Because it wasn't posh, we treaded gingerly through
the Spice Bazaar. It was neither sporty nor scary.
(Hmmm. . .how can I work Baby into the Spice Market caption?)
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- The Iron Tourist
- Our oldest daughter nicknamed me the "Iron Tourist" during our trip to Hawaii in 2005. . .primarily because I believe daylight is for doing stuff while on vacation -- seeing the sights, being active, constant whirlwind of activity. If I'm going to pay good money to be on vacation, I try to make the most of it -- there is so much to see and do, relaxing can wait for summer evenings at home (well, summer evenings that don't include swim meets or softball!).
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