Give her hugs from all of us.  From what I hear she rides a mean wheelchair
and even knows firefighters in the area.

B and B's are great.  We tried them last year when we went out west.  (If
anyone needs a nice one near the ski resorts in Utah, let us know).  You get
to meet really nice people, eat real food, etc.

And there is no such thing as overplanning a vacation.

Your welcome to come to Florida anytime, much more touristy than DC but, if
you like out of the way places we have a few beauties.  Just bring lots of
sun screen, I mean it.  Keep telling the folks up north that 90 degrees F.
down here is a lot different than up north.  Much more sun <grin>

The alligators love tourists, they say they're yummy.

Beth the OT
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-----Original Message-----
From: St. John's University Cerebral Palsy List
[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Deri James
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 6:35 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Some advice please


On Friday 31 Aug 2001 8:47 pm, Elizabeth H. Thiers wrote:
> Now if I can just stop hitting the delete key.  You and my husband
> must think a like.  We were talking about this over lunch (what's
> the best denomination) weird things we end up talking about.
> Anyway, he agrees with you, if you want to get a wad of cash or pay
> for larger purchases have a few $100's in travelers checks.  And
> cash them at the bank.  Smaller denominations for meals, trinkets
> and such. Just don't try to buy something small with though.
>
> And definately hide the money around your person in Washington DC.
> Great place to visit if you stay on your guard a bit.

We've got Betty riding shotgun in DC.

"Call that a knife" (Just love Croc Dundee).


> Beth the OT
>
> email address: [log in to unmask]
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