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Non-Rev Challenge 2010
The 2010 Non-Rev Challenge is on!
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Puerto Rico with Pablo and family!
Puerto Rico with our Pablo and Family
It had been a long time since I last visited “La Isla Del Encanto”, 10 years to be exact. The main purpose of this trip was to expose my better half to the beautiful island and to introduce my 5-month-old son to some of my family.
The weather was perfect, about 84 degrees, although they forecasted rain for the time that we were there.
We arrived in San Juan on Thursday afternoon around 1p.m. We caught the shuttle to AVIS to rent a vehicle. From there, we drove to the hotel. After checking into the San Juan Beach Hotel, we had a chance to relax for a bit before heading out to see all the sites San Juan had to offer.
First, we drove to “Isla Verde” to get a bite to eat and shop on the strip. Later that night, we drove by my grandparents’ house to say “Hola”. Our visit was an absolute surprise to them as they were not expecting us. We had a great time catching up with the family after such a long absence.
The next morning we started our day in “Viejo San Juan”. They had many events going on for Good Friday. We walked most of the time which later became exhausting, especially pushing the heavy stroller up those hills! There were a lot of events for tourists, including food and music. Most of the day was spent downtown followed by a nice dip at the beach before sundown. The water was warm, but the waves were high so we stayed close to shore.
Our last day in Puerto Rico was spent by visiting “El Morro”, a historical landmark in San Juan. We took many pictures and read up on the history that stretches over 400 years ago. It was a nice tour, but I was freaked by the large iguanas running around the site!
Later on that evening we got together with some cousins to celebrate a birthday at the “Old Harbor Brewery” in San Juan, where we ate and sipped a few drinks!!!
Sunday morning we flew back to Atlanta and relaxed. It was a really nice trip and we plan on returning sometime this Summer!!!
Later DGS Family!!!
It had been a long time since I last visited “La Isla Del Encanto”, 10 years to be exact. The main purpose of this trip was to expose my better half to the beautiful island and to introduce my 5-month-old son to some of my family.
The weather was perfect, about 84 degrees, although they forecasted rain for the time that we were there.
We arrived in San Juan on Thursday afternoon around 1p.m. We caught the shuttle to AVIS to rent a vehicle. From there, we drove to the hotel. After checking into the San Juan Beach Hotel, we had a chance to relax for a bit before heading out to see all the sites San Juan had to offer.
First, we drove to “Isla Verde” to get a bite to eat and shop on the strip. Later that night, we drove by my grandparents’ house to say “Hola”. Our visit was an absolute surprise to them as they were not expecting us. We had a great time catching up with the family after such a long absence.
The next morning we started our day in “Viejo San Juan”. They had many events going on for Good Friday. We walked most of the time which later became exhausting, especially pushing the heavy stroller up those hills! There were a lot of events for tourists, including food and music. Most of the day was spent downtown followed by a nice dip at the beach before sundown. The water was warm, but the waves were high so we stayed close to shore.
Our last day in Puerto Rico was spent by visiting “El Morro”, a historical landmark in San Juan. We took many pictures and read up on the history that stretches over 400 years ago. It was a nice tour, but I was freaked by the large iguanas running around the site!
Later on that evening we got together with some cousins to celebrate a birthday at the “Old Harbor Brewery” in San Juan, where we ate and sipped a few drinks!!!
Sunday morning we flew back to Atlanta and relaxed. It was a really nice trip and we plan on returning sometime this Summer!!!
Later DGS Family!!!
My friend Margaret and I went to
To Live Is To Travel
TO LIVE IS TO TRAVEL
by Kilah Dorsey
December 23, 2009
DGS is one of the best places to work. I started as a baggage handler in 2005 and transitioned to administrative assistant to General Manager Jack Wingo.
One of my most pleasurable moments was implementing the PAXTrack series, a unique dispatching system created to improve an airline’s ability to serve passengers needing special assistance. Other pleasures are working with a dynamic team at
“To live is to travel”: my favorite motto. My journeys include the
Stay tuned for my uplifting travel stories. I have included a photograph of me and Senegalese students in
Happy Holidays! I send peace and blessings to you and your family.
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