Ayer, MA— I’m what, about 60 miles off the New Hampshire Border, just off I-495. I’m here taking a break having driven up from the house yesterday. Raining here, pretty hard, and has been since last night. They’re getting some
Marcy, NY– I’m at the Wal-Mart Regional Distribution center, dropping off some Oatmeal and such. The roads around here are still a bit messed up from the flooding last week, but in better shape than they were then, at least.
Hanover,MD– I came in last night arriving here around 5:30 this morning, for an unload. ‘ll be headed elsewhere around noon or so.
I spend most of yesterday eradicating a virus from my home network. Those who have some experienjce
Queens, NY– Yes, I’m in the city. Some flooding, mostly in Jersey, and a number of trees down, again in Jersey, mostly. I came in at 1am, so you can imagine that traffic was better than usual. I’m not looking
Can Cain? Herman Cain did what was expected and officially threw is hat into the ring, from Daily Caller:
Cain said one of the biggest reasons he’s running for president is because, “we have become a nation of crises.”
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Brooklyn, NY–
I’m in Brooklyn as this is posted. I ran from Rochester to Carlisle, PA last night, arriving there about 1am, and then to here. Rain the whole way, and there’s some flooding going on in the northeast. Made
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Dumbo’s Delusions, Michael Goodwin, New York Post:
Barack Obama has gone from a failing president to flailing at ghosts. Even allowing for desperate times, his desperate measures are a national embarrassment.
Emancipation? Give us a break.
With each
