Leave Monday
Tulsa to Barcelona $822/person (90 less the time before, but has stayed the same for two
Leave Tuesday: June 28, 2010
Dublin to Tulsa $725 up from last month!!!
Friday, October 8, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
More update flight cost
This is two weeks after the last update..... a little obsessive? I don't think so! =]
Leave Monday
Tulsa to Barcelona $822/person (90 less the time before, but has stayed the same for two weeks) total for both of us = $1645
Tulsa to Rome $822/person (100 less the time before, but has stayed the same for two weeks)
Tulsa to Venice $1265/person (100 more than last time)
Tulsa to Dublin $575/person (175 less than last time, but has stayed the same for two weeks)
Tulsa to Rome $822/person (100 less the time before, but has stayed the same for two weeks)
Tulsa to Venice $1265/person (100 more than last time)
Tulsa to Dublin $575/person (175 less than last time, but has stayed the same for two weeks)
Leave Tuesday: June 28, 2010
Barcelona to Tulsa $1200/person (100 less than last time, but has stayed the same for two weeks)
Rome to Tulsa $1600/person (went up some more from the past two weeks)
Venice to Tulsa $1590/person (stayed the same)
Dublin to Tulsa $690/person (up 30 from two weeks ago) for both = $1370
Barcelona to Tulsa $1200/person (100 less than last time, but has stayed the same for two weeks)
Rome to Tulsa $1600/person (went up some more from the past two weeks)
Venice to Tulsa $1590/person (stayed the same)
Dublin to Tulsa $690/person (up 30 from two weeks ago) for both = $1370
NOT including tax or fees...
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Some Ideas:
British Museum to see the Rhind Papyrus at the British museum! (I'm such a math nerd)http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/highlights/highlight_objects/aes/r/rhind_mathematical_papyrus.aspx
Also, visit the school in Italy for Pathagoras... possibly, still doing research into it.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Update Flight Expenses
Tulsa to Barcelona $822/person (90 less)
Tulsa to Rome $822/person (100 less)
Tulsa to Venice $1160/person (40 less)
Tulsa to Dublin $575/person (175 less)
Barcelona to Tulsa $1200/person (100 less)
Rome to Tulsa $1540/person (40 up)
Venice to Tulsa $1590/person (110 less)
Dublin to Tulsa $660/person (40 less)
A week difference....
Flight from Barcelona to Rome $150
Flight from Dublin to Liverpool $150 (monday)
ryanair.com cheap flights..... look into though for safety and addresses.
Tulsa to Rome $822/person (100 less)
Tulsa to Venice $1160/person (40 less)
Tulsa to Dublin $575/person (175 less)
Barcelona to Tulsa $1200/person (100 less)
Rome to Tulsa $1540/person (40 up)
Venice to Tulsa $1590/person (110 less)
Dublin to Tulsa $660/person (40 less)
A week difference....
Flight from Barcelona to Rome $150
Flight from Dublin to Liverpool $150 (monday)
ryanair.com cheap flights..... look into though for safety and addresses.
Temperatures
Dublin: Going to be 55F so pretty chilly. Will need pants, and a jacket for this trip.
Paris: High around 75F, so pretty nice.
Rome and Other Italian cities: Will be the warmest, around 75-80F
Barcelona: A lot like Italy.
United Kingdom: 64-72F
Whole trip will be somewhat chilly. Definetly will need a jacket.
Paris: High around 75F, so pretty nice.
Rome and Other Italian cities: Will be the warmest, around 75-80F
Barcelona: A lot like Italy.
United Kingdom: 64-72F
Whole trip will be somewhat chilly. Definetly will need a jacket.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
School has started!!!!
My dearest blog. How do I wish I could write novels on you, around you, with you. Thanks to my education and the program I am in, it will be a long while before I can do daily or even weekly post. Please realize that this does not mean we stopped our plans for Europe it just means that come December and January we will resume our friendship and start planning full force.
Sincerely,
Your travelers
Sincerely,
Your travelers
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Packing List
A camping backpack (that has proper back support)
Small purse/bag for carry on and day travel
A sleeping sheet, pillow (stuff with clothes)
One sweater/Leightweight jacket with hood incase of rain
2 pairs of pants (try to get those changeable pants that can turn into shorts)
One towel (see if you can get one of those napkin-sized ones from L.L. Bean or EMS) quick drying synthetic towel
Bandana/tie/scarf
Two plain T-shirts
One under shirt/tank top
2 button-down shirts, one short one long
4 pairs of underwear
2 pairs of socks
2 bras
A pair of shorts (to sleep in)
A skirt
A swimsuit (maybe)
One pair of boot-ish/tennis shoes
One pair of open-toed/flip flop shoes
Toiletries (shampoo, little makeup, deoderant, small brush, hair tie, toothpaste/brush, lotion, bobby pins) and bag to carry (with hook)
birthcontrol/medicene/firstaid finger nail clippers, tweezer, razor, panty liners for freshness
glasses/contacts
sunglasses
watch - ALARM CLOCK
Army Knife (with at least scissors, corkscrew)
spooknife plastic
waterbottle
Ziplock bags of different sizes
Concentrated detergent/clothes line
Travelers Guitar
Camera, charger, extra memory
Laptop, ipod http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/Internet.htm or http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/SmartPhones.htm
Map of cities
2 Copies of ID, money, itenary, passport, passes, hostel/flight, information and country codes to call http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/moneybelt.htm
small notepad/pen
Journal
book to read
cards to play
sewing kit
klennexes
dryer sheets (keep things fresh)
"clean hair" spray
spot cleaner
pillow case/inflable pillow
small flashlight
gum/breath mints
umbrella?
a few snack bars in carry-on incase late traveling.
postcards OR buiness cads to give out
Phone or phone cardhttp://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/mobilephones.htm see also laptop
lock http://travelstore.ricksteves.com/catalog/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog&parent_id=124
Italics = alread have
but any liquids 3.4 ounces in sealed back/air pressure may cuase explosion! =]
Limit yourself to one carry-on size bag: 9" x 21" x 13"
hostel info http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/1198hostels.htm
http://www.farecompare.com/
Student and hostel phone cards: Many travel cards — such as the ISIC student identity card or the HI hostel membership card — also double as prepaid calling cards. Ask for details when you buy your card. memberships pay for themselves in 4 nights! get one!!!
Get the right card for money! http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/moneytip.htm The bottom line. Here's the best formula for saving money as you travel: Pay for as much as possible with cash (use a bank that charges low rates for international ATM transactions, and withdraw large amounts at each transaction — keeping the cash safe in your money belt). When using a credit card, use a card with the lowest possible international fees, and make sure your transactions are charged in the local currency — not dollars. Then smile and enjoy your trip, feeling very clever for avoiding so much unnecessary expense.
Small purse/bag for carry on and day travel
A sleeping sheet, pillow (stuff with clothes)
One sweater/Leightweight jacket with hood incase of rain
2 pairs of pants (try to get those changeable pants that can turn into shorts)
One towel (see if you can get one of those napkin-sized ones from L.L. Bean or EMS) quick drying synthetic towel
Bandana/tie/scarf
Two plain T-shirts
One under shirt/tank top
2 button-down shirts, one short one long
4 pairs of underwear
2 pairs of socks
2 bras
A pair of shorts (to sleep in)
A skirt
A swimsuit (maybe)
One pair of boot-ish/tennis shoes
One pair of open-toed/flip flop shoes
Toiletries (shampoo, little makeup, deoderant, small brush, hair tie, toothpaste/brush, lotion, bobby pins) and bag to carry (with hook)
birthcontrol/medicene/firstaid finger nail clippers, tweezer, razor, panty liners for freshness
glasses/contacts
sunglasses
watch - ALARM CLOCK
Army Knife (with at least scissors, corkscrew)
spooknife plastic
waterbottle
Ziplock bags of different sizes
Concentrated detergent/clothes line
Travelers Guitar
Camera, charger, extra memory
Laptop, ipod http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/Internet.htm or http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/SmartPhones.htm
Map of cities
2 Copies of ID, money, itenary, passport, passes, hostel/flight, information and country codes to call http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/moneybelt.htm
small notepad/pen
Journal
book to read
cards to play
sewing kit
klennexes
dryer sheets (keep things fresh)
"clean hair" spray
spot cleaner
pillow case/inflable pillow
small flashlight
gum/breath mints
umbrella?
a few snack bars in carry-on incase late traveling.
postcards OR buiness cads to give out
Phone or phone cardhttp://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/mobilephones.htm see also laptop
lock http://travelstore.ricksteves.com/catalog/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog&parent_id=124
Italics = alread have
but any liquids 3.4 ounces in sealed back/air pressure may cuase explosion! =]
Limit yourself to one carry-on size bag: 9" x 21" x 13"
hostel info http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/1198hostels.htm
http://www.farecompare.com/
Student and hostel phone cards: Many travel cards — such as the ISIC student identity card or the HI hostel membership card — also double as prepaid calling cards. Ask for details when you buy your card. memberships pay for themselves in 4 nights! get one!!!
Get the right card for money! http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/tips/moneytip.htm The bottom line. Here's the best formula for saving money as you travel: Pay for as much as possible with cash (use a bank that charges low rates for international ATM transactions, and withdraw large amounts at each transaction — keeping the cash safe in your money belt). When using a credit card, use a card with the lowest possible international fees, and make sure your transactions are charged in the local currency — not dollars. Then smile and enjoy your trip, feeling very clever for avoiding so much unnecessary expense.
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