Comments for Everyday Adventures... http://krassi.wordpress.com ...because life can be full of adventures sometimes Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:53:53 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on The Art of Trip Planning: Making an itinerary (Part 3) by Vacation travel planning the organized way « Skedsheet Blog http://krassi.wordpress.com/2008/12/28/the-art-of-trip-planning-part-3/#comment-16 Vacation travel planning the organized way « Skedsheet Blog Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:53:53 +0000 http://krassi.wordpress.com/?p=166#comment-16 [...] is good for everyone.  And it looks like there are plenty of other folks who get a kick out of planning for a [...] [...] is good for everyone.  And it looks like there are plenty of other folks who get a kick out of planning for a [...]

]]> Comment on The Itinerary by Anthony http://krassi.wordpress.com/the-itinerary/#comment-10 Anthony Mon, 23 Feb 2009 08:36:32 +0000 http://krassi.wordpress.com/?page_id=225#comment-10 Too bad your last stops are the beginning of June. I plan my Euro trip to start then. BTW, wheres Morocco.... I don't see it on there :o Too bad your last stops are the beginning of June. I plan my Euro trip to start then.

BTW, wheres Morocco…. I don’t see it on there :o

]]> Comment on Caribbean dreamin’! by Krassi http://krassi.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/caribbean-dreamin%e2%80%99/#comment-8 Krassi Wed, 28 Jan 2009 23:18:38 +0000 http://krassi.wordpress.com/?p=312#comment-8 Thank you so much for all the tips Ray! We came back from Puerto Rico yesterday and had so much fun there! We did the biobay tour and it was amazing - words can't describe it! For some reason, though, I got confused and thought Mosquito Bay was off of Fajardo instead of Vieques, so we didn't end up being able to swim in the bay. :( I guess, there's always a next time. :) Fiesta San Sebastian was such a great experience. I didn't mention San Juan in my blog because I erroneously assumed it was a given that every visit to PR includes SJ... and it wasn't until I got many messages about not having included viejo San Juan that I realized it. Thanks again for your advice! It was really helpful and so was your site! I'll definitely recommend it! :) Thank you so much for all the tips Ray! We came back from Puerto Rico yesterday and had so much fun there!

We did the biobay tour and it was amazing – words can’t describe it! For some reason, though, I got confused and thought Mosquito Bay was off of Fajardo instead of Vieques, so we didn’t end up being able to swim in the bay. :( I guess, there’s always a next time. :)

Fiesta San Sebastian was such a great experience. I didn’t mention San Juan in my blog because I erroneously assumed it was a given that every visit to PR includes SJ… and it wasn’t until I got many messages about not having included viejo San Juan that I realized it.

Thanks again for your advice! It was really helpful and so was your site! I’ll definitely recommend it! :)

]]> Comment on Caribbean dreamin’! by Ray http://krassi.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/caribbean-dreamin%e2%80%99/#comment-6 Ray Wed, 14 Jan 2009 21:20:54 +0000 http://krassi.wordpress.com/?p=312#comment-6 We've done all of those, and more! Definitely hit up one of the biobays. If it's in your budget, I'd recommend the trip from Fajardo over to Vieques to experience Mosquito Bay! It's a magical, once in a lifetime experience ... swimming in the glowing water ... it's just beyond words. And if you can't swing the trip over to Vieques for the evening, kayaking in the Fajardo biobay is cool, too. If you like rapelling, you would probably enjoy one of the zipline adventures (though that may be part of your rapelling trip already). You didn't list Old San Juan as one of your must-dos. It is. And this weekend is the San Sabastian Festival in OSJ ... kinda like the Puerto Rican version of Marde Gras! Lots of people, music, food and drinks! If you like adventure trips, checkout the hang gliding that you can do on the south side of El Yunque. We did it a couple weeks ago ... awesome! Have fun! We’ve done all of those, and more!

Definitely hit up one of the biobays. If it’s in your budget, I’d recommend the trip from Fajardo over to Vieques to experience Mosquito Bay! It’s a magical, once in a lifetime experience … swimming in the glowing water … it’s just beyond words.

And if you can’t swing the trip over to Vieques for the evening, kayaking in the Fajardo biobay is cool, too.

If you like rapelling, you would probably enjoy one of the zipline adventures (though that may be part of your rapelling trip already).

You didn’t list Old San Juan as one of your must-dos. It is. And this weekend is the San Sabastian Festival in OSJ … kinda like the Puerto Rican version of Marde Gras! Lots of people, music, food and drinks!

If you like adventure trips, checkout the hang gliding that you can do on the south side of El Yunque. We did it a couple weeks ago … awesome!

Have fun!

]]> Comment on The Art of Trip Planning: Planning to Travel (Part 1) by Krassi http://krassi.wordpress.com/2008/12/08/the-art-of-the-trip-planning-part-1/#comment-3 Krassi Wed, 17 Dec 2008 19:50:43 +0000 http://krassi.wordpress.com/?p=67#comment-3 Hi Andrea! Thanks for the nice words, I'm glad you found the post helpful :) Be my guest, feel free to refer the gap students you work with or anyone else you think could benefit from my blog. I'm glad to help! :) -K Hi Andrea! Thanks for the nice words, I’m glad you found the post helpful :) Be my guest, feel free to refer the gap students you work with or anyone else you think could benefit from my blog. I’m glad to help! :)

-K

]]> Comment on The Art of Trip Planning: Planning to Travel (Part 1) by Andrea http://krassi.wordpress.com/2008/12/08/the-art-of-the-trip-planning-part-1/#comment-2 Andrea Wed, 17 Dec 2008 19:32:40 +0000 http://krassi.wordpress.com/?p=67#comment-2 This is great! Thank you for putting together so many sources of inspiration. You already seem really travel savvy! Would it be ok for you if I referred some of the gap students I work with to your blog? I'm sure it would spark some excitement and then help them go forward with their plans. Andrea This is great! Thank you for putting together so many sources of inspiration. You already seem really travel savvy! Would it be ok for you if I referred some of the gap students I work with to your blog? I’m sure it would spark some excitement and then help them go forward with their plans.
Andrea

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