Residence Inn By Marriott 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>

October 29, 2009<br><br>Today's outing is to the Hagley Museum, the site of the first DuPont black powder works along Delaware&#8217;s Brandywine River. My memories of the Hagley are from a springtime visit 25 years ago when the dogwoods were in full bloom and they totally enchanted me; today it is colors of autumn. <br><br>In the powder yard stone mills and storehouses recall a time when water power was the source of energy. Blacksmith ...

I just spent a month in Philly for a project. Since work and travelling ate up most my time, I didn't get to see very much of this city. My favorite restaurant here is a restaurant called Beau Monde (http://creperie-beaumonde.com/) which makes Breton-style crepes that are the best I've had outside of France ...

... which has afflicted me for some time now. I probably wouldn't have had the audacity to pull a stunt like this, i.e. dropping everything to pursue a long-term independent travel experience (did I use it correctly, Sasso?), if it weren't for my travel experience in Costa Rica. Not only did I learn practical skills like efficient packing and living modestly, but also such things as genuine hospitality and the importance ...

... Salar de Uyuni (the salt deserts), Sucre, Potosi, La Paz and Coroico, Copacabana and Lake Titicaca. Then I will cross into Peru, where definites will be Cusco, the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu (the one thing I've already booked since you have to do it well in advance), Arequipa, and the other side of Lake Titicaca. There are a few other places on my list I'll hope to get to as well. In ...

... has to pick up her new phone after losing it in the Virginia Beach drunken debacle. From here we decide to take a trip into Philly as we have never really taken the tour. Dre takes us to a food market before heading to South Street and the more eccentric side of the city. We manage to find a nice bar to have a bite to eat and even manage to resist an afternoon beverage, despite the sunny weather. As we are leaving the bar we come across a huge dog called Bear that ...

... FL Raft Guy Rob Casino Dealers (No wait; we supported them) Wild animals that didn't harm/eat us Jeff from Connecticut Ed from Boston Rutgers University (for graduating us) Naked people on South Beach at Miami, FL Old Guy at Key West Keith's aunt, cousins, and little Austin People at NASA Ushers at Ballgames B-Love's aunt, her boyfriend, and cousins at Phoenix and Tempe, AZ Old Guy at De Priest Motel with golfcart X-Country ...

... one Carnivorous Couchon that was merely maimed. I am not responsible for what happens to you during and after reading this journal. It is not my fault. You have been warned. Dedication I like to dedicate this journal to Brett Love and Keith Lemchak. Without you, I could not have written the journal and drove at the same time and the stories would not be that exciting nor the dialogue. A special thanks to everyone else who was involved in all of our lives ...