I think I had a format of how my entries were going to be written. I don't remember what that is now, and I probably won't be bothered to edit this later, when I can check.
I'm still in the process of processing my photos from DC, but those will come sooner or later.
Flew from Boston to CLT (Charlotte, NC) on US Air, which reaffirmed how much I detest US Air. The planes, the boarding procedure, etc, I just had issue with it all. The CLT airport was very nice though. Through security brings you to a central plaza with a bunch of food and shopping areas, and then the 5 terminals branch off radially. Has moving walkways, too. It may not be as large as a lot of airports, and expansion would probably be tough, but for what it is, it's good.
Flew then to MYR (Myrtle Beach, SC) which feels a lot like how I remember MHT (Manchester, NH) to be back when my Dad was traveling. There's 6 or 7 gates, and you can walk the length of the terminal in 5 minutes. It (or other small airports in general) would be an ideal launching point for me to live near, except that I'd never get a direct flight anywhere. Could show up at the airport 20 min before the flight, though :)
Haven't seen anything of SC but some dark roads, but the hotel (Cyprus Inn, Conway SC) is an awesome little place. Run by two elderly couples, 'check-in' involves getting a tour of the place, a short walk down the riverfront, and then walking you to your room (I'm in Quinlan's Quarters, which beats 102A anyday) and showing you around. Now that I think about it, the place reminds me of a B&B (or what I imagine one would be). It's a quaint little place, and only 100/night. Course, it's in Conway, not Myrtle Beach, so the ocean is about a half hour's drive away. Good stuff, none the less.
Later Days!