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Martha Waters (Krueger)
Thanks, Sharon. I keep forgetting to go here. The class of 1960 probably has more energetic people---after all, they are a year older. And, perhaps, we don't have as much new or exciting news to write about. :)
For instance, I haven't done much lately except enjoy the early spring & blooming trees & bushes & morels, since returning from Puerto Rico. And I don't recommend PR, unless one just wants to stay in San Juan or doesn't mind spending lots of money to see the rest of the island. It was more expensive than Ireland last year!
The main two reasons are: they have no public transportation like buses, so I had to rent a car, & they have few & far between hotels that cost a minimum of $100 a nite. I generally travel as cheaply as possible, & that wasn't the place. I wonder if Hawaii would be less expensive? Ah, well, one of the benefits of traveling: one learns new things. It was an interesting place. Even food was expensive--more than here. I don't see how the poor make it. I ate a lot of beans & rice which is delicious the way they do it. I can recommend a good youth hostel right downtown San Juan, $25-35 a night.
I have been considering Israel as next place, but don't know when is safest as Iran & they are facing off. Almost booked a train thru the Rockies to LA, but the next day, when I went to buy it, the roomette price went from $229 for two nites' trip and all meals, to $556! Summer season started, I guess.
So now, may just take my RV van around thru the Ozarks. There are lots of places to see, and soon it will be time to canoe, if I can find partners who like doing that stuff. Being a widow is not easy, traveling helps some in keeping the loneliness at bay, but it would be funner if I could find a traveling companion or companions.
So there, you have an update.
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