Always interesting in Berkeley and the City by the Bay. When traveling with dogs, the hotel options are limited or pricy. Many charge $20-$25 for a dog or per dog, enough to pay for our evening dinner. So La Quinta and Motel 6 (yes, Motel 6, but they are improved over the wafer-tin soap and $1 extra for the key to activate the 12" black & white wall-bracketed TV.) La Quinta offers breakfast and Motel 6 even has passable free coffee. Who knew. The down side is often the location. Here in Berkeley, it's about 2 miles from the UC campus in the midst of a collective of international stores featuringIndian, Pakistani, Mexican, and Central American foods, clothing, and goods.
We have a friend who might appreciate this sofa.
Bozeman planners and citizens seem to think that a round-about requires a wide street. These are on 32" streets, reasonably attractive, and are entirely practical in Bozeman.
Berkeley is bike-friendly, and tag-friendly.
Saris are not only for Halloween.
After a fine Thai meal in Berkeley with friends, we are off to Reno, NV, on Sunday.
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