How odd, a new post!

Greetings and salutations to the two of you that read this blog!
I ought to get one of those visitor indicators that tell me if anyone gives a crap about the infrequent posts that go here....

Anyway, happenings recently:
I have spent most of the month of April living in South Florida. No, Sarah has not kicked me out of the house. I was in Miami for work, and then we decided it was time for us to go on vacation.
My fly hunny had taken a phone call informing her that she had won a cruise, so we arranged that we'd take the free cruise. It ended up costing us about $500 for the week, but not too shabby.
We left from Palm Beach, Florida (about an hour and a half drive from Miami) and went to Grand Bahama Island in the Caribbean. We stayed at a FABULOUS resort there called "Our Lucaya" for a couple of days. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to take a really relaxing trip to the Caribbean.
We vacation "boring" so we were very relaxed when we came home. Lots of naps and a few snorkeling tours made it a great trip.

Interestingly enough, I flew back and forth from here to Miami three times last month: once on the third of April, came home that Friday; flew to Fort Lauderdale on the 11th, came home the following Sunday; flew to Miami on the 19th and came home that Friday. Lots of time in the airport and airplanes. Good thing I learned a while ago that I need to bring/start a book when I go on a trip. I read two books (The Firm and Jurassic Park) during my travels.

Fun fact on my last Miami trip: We were delayed from Dallas (again, another reason to bring a good book) due to rain/lightning/tornado warnings, and I didn't get into Miami until about midnight Eastern time. I went to the rental car agency to pick up my car, and waited in line for about 20 minutes while they took care of some international folks who were renting. I guess the guy felt sorry for me for waiting so long to get a car, because this is what I was driving around in Miami for the week:

Little more horsepower than a Civic Hybrid (and lots more fun to drive)!
I took my talents to South Beach!