The Star Inn Cape May

... is how God poned Sodom and Gomorrah. People like this," said Michael jealous of their rocky adventure that he only daydreamed about. Then she was down, too quickly to have been intentional. And after watching her husband bend over her and her struggle to her feet and limp back toward the sand, we concluded she had fallen on the dangerous rocks.<br><br>We went to the Frozen Custard Shop and got a bag of ice and met them at the end ...

I've been wanting to visit the European Christmas Markets for several years now, but my husband was reluctant - he's not a fan of the cold! But this year he relented. I'm approaching one of those "milestone" birthdays, and frankly, I would rather travel than have a party, so this year we are going!<br><br>We got brochures in the mail from a number of different companies featuring Christmas Time Cruises. I also ...

... took us thru nice open farmland growing corn and some legumes Cath thinks.<br>We had to cross over Chesapeake Bay via a huge bridge that I think is 5 miles over water and as high if not higher than our gateway.<br> <br>somewhere along this route we stopped for Lunch at Handee&#8217;s Broiled Burgers we entered and the lady that served us I think was dressing up for Halloween earlier either that or she had forgot to put the full set of teeth in as all ...

... ferry to Delaware where we explored the town of Lewes and hit the outlets. We came back for a late birthday dinner at the Peter Shields Inn. Good food and a fantastic view of the ocean from our table.<br><br>Wednesday was already our last day. So we hit the beach all day and then jumped in our cars and left. All in all it was a perfect little relaxing beach get a way.

... me and he flipped out! So now he came to me all nice and didnt say sorry! He just epected that i would be ok with it! But no! Not when you work hard for something then pay for it yourself then someone rips it into millions of pieces? Thats ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm mad, but i follow what god says and forgave him even though he didnt say sorry. I cant belivie this! Hopefully this will pass and the summer will be uphill from here. Gosh!<br>

... Marina and heading for a shrimp dinner at the Lobster House. The Lobster House is a giant sea food place right on the docks where the boats come in. Its always packed but the atmosphere was worth it.<br><br>A good run for the day. The weather looked iffy but the f-cast called for two days of light air and 2-4 foot seas going north. This looked like a good weather window on our passage up to New York and points north.

Monday morning we said our goodbyes to Karen and Allen and set off across country to Cape May, at the southern tip of New Jersey, where we were meeting up with more friends - Ken from Boston and Diana from Cape Cod.<br><br>Despite the big distance Ken and Diana have to travel, we all arrived within 15 mins of each other at the little house we are renting -so we open a bottle of wine to celebrate before heading to the local supermarket to stock up on ingredients ...

... in small print was a chart that started " After 72 hours ..... $50.00" and so on for 30 days. Let's think about this for a moment shall we? Delaware does not have real estate tax, sales tax or income tax which at first seems like a really nifty thing but how are small towns that rely HEAVILY on summer trade suppose to make ends meet? They didn't post parking restrictions in a heavy tourist area, don't make it readily apparent that tickets must ...

Leah came down to meet me and Andy in Rehoboth Beach, DE before packing up the car and hitting the road. Since the weather was so nice, we decided to take the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel to enjoy the scenery that surrounds it. Somewhere along the way (maybe 3 hours into the 16 hr car ride, the heat stopped working. I later was told by a mechanic that I was at the boiling/freezing point for my radiator fluid or something...makes sense now). Our ride down wasn't ...

... I did the only logical thing to do, I asked her if she did or was considering doing anything wrong. She said no, her problem was that she didn't have enough cash to buy the ticket on the train. They wanted to get her information to send a bill for the fare to her. I was very relieved. She actually thought others might think that she was a suspected felon or terrorist. I told her she was right, that's what I thought! Anyway, she turned out to be a lot of ...