Sandra, if I was twenty years younger I would love to be a travel agent specializing in Pet Travel. At 50 I went to Southwestern College and took travel classes, I loved it, but the years crept up on me. I think it is a very good career for a young person today, as more and more people are going to travel with their pets, and I'm not saying just the older folks, but many young will too. The potential for finding travel, hotel rooms, recreation etc for people traveling with pets is unlimited by imagination. How about you? You can always change careers, I did in midstream. Thanks for the nice things you say, the cabin was nice. You won't believe this for dinner we went to place called "Cowboy Steakhouse" it was great and the next place we went to was called the
Blue Whale and our son had what they call
a "New England Shore Dinner" No lie, it was a bucket with a lobster, cherry clams, crab legs, fish, shrimp, sausage I can't remember the rest, we all had to help him. Now the shore dinners I have had in Rhode Island had
red clam chowder, clam cakes, Lobster, steamed clams, and corn on the cob. Gee I'm getting hungary my New England is coming out in me.
Jackie
p.s. Sandra, you know I would do anything for my dogs even sit with them in their kennel so they don't get homesick. ha ha

[ August 30, 2001: Message edited by: Jackie ]