deltafarmer

If farmers could raise their prices then we wouldn’t have a farm crisis.

I would have picked Hyatt House. The Pavillion rooms are too small and I got fussed at by a security guard when I picked up a peanut sandwich 10 minutes early. They take peanut butter way too seriously there.

Mon Ami Gabi is within walking distance.

I’m going next month and booked at the Drury Downtown for less than anything else.

I’ve been to the Omni once too. I thought it was very nice and would go back.

Central/North Arkansas maybe. I like the lakes in the Hot Springs area but also Heber Springs with Greer’s Ferry Lake and Little Red River is my favorite.

China doesn’t play by the same rules and it’s been going on for decades. Trump haters blame it on Trump but he’s the only president who seriously tries to fix it.

The U.S. has the largest consumer spending in the world. We are still a very important market. Therefore I think that the tariffs will bring about some more favorable trade deals for the U.S. I don’t think trade deficits will end though. We are shipping out low value commodities which other countries are using to produce high value end products back to us.

I get emails from Epic Pass saying that buying early gets you the best price. I’ve never bought one so I only know what’s advertised.

London is very large and spread out. There are a lot of very nice areas with nice hotels. We were there last year and stayed in the Mayfair area at a VRBO. I would look in Mayfair and Soho first for hotels then branch out if nothing suits you there. Two things we did that I really enjoyed were to visit the Notting Hill area, the Chelsea area and the Borough Market area around the Tower Bridge. We also went to the theatre district and saw a play. Elton John was playing his shows at the O2 and that is worth going to if anyone is playing there you like.