Visited family in the inner and outer western parts, might visit those in the north.

...FINALLY, after being snowed into Bostonarea due to Logan having near-white-out conditions Sunday. Sucked.

On the other hand, I played thirty some odd hours of Symphonia. This makes up for everything.

Third best Christmas movie ever (following Noise and Die Hard).

Well, when I've got the heater on full blast anyway.

Sorry if it rains, Brits. Don't Forget the Lyrics was on, and then we found the Top 20 Christmas Karaoke on TMF. Singing was a given.

I have just had my usual 12 hour bustrip from Scotland to London. It would have been fine apart from the three little chavs who embarked at Preston (at 2am) and proceeded to talk loudly for much of the rest of the journey!
Return journey to look forward to next week!

Though of course the train I took was three and a half hours late. >.> Which lead to me missing the last ferry out of Seattle to my home island, which lead to an emergency night in Seattle.

And we've also been getting dumped on this weekend. Snow. Right now we've nine inches. And the power was out for eight hours or so last night.

It's been fun.

Hope you get un-stuck, Leto. ^^; If you haven't already.

I need the rest at home - I'm working eight-hour shifts today and tomorrow because I work at a cinema and it's busy season. Gah. Hate hate hate. Thank God it's closed on Christmas Day.

(Actually, it's clearly not, but it's a nice bonus).

Well done to all those people who faced a marathon migration back home! Hope that the holidays are worth it. XD

I got the Oxford tube. So I got to read more PPC on the bus and be stared at. XD But at least there's a bus stop in Victoria so I didn't have to face the (real) tubes to get the train home to Chavstone.

Mind you, I'm only staying home until New Years, then I'm running back to Oxford and the peaceful bliss of my own bedroom that I don't have to share and an Internet connection I don't have to fight for.

I'm snug in my bed at home in DC right now, leaving the frozen wastes of Wisconsin behind me. I'm not sure if that's traveling though, or more a "college student who hasn't settled down yet" thing.

I'm hoping to see the inauguration, though--will that make up for the lack of "visiting new places"-ness?

I don't actually have anywhere to go as of now. Heh.

Mum's got to work Christmas, and Dad's having surgery on his leg, so he won't be going anywhere. We'll be nice and cozy at home. ;-)

I shall be going all the way down my cul-de-sac, nipping down the street, crossing the main road, and ambling down another street, to go to my parents'. A total journey time of ten minutes. Admittedly there will be a further five minutes in a car to my grandparents', but as they only live two miles from my house, we should probably skip the song and dance.

Yay for drunken Christmases in reach of one's own bed! (For that happy passing out experience.)

Not really anywhere to go for a 16 year old in the middle of such a ridiculous snowstorm, and my mum had a car accident so she needs me to take care of her anyway. Ah well.

I'm going to drown myself in fanfic, though. And try to watch Battlestar Galatica. Because Miss Cam introduced me to it. ^.^

Sadly I'm remaining at home in the suburbs of Chicago. Wish I could go somewhere... *sighs*

~Zoe~

Instead I'm stuck on a different continent than my husband, waiting for the idiotiotic UK government to decide whether I deserve a spouse visa or not.

Not that I'm, you know, bitter or anything.

Well, maybe just a bit.

To work and back every day...through ice and snow. It's quite exciting actually, like a mini-adventure each day.

My company paid for me to fly to the Emerald Isle for a long weekend so that all the members of our company could meet up at a Christmas party. (If you've been wondering why I haven't been posting lately...) :D

It was fantastic. The area we stayed in was beautiful. It was called Clifden. Small villages, lots and lots of bog and cliffs by the sea, gorgeous mountain ranges. Very wet, of course: I saw three rainbows in one day! Best. Christmas party. Ever.

Mmm...

*distributes virtual Irish pudding to everybody*

We will be visiting my grandmother during the morning and then dinner will be at my uncle's house. We will be joined by my other set of grandparents. My Christmas doesn't end until Saturday when I go to visit my grandfather and grandmother. We will be travelling in Virginia and Maryland.

with pillows and blankets and mattresses and teddy bears. It's called Sleep Land and I need it after two weeks of exams (even if they were only mocks. God, the real ones are gonna kill me). :)

My closest family members who do NOT already live under the same roof as I are about twenty-four hours of travel away, the complete opposite side of the planet. Can't exactly afford the fare, either. So I'm staying home and wasting time. :)

Enjoy your trip(s)!

*ducks the pole*

300 mile drive across the state from university to home, took 7 hours. Snow all the way, and snowing for a good part of it.

I've already traveled from college to my boyfriend's house to home. On Monday I'm going to travel from home to my paternal grandparents' house, then to my maternal grandmother's house, to my uncle's house, to home, and finally back to college. Three different states involved in all that. Looots of driving.

~Neshomeh, who has not been able to catch enough private time to record anything that she's promised to, and it's annoying her.