This is me driving westbound on the PA turnpike, travelling through the Kittatinny Mountain Tunnel in October of 2007.

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You never really appreciate what you have until it's gone. Quite a common theme in life, love, and the pursuit of happiness. Even moreso when you move and find yourself 500 miles from home. Where do you buy food? Where do you buy liquor? Where do you get grub when you have the late-night munchies ( Read more... )

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I just feel so out of it lately. I've pulled out in front of traffic two separate times within the past two days. Apparently, both were severe enough to warrant horns (which people in Michigan rarely do) and one jerk-off in a Camaro decided to follow me for five minutes. The thing is that I don't do that stuff. I know my car doesn't have a lot ( Read more... )

Some over the road truck driver once said that if you become a driver to find something, you won't find it out there. There is nothing on the open road but time to think ( Read more... )

No wonder why I was so damn confused when I received the Godfather II disc and it said that it's only 74 minutes long: NETFLIX ONLY SENT ME THE SECOND DISC OF A TWO DISC SET ( Read more... )

At the place where I work, we get a set number of vacation, sick, and personal days per year. All the reasons why I think this is a shitty system, this year I've decided to save up a decent amount of vacation time and spend it all at the end of the year so I can take one long trip. Right now it stands at Detroit to Charleston, SC to Gainesville, ( Read more... )

This past weekend, I took a day off work and went out east. I really didn't tell too many people because I honestly only thought about the idea two weeks before I left. But I'm back and I'm safe and as always, I have my opinions.

The Drive EastI made pretty good time. Left at 9am, made two stops, got lost in Newark, NJ and still made it there ( Read more... )

This weekend was a busy one. I'll have to create two other separate posts just to relay all the happenings and my feelings and interpretations of them. One related to the beer fest on Friday and the other related to what I did on Saturday. But back to the driving.

( Driving to Cleveland.. )

Over the weekend, I took a day off and travelled to Wisconsin to visit some friends. I was able to see two major cities within the state, during the daytime and on the weekend, which is unlike most trips I take. Here are my observations.

Milwaukee versus DetroitOne of the things that strikes you is that Milwaukee doesn't really have any sky- ( Read more... )