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I have to show up a bit early so I'll be there 12-12:30ish.

Not I. Stupid sump pump must've gone off every 5 minutes, and lucky me, it's under the master bedroom. I ended up sleeping in the living room. Got maybe 3 hours total.

I was wondering for a while where the closest library is. Found out 2 weeks ago it's on the 2nd floor of the PNC bank in town. I kid you not.

Talking about that today made me realized just how homesick I am. If there was anything affordable I'd surely come back, though not necessarily back to the Toms River area. Maybe once I finish a degree or two...

The subject of my next book signing came up at work (Lines on the Pines), so I told a coworker it was in Sweetwater. She didn't know where that was, so I then said it's in the Pine Barrens. "What's that?" What? So then I said, "You know, where the Jersey Devil's from." "What's that...

Varano can't even keep up on his town's parking permits (a huge reason as to why I'm glad I'm no longer in Bayville), you really think he knows how or what to preserve?

*cough*

I tried doing a search for this but came up practically empty. I had heard about this a few years when I was out, dare I say it, geocaching. I was at Harry Wright Lake and somebody wrote something in the log about the nearby ruins being from a nudist colony. I didn't see the ruins and figured...

I saw a melanistic squirrel in the woods by Parkway ramp 88 once. Its fur was pretty shaggy. Looked like a lil' sasquatch hopping from tree to tree.

I wonder if they "found" anything. I know people did die there, but don't people die just about everywhere? I liked this prison because there are a few tricks set up. Some cell blocks play sounds when you walk down them. It caught me off guard the first time I went.

We're at about 4 inches right now and it ain't slowing down. I'm considering it a snow day from work. :guinness:

That's how I feel too. Seaside was always 3 miles away from me for 25 years. I didn't go very much but I still miss it. Lately I really, really miss Berkeley Island and especially Ocean Gate's boardwalk. I've only ever known bays & oceans; this whole lake & stream thing's taking some getting...

I love it up around the Water Gap. That was one place I was initially looking at, but it's still out of my range for now. Maybe in a few years.

I didn't know until I ran away to Elkton last year that Maryland was considered the North. We were walking around Antietam Cemetery and saw Maryland soldiers buried alongside PA, NY, NJ, etc. A few signs mentioned they were part of the Union.

Not everyone who left did so because they wanted to.

Too bad they can't proofread.

And here I thought they only guarded washed out Pine Barrens bridges. :v:

At least this one's somewhat proofread. His other post is atrocious :rolleyes:

Today, 4-5 inches. Now sleeting.

"Kevin" and "John" pose the questions, and this "Matthew" guy just so happens to sign up right afterward and also has the answers. Notice the links in his signature and profile. I'm sure someone will miraculously have the answers for "Kevin" as well. Interesting way to spam, albeit one that...