continuation of your favorite never-ending series

December 30, 2002, - January 1, 2003: about Karl May's books, missing occupants of the first American tenement block, snobby Sedona Vortex, bar regulars and dirt-cheap accommodation in Phoenix

December 28 - 29, 2002: on how we saw cacti and missiles, immigrated in the middle of United States, almost slept under a bridge -- and finally reached real White Sands

December 26 - 27, 2002: getting there turns out to be long and tedious business

December 1 - 25, 2002: ... and brings El Niño along as well our next visitors and a fence box on our back yard

November 29 - 30, 2002: has a view to an Indian Fortress and volcanic plains of Lava Beds

November 12 - 27, 2002: ... is not a simple thing

October 15 - November 11, 2002: about holidays, fairy beings, storms, and mercury mines

October 1 - 14, 2002: about some more heroic deeds of my fragile mother

September 27 - 30, 2002: four days without wife, on four wheels through four states

October 5, 2002: early in the morning, the sun rises and so do other things, like for example balloons.

September 8 - 30, 2002: on a growing popularity of our home, censorship, Suchýš, Tux, and my mom.

September 4 - 7, 2002: about abrupt changes in weather, a gingerly bear, and a way back home.

September 2 - 3, 2002: about Places, highways in Montana, and mountain goats. (Meh.)

September 2, 2002: R rated - about a romantic novel, a mining town, and an extremely interesting museum

August 31 - September 1, 2002: to prevent our family vacation from spoiling, we started our trip by immersing ourselves in salt

August 5 - 25, 2002: what can happen if you let a Hippo loos on a garden or behind a wheel.

July 14 - August 4, 2002: about our limp load, a practically immortal man, and a drain that fought back.

July 1 - 14, 2002: took place independently of crowds, and independently tested our dependence on our Wagon.

June 10 - 30, 2002: as is appropriate for the silly season, we are bringing your our unimportant news about trivial things around our house.

May 22 - June 9, 2002: about a fictitious handbook, a non-existent city, and a fake farm.