
I know you are all relishing the spring but given the temperatures where I live during the summer months, I always need to plan ahead. Plans cemented are:
Month of June: Fly to Detroit airport, rent a car, drive to my friend Bonnie's house on Lake Williams. Spend a week contemplating nature with a good friend.

Month of July: Drive to California to spend my granddaughter's birthday and the 4th of July with my kids and grandkids. Leave my car with them. Fly from LAX on July 7 to spend a week with my friend Allyson in Boston.



Month of August: I have rented an awesome beach cottage near Venice Beach.


All in all, a well-planned summer I think. As I planned these months I thought back to last year at this time when I was anticipating my first trip downunder to Australia and New Zealand. As exotic as that was, this summer will re-unite me with loved family and good friends and afford me the opportunity to visit somewhere I have never been: Nova Scotia.
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I've only been to Nova Scotia once, when a jet I was in, heading for London, was out over the Atlantic, and the windshield blew out (jets have two.) We dropped altitude suddenly...people screaming. Halifax's runways weren't long enough, but we landed there anyway, and I spent the night sleeping on those plastic chairs. I'd like to go back under more normal conditions, and I'm very curious about Newfoundland after reading Accordion News.
What a frightening experience, WC! Am hoping the CAT transport is much more sane!
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