Econo Lodge NJ State Aquarium Cherry Hill

... These people were some of the friendliest people we've met--really, the whole culture of the school was incredibly friendly and laid back. I suppose you have to be when working with the mentally handicapped. It's a very selfless profession. And with selflessness comes an overall enjoyment of life that is harder to find in some of the hectic, business-oriented schools we've seen. How much has to be taken away for us to realize what really makes us happy in life?

... s or gas stations to pull over, you see STARBUCKS signs that say OPEN 24 HOURS. <br><br> Oh, and of course, it is known for the larges museum of art in the world : ) I did get to go in the museum and they told me it would take 4 hours to do a self-tour! crazy! well, i didn't have that much time, so i walked fast through it. It was truly amazing. I got to see "The Thinker" statue and some more great art! I wish i could have seen it all! Next time! <br><br>I ...

Hello All!<br><br>I hope the fall is treating everyone well up in New Brunswick!! <br>I leave tomorrow for Atlantic CIty and then from A.C. to Cartagena, Colombia verrrry early on Monday morning! I just wanted to give this blog a try and keep you all updated with my travels and RU recruiting adventures! Feel free to add anyone that may be interested in reading :) I will be in touch soon!<br><br>Adios!<br><br>Kate<br>

... of the precautions there were accidents and explosions resulting in damage to the homes on site and the loss of over 200 lives in the 119 years of operation, including the death of a DuPont. The mill closed in 1921.<br><br>Strolling the beautiful grounds, along the Brandywine River or through the woods, can easily consume the better part of a day whether you have an interest in the history or just want for a beautiful place to walk.<br>

... bad I won't get another chance to eat here before I leave because its worth going to twice in a week! I ordered the chicken &amp; wild mushroom crepes....delish! If you lvoe crepes, then you have to hit this place up. I warn you though....its much fancier (and pricier) than the average creperies in the US.

... out and getting ready for our trip to NZ, stocking up on clothes and bits and pieces. We headed down for our first experience of the New Jersey shore as we were lucky enough to go and stay with Siobhans' parents in their amazing place right on the seafront. A good night was had by all, Rein in particular who was doing his best McLovin impression with his fake ID. The next day we headed back to Philly to catch the ...

... other parts of the world), so we'll see what happens in the future... Overall, I was down there for more than five and a half months. If I'm not mistaken, I spent 92 nights in Argentina, 23 nights in Peru, 21 nights in Bolivia, 15 nights in Brazil, 10 nights in Chile, and 9 nights in Uruguay (and of course 2 nights flying in between North and South America). I'm attaching here some pictures from my last week in South America. I'm also going to soon put up ...

... and exotic lifestyle for a long time. One of them is the Navy commercial that begins: "If someone were to write a book about your life, would anyone want to read it?" That commercial almost made me want to join the military. The other one is the American Express print advertisement that I see in magazines which involves celebrities writing down their wildest dream, biggest challenge, and proudest moment, among other things ...

Well, I made it back to the States, safe and sound. It was a long journey to get back, about 25 hours door to door -- mainly due to to (1) needing to leave for the airport at 1:15am even though my flight was not until 6am because my bridge connecting me to the main part of town opens up for 3 hours every night such that you can't cross (one of the reasons you stay out so late in St. Pete...) and (2) a 6.5 hour layover in Frankfurt. But anyway, hope ...

... in Camden Yards. Those *******s already have tickets so I have to get one, hopefully. Which brings me to me. I am Bryan Patrick Couchon, 5' 7" 145 lbs of pure beefcake. Turn-ons include an empty bar stool, making fun of Greggy Love, ChemCad, & acting stupid. Turn-offs include answering Greggy's questions, a plastic cup instead of a glass, getting my ass beaten, & foods that start with the letter "Z". I have lots of road trip experience. Along with the ...