May 14, 2005
The Paris Hotel, Las Vegas, for the visit, and to see the Circus Soleil show called "Ka."
August 26, 2005
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The Westin Kierland Villas15620 North Clubgate Drive Scottsdale, Arizona 85254
Resort Phone: 480.624.1700 Resort Fax: 480.624.1701 |
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We were trying to go to Hawaii, but could not get the air travel schedules we wanted, so changed our destination to Arizona. The Arizona vacation is close to home and we will drive.
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2-Bedroom Lockoff Villa |
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This 2-bedroom/2-bath villa has a full kitchen and dining room; master suite has king Heavenly Bed; guestroom has queen Heavenly Bed, sleeper sofas (queen/full) in living rooms. Armoire with television, DVD, and radio in living rooms; fireplace;televisions in each bedroom; Heavenly Bath with jets; furnished patio; air-conditioning; washer/dryer;telephones with voice/data.
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| The Westin Kierland
Villas Villa Features - 2-Bedroom Lockoff Villa |
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| At The Westin Kierland Villas,
each spacious 2-Bedroom Lockoff Villa comfortably sleeps up to eight
adults. The villa "locks off" into two separate units, each with its own
bedroom and bath, fully equipped kitchen and living area. The Premium side of the 2-Bedroom Lockoff Villa features the master bedroom with special touches like a king Heavenly Bed® and a fireplace in the living room. The smaller 1-Bedroom Villa features the guest bedroom with a queen Heavenly Bed®. Utilize the entire villa to host family and friends, or reserve one side at a time for a more intimate vacation experience. Both sides of the villa feature the high quality decor and style synonymous with the Westin brand name. Our resort features non-smoking villas. Smoking is permitted on the villa patio or balcony. |
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» click to enlarge floorplan 1414 square feet*
Please Note: This is an artist's rendering
of one type of 2-Bedroom Lockoff Villa. It is provided to give a general
idea of unit rooms/area. The dimensions, interior layout and fixtures of
the villa as built may vary from those shown. |
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We will enjoy this place, indeed.
Karl and Jean
December 4, 2005
We travel to the Atlantis Hotel, Bahamas on December 4, 2005, for one week.
We have stayed at this place once before -- it is fabulous -- Jean Ross will be celebrating her first full year of "freedom from cancer" at this location.
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Phase II villa construction is scheduled for completion in late
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We leave Los Angeles on December 14th, flying directly to the Bahamas, the Atlantis Hotel. Perhaps you have seen ads for it on TV. It is an adventure, indeed. We'll be in a time-share condo there, large and beautiful, for four nights. My son, Garth, will join us for the time there. This is the resort that features the "water slide" that drops down 60 feet -- should be gentle enough for an old guy with a newly replaced hip joint!
The Atlantis is on Paradise Island and is
famous for its many fine restaurants, including several where the entire wall
area,
the complete circumference of the room, is glass windows looking out into the
ocean -- with fish. Thus, you are sitting at dinner while appearing to be,
and you are, underwater, looking out at the lighted coral and fish.
One
of these restaurants is the Café at the Great
Hall of Waters - Linen service against
glass-wall backdrop displaying marine life in Ruins Lagoon. Three-story vaulted
ceiling. American breakfasts. Lunch choices such as Ahi burger, Atlantic
swordfish club sandwich. Dinner choices such as Caribbean quesadillas, veal chop
with melted spinach. English afternoon tea, including Caribbean iced teas.
Pianist at night.
Then we fly to St. Thomas, take a ferry to St.
Johns, and stay at the Westin Resort for eight nights -- snorkeling and sunning.
Our room is actually a time-share villa with the master bedroom, a full kitchen,
dining area, living room, Jacuzzi, balcony, and view of the water.
This is a resort famous for weddings and
special
celebrations. St. John, U.S.V.I., is an island of
pure privacy and exceptional natural beauty. With its aqua-blue waters,
pure-white-sand beaches, lush green hillsides, and purple-hued sunsets, rest
assured your wedding album will be filled with many colorful memories. Most
important, when you host your wedding at The Westin Resort & Villas, St. John,
you and your guests will be treated to renowned service, gourmet catering,
endless activities, and luxurious amenities that have become synonymous with the
Westin name.
We move out of that fancy place on the 24th, and enjoy Christmas at the St. Thomas Marriott, three days there before we board one of the Windjammer cruises among the islands -- setting sail on December 27th, and returning to St. Thomas on the first of January. Our sailing vessel is a four-masted schooner very similar to the one shown below.
This is one of the famous "barefoot" sailing cruises -- our cabin is small, with bunk beds. We could, if we wanted, take a hand to hauling the sails and steering the ship -- but I suspect we'll be just taking it easy.
We fly immediately to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and stay in a resort hotel (below) for five nights before returning to Los Angeles on January 6, 2005.
All
during this time my daughter Maia and Tracye (the new ED while Maia gets more
training) will be minding the store. Our sales have been spectacularly
high in October and November -- perhaps we should go to the Caribbean for
longer!
We finish this grand tour by going to Puerto Rico and staying for about a week in the Westin Rio Mar. Many decades ago I, Karl Loren, lived for some years in Puerto Rico, so the place has many fond memories for me. Jean and I visited it for a week a few years ago -- staying at a nice resort near an old fishing village I had gone to often, years before, to rent a fishing boat for the day and sail among the islands nearby.
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We'll then be doing the "Hubbard Purification Program" since both Jean and I have had a lot of drugs and medicines in the past year -- so we get rid of those and do our final recuperation.
We'll be back, ready for a new future.
Jean Ross & Karl Loren
Karl
Loren and Jean Ross are planning a vacation cruise to
Alaska for the second day of August 2003. We now have the confirmed
tickets in our hands leaving Los Angeles on August 1st, and stay overnight in
Vancouver -- then leave on the cruise departure on August 2nd.
Here is ONE web site where you can get information:
http://www.princess.com/home.jsp
I found that the company web site was interesting, but generally you would "book" your cruise through any travel agency, particularly like the Auto Club Travel office, or any travel agency that handles "cruises." If they book cruises of any kind, they will probably know how to make a reservation for you for one of the Princess Cruises to Alaska.
We have now fully paid for that whole trip.
There are many "land excursions" along the cruise. I will definitely be going on the white water rafting side trip, Jean and I will take the dog sled ride -- and pick other side trips also. As of today, March 24, 2003, I've just come from the orthopedic surgeon who approved me for a hip replacement -- he says that I would be better off doing my white-water-rafting BEFORE hip replacement so that comes in September. I look forward to what will probably be my last white-water rafting experience during this cruise.
Jean gets a complete knee replacement in June 2003, and she has no interest in the rafting fun.
Many of our friends have taken this cruise and speak so highly of it that we are planning that cruise.
I am certainly not selling tickets, but we have many friends who have told us that if we go on such a cruise they would also very much like to go on the same cruise.
We are not offering any particular or special relationship to YOU, but if you would like to go on a cruise where Karl and Jean are, you would be welcome to schedule the same dates.
Details of what we finally select will be published here, from time to time. My very good friend, Mr. Owen L. Charles, and his wife, and Jean and I, have reserved two cabins on the "Aloha" deck of the Coral Princess. We have cabins 418 and 420.
Our cruise starts in Vancouver, takes 7 days to travel north to Alaska. The Charles have already been on this cruise, so will not continue with us on the "land tour" part. Jean and I leave the ship and continue for five more days on the land tour portion of our total cruise. We then leave from Alaska, by air back to Los Angeles on August 13, 2003.
I hope to have some number of family and personal friends with us.
We would be pleased to have Vibrant Life customers or just browsers to my 22,000 pages go on the cruise. I don't know how many might be interested. I am not promoting this as a cruise where you will be able to have many hours of consultation with Karl Loren, but I certainly do enjoy talking to my friends, and there are thousands of those friends -- customers, visitors to my web sites, family and personal friends.
So, if you are interested in joining us on this cruise, you are cordially invited to do so. You can let me know? Or don't. Just plan to take the cruise on the same departure date -- August 2, 2003 and say hello.
Details will be published on this page.
You can always send a message to Karl Loren to find out what the current status of the plans is.
We aid not buy our tickets from the below company, but there is information here about this cruise.
Karl Loren
Tour 3R -
Heart of Alaska - 12 Days/11 Nights -- Departure Date 2 August 2003
7-night Voyage of the Glaciers cruise with 4-night Land Tour featuring 2-nights
Fairbanks, 1-night Denali Princess Lodge and 1-night Anchorage
Itinerary: 6327 | Tour: T3A03R | Ship: Coral Princess
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3 | Ketchikan, Alaska | 6:30 AM | 2:30 PM | View |
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4 | Juneau, Alaska | 7:00 AM | 7:30 PM | View |
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5 | Skagway, Alaska | 7:00 AM | 8:00 PM | View |
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6 | Glacier Bay Cruising, Alaska | 6:00 AM | 3:00 PM | View |
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7 | College Fjord Cruising, Alaska | 3:00 PM | 6:00 PM | View |
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