of time, I will be posting random excerpts from my journal and pictures from our journey, so sit tight faithful readers, they’ll be plenty of that to come.  I’m excited to get back to work, and return to reality.  Three weeks of trains, planes, and automobiles, hotel bedrooms, eating out and walking your ass off gets to you after awhile.  Traveling thorough six countries in 20 days was quite an adventure.  By the time we reached Brussels, Belgium, we didn’t care if we saw another painting, ate another fancy meal, or rode on another train ever again.  We just wanted to be home.  Its good to be home, there is in fact, no place like it.

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4 Responses

  1. zak@portlandbeer.org said on 21 Apr 2008 at 11:10 am

    An american beer picture? Come on - bring out the Belgian stuff!

  2. mrjeffmccarthy said on 21 Apr 2008 at 10:28 pm

    You know what the Belgian guy gave me? His best beer? Chimay! Not only can I get that at New Seasons, but it’s a wheat beer! I hate wheat beer! Even if it is dark.

  3. LadyConcierge said on 21 Apr 2008 at 10:31 pm

    Nice to see you tonight, Jeff!

  4. Scott D said on 22 Apr 2008 at 9:01 pm

    Congrats, Jeff! Can’t wait to see more on your trip! (great ring pick, too)

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