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Monday October 31, 2005

New Jersey

This week, I'm traveling on business in the great state of New Jersey. I've been here before, but it was for a wedding and I didn't get to see much. Today I flew in to Newark, rented a car and raced the sunset to my hotel. Damn daylight savings time. I like the cold, I love snow and I think winter is great - but I can't help agree with Russell a little bit.

Fall Foliage in NJ

I'm looking forward to this week, mainly because it's fun to talk about Spring and Hibernate to people that don't know much about it. It'll also be fun because time usually flies when I travel. The faster this weekend comes, the better. It's Abbie's birthday and the first DU Hockey home game.

I can't believe Abbie is going to be 3. It's pretty incredible that DU has been national champions for the majority of her life. ;-)

Posted in General at Oct 31 2005, 07:23:48 PM MST 1 Comment