
We've spent a little over 40 hours in the van in the last week and a half, and I've heard many artists on the radio that I haven't heard in years. I've heard "Don't go Chasing Waterfalls" by TLC twice, Ace of Base songs twice and Real McCoy twice. There must be more demand for songs from the early 90's around here. That is something I can support, I've enjoyed singing along. I will always proclaim the "jughandle" one of the weirdest things about the East coast, specifically New Jersey. Today we had someone honk at us because we were making a left-hand turn instead of using the "jughandle." Also in New Jersey they don't let you pump your own gas and that frustrates Andy. This isn't so much an oddity as it is a really fun time, but yesterday I went to the biggest thrift store that I have ever been to. I went with a friend in New Jersey, and it was awesome. I always like to get stuff for Andy when I shop at thrift stores. I can usually find some brand name dress shirts and some jeans that he can work in. That was a lot of fun. While I was there, Andy went to the biggest tool market that he's ever been to. He picked up another antique tool to add to our display table. We've learned some things out here too. We've learned about Jewish building techniques, Andy has decided to add the word "ambiance" to his vocabulary. Also, thanks to a pastor in Newfield, NJ, Andy and I have stopped to consider the redundancy of Panera Bread...don't ask. sheesh.
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I'm intrigued. What do you mean by redundancy at Panera Bread? You told me not to ask, but I don't follow directions.
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