K is on March Break school holidays, so M, K and I went to see L at her university a few days ago. L wanted K to spend a day with her attending classes, thinking it would be a good experience for him. M and I decided to spend the night at a hotel in town and K spent the night with L and her roommates for a real experience. He had a fabulous time, largely because it was not for real work! Do you know that L's computer class that day was about blogging? Fellow bloggers, we would've been right at home there!
I took this view from our hotel room. It was a nice break away from home.
I took this view from our hotel room. It was a nice break away from home.
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It's good to get away from the daily routine. I could do that in a flash. Wish I could, too! Haha.
Sounds like a good break. That tower looks much older than the surroundings! Valerie
It is always good to get away. I even find one night stop offs refreshing, they seem a lot longer some how. Perhaps I need the blogging course at Uni, could learn a thing or two. Computers and me don't always get on...I liken it to the fact that although I can drive a car, I can't mend one!!
A computer class about blogging? Interesting!
wow classes about blogging, who knew, nice break away!
I remember once getting a hotel right on the beach. It had a decent balcony where you could sit out and chill.
Nice break, It's a good view over looking at the tower.:)
That tower on the parking garage is very fascinating. Was it there before the parking garage went in and saved as part of the redo? Or is it just a replica made to look old? I just met, yesterday, with a gentleman who is making replicas of old downtown Fresno buildings, and some of them have a similar look. They were built in the late 1800s.
As for the university blogging class--was it for a personal blog or for business blogs?
Mrs Zody I would guess 1800s, pretty sure it's an authentic tower, very intricately decorated in terms of the brickwork around the windows etc.
The blog course pertained to all kinds of blogs both personal and business. It was a general lecture as opposed to 'how to'.
Around here we call the second semester time off Spring Break. However, often the weather is still nasty so March Break sounds more appropriate.
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