Oh, Another Thing… (And Hawaii Pics!)

November 3, 2015

by Kassandra Lamb

I love that famous line of Colombo’s: “Oh, one more thing…”

Actually today I have two things to mention.

One, I’m over at Barb Taub’s place today, talking about the psychology of travel, and finally sharing some pics from our big bucket-list trip to Hawaii.

(Including this one; I call it my Medusa look.)

Come on over and join the fun. Barb’s a hoot!!

Two, please check out our Halloween post from Saturday for some trick-or-treat nostalgia.

Aww, he’s soooo cute!!!!

4 Comments

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Vinnie Hansen

November 3, 2015 at 12:53 pm

I didn’t see any place to comment on Barb’s site. I enjoyed the photos, Kass, think you look good with wind-swept hair, and can totally picture you in yellow!

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Kassandra Lamb
November 3, 2015 at 1:11 pm
Hey Vinnie, that’s because I used the wrong link above. Try this one to comment: barbtaub.com/2015/11/03/guest-blog-kassandra-lamb-has-suitcase-will-travel/

And thanks for the compliment. I certainly didn’t have to worry about curling my hair that day. The humidity did it for me. 😉

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K.B. Owen
November 3, 2015 at 5:37 pm
Great post, Kass! That’s certainly how I felt about my Bermuda trip in August.

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Kassandra Lamb
November 3, 2015 at 8:51 pm
Thanks, Kathy!

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