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Our buddies over at the most hilariously named company in America (they pronounce it An-al-tech, but they're not fooling anyone!) sent a press release out that they're celebrating a year of switching over to ten hour, four day a week work scheduling (as featured in Reader's Digest, four day workweeks are the wave of the future). Really, I think ( Read more... )

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I have a new laptop - well, a refurbished laptop - but it's a nice one - to replace the one I had that was on its last legs. This laptop is pretty nice- and surprisingly, I'm enjoying Vista. No complaints so far at any rate ( Read more... )

Today I went down the shore with my mom and my brother Joe. Joe and I climbed to the top of the Cape May Point Lighthouse (200 steps each direction!) and looked out at the sights below. Very pretty. I got a sticker for my state parks book, bringing my total to five - I'd have six if the Steuben house hadn't been flooded. I have to write to them ( Read more... )

I didn't go to Pennsbury manor today, because on further examination of the site and brochures we discovered it was closed on Monday

I had greek food for lunch, and fell out of a wheely chair instead. Good times.

Hit the 35 k today- still 15 to go!

More writing tomorrow, hopefully.

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The train ride was so much fun ( Read more... )

Nestled in the Wharton State Forest, in the Pine Barrens of South Jersey is a place called Batsto Village which I have frequented since my early childhood. It dates back, in some areas, to before the Revolulutionary War, and durring said war, Batsto manufactured cannon balls. Fireplaces were also made there- it is an area, like most of the Pine ( Read more... )