Alright, I did it! I made a decision!
I am a horrible decision maker. I admit I would rather jsut go along with the crowd, I'm very quiet until I get comfortable and know a person well enough. So the fact that I made a decision (let's forget the fact that I HAD too) means I should get a prize or something.
I had talked to my mom a few days ago and she was jsut babbling on and on about all of the things she found that we can do when we go to Vancouver next summer. Backing up a few steps, my husband is a police officer and will be participating in the World Police and Fire Games. It happens every two years and will next be in Aug of 2009 in Vancouver. My mom was feeling down about Grandma getting sick really fast and she wanted to go away for their 30th anniversary and couldnt' decide where, so they didn't go anywhere. So I said it wasn't for a while but why don't you come with us.
So we are starting to make decision about flights and where we are staying. And she is starting to look at places to go and things to do. Well her exctiement is becoming a little catching and I figure if I didn't have some motivation to research these things it would wait until the last minute and then I would miss something.
So decision made---I am going to look into an almost travel guide/plan, etc. for Vancouver.
Yeah I did it!
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I noticed a few of us are headed down a similar path with this inquiry. I like how Ann has narrowed her search to aspects of historical Boston dealing with the Revolutionary War. I need to narrow my search on NYC down too. Are you going to focus in on some specific aspect of Vancouver, or will keep your topic more open ended?
P.S. I found Blogger much easier to post a response on than I did EduBlog. I tried three times there and still don't think I succeeded!
Way to go, Kelly. Congratulations on being decisive. Doesn't it feel good? Now that you're off the fence, I think you've chosen a good topic. Vancouver is a place I think must be quite beautiful. I look forward to taking a virtual tour through your project. And lucky you, you'll be there in person.
Ann Ellerbrook
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