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Sunday Morning on Mother’s Day

About 8 days or so until I leave for Europe. I’ll be gone for about 7 weeks or so for the World Cup and stuff.  If you are my friend and want to come over for a visit, it should be a good time as we try to produce something that we have fun with, and that World Cup fans embrace.

Last night I went to Cascade Art Walk with HB.  It was the fundraiser/auction for CAP and the 1st auction I have gone to in the past 3 years that I did not buy something.  Not that I did not want to, I just exercised restraint. :)   It was super swanky and big compared to ones that I have been to.  For example, most auctions have this bit where they show a video, get you all emotional, and then ask for money.  Well these folks started asking at $25,000.  Wow.  They did work their way down to $100, but that takes some gall to ask…having said that, if you don’t ask, you probably won’t get…so, good for them.

Here is a sneak preview into out new Travel Guide/Logue platform. PortlandLogue is one of the 1st ones we have migrated.  I am excited about the software, but more importantly, what it will do for travellers regarding information, travel planning, and interaction with other travelers.

Happy Mother’s Day to all.

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One Response to “Sunday Morning on Mother’s Day”


Julie Laughlin | May 20th, 2006 at 12:11 am |

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I was remembering the good old times and was on the internet and came across this site. You have become quite the wordly traveller! A long way from High Ridge…. drop me a note some time!

Julie Laughlin
MSchroeder9@new.rr.com

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