Divas Don't Yield

TO: Hazel1983@hotmail.com, LuLuLinda@aol.com, DreaminginCuban@juno.com FROM: imokurnot@yahoo.com DATE: May 30, 2006 11:27 PM SUBJECT: Cali Here We Come! OK, gals, while procrastinating on my thesis, I banged out a potential itinerary. If we each drive at least two hours every day, we should get to Frisco in time for the opening ceremony on Thursday the 22nd. Here's how I think we should ride: 9AM12PM:Me 12PM1PM:Lunch 1PM4PM:Hazel 4PM6PM:Lourdes 6PM8PM:Irena 8PM?:Dinner and all the fun we can stand and still hit the road by 9 AM SHARP the next morning. If we keep to this driving schedule, we'll spend the night in the following cities: 17thCleveland (I know this means missing the Emergency Brides' March, Irena, but we really need the extra day.) 18thChicago 19thDes Moines or OmahaI don't care either way. Omaha's another two hours west though and might be a better option, especially since the drive between Chicago and Des Moines is seven hours. Let's do as much as we can each day. Mush! 20thCheyenne? Denver? Someplace else?Still trying to figure this out. On the one hand, I thought Lourdes would want to drop in on her family. But the truth is it's going to be really tough to make it there because there's almost 700 miles between Denver and Des Moines (or Omaha). 21stSalt Lake CityI'm maaad curious, aren't you? 22ndSan Francisco! I suggest we stay in the same cities on the way back. Not just because this damned thesis is kicking my ass, and I don't have a lot of time to figure a completely different itinerary for the way home either. I'm just thinking that while going west, there's bound to be things that we're going to want to check out but won't have time to. So I say we hit the same cities again on the way home so we can do the things we couldn't on the way to Frisco. Everybody, give an update on your tasks so we can see where we are before we meet on Friday. Haze and I aren't going to have a lot of time, since we have to leave no later than a quarter to one for our graduation rehearsal. So let's use lunch to iron out any last-minute details. Peace, Jackie P.S. Anyone want a hundred bucks to finish this stupid paper for me? TO: imokurnot@yahoo.com, LuLuLinda@aol.com, Hazel1983@hotmail.com, FROM: DreaminginCuban@juno.com DATE: May 31, 2006 7:38 AM SUBJECT: Re: Cali Here We Come! Goddesses, I'm so excited! Jackie, I'm cool with the itinerary. Just one thing though . . . can someone switch with me? Since I don't drive a lot, I'd be a lot more comfortable if I didn't drive at night. But if no one else wants to do it, that's TOTALLY OK! It's summertime so maybe it won't be that dark when I start driving, right? As your self-designated community builder, conflict mediator, and spiritual healer, I came up with a few ideas. First, I bought a notebook so we can collectively document our journey. Like a scrapbook or journal. I have supplies, but feel free to bring whatever you need to express yourself. No rules other than please make a good faith effort to contribute to it. Remember to bring an item to offer as a gift to your sisters for our embarking ritual. Don't buy anything (I mean it, Lourdes!). It should be something that represents youQuintero, Sofia is the author of 'Divas Don't Yield ', published 2006 under ISBN 9780345482389 and ISBN 0345482387.