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• 10/13/2010 7:16 AM Elena wrote:
  The Greenbrier looks like a first class hotel. Is it a SPA in White Sulphur Springs? Nice stationery. Did you stay there?
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  1. 10/13/2010 9:12 AM Jesus Crisis wrote:
     We didn't stay there (not rich enough for that), but spent a day touring the Greenbrier, the former top secret Congressional nuclear fallout bunker beneath it, and the first summer White House (where presidents like Tyler, Van Buren and Buchanan stayed).
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• 10/13/2010 8:03 AM chris wrote:
  intrigued.... would like to hear the story that goes with this..
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  1. 10/13/2010 9:18 AM Jesus Crisis wrote:
     Alas, no electronic items were allowed on the bunker tour -- so I left my cellphone and camera behind and didn't get to take any photos at the Greenbrier.
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     1. 10/13/2010 10:19 AM chris wrote:
        That did answer my inquiry...
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• 10/13/2010 10:47 AM chris wrote:
  I meant "not"....
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• 10/18/2010 2:41 PM Tara wrote:
  These vacations you take look fun. Dave's and my first vacation together was to Washington and Virginia. Our next vacation will be our first with Shannon. We've only taken her to famliy events. No pleasure weekends yet.
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• 10/20/2010 9:23 AM smith wrote:
  i get green/envy, but why are you more greener? don't follow all the greens here. been wondering since i first read it and decided to ask. seize ya tonight at bd - we bringing granny.
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  1. 10/20/2010 12:26 PM Jesus Crisis wrote:
     I guess what I meant is greener as in less experienced/comfortable with the trappings of wealth and the wealthy - as well as, perhaps, more eco-friendly.  She seemed more envious of the lifestyle of most of thee people who stay at the Greenbrier - and the things she was wishing she could experience didn't interest me as much as her.  I'm just as envious of their wealth, I imagine, but less at ease with and  less desirous certain bits of their lifestyle as I perceive it (one example involved a dress that looked like a poorly made large sock with sequins that was selling there for thousands of dollars).
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  2. 10/20/2010 12:27 PM Jesus Crisis wrote:
     Look forward to seeing you and Granny tonight!
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