Trinidad and Tobago 2012

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Welcome to the Trinidad and Tobago Spring 2012 trip blog!

This blog is an online extension of our trip preparation and travel diary space. It's a paperless way for me to make important trip information accessible to you from any Internet-accesible computer. I hope you will explore and use the information supplied here. I also hope you'll share information you find on your own! Be sure to check this blog often for new information useful to your trip preparation. I will also use this space to post announcements and other news or events of interest to Caribbean travelers like ourselves. Please feel free to post any initial questions or comments about the trip here.

I am very excited about our traveling together in March!

Michelle

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Erin OJanuary 23, 2012 at 8:43 PM
Hey y'all,

I just wanted to take a study break to say I am uber (yes uber) EXCITED to go on this trip! Only a week back in school & I already want a break :-p I can't wait to live the island life, even if it is just for 1 week. See y'all at our next meeting!

-E-
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LaVondaFebruary 10, 2012 at 5:40 PM
Wow, this is going to be amazing.. I am super excited about this adventure. See you all Sunday!!
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