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Pennsylvania Dutch Country
The second stop on our recent vacation was to Pennsylvania Dutch/Amish Country. We stayed at a wonderful Bed & Breakfast called the Silverstone Inn run by two outstanding hosts, Toni and Lorin Wortel. The Inn is a restored 1750s farmhouse, and features over 10 acres of farmland, an active fresh water spring, sheep, and some…
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Brandwashing
Do you have strong feelings of loyalty towards certain brands? Generally, I don’t. For many products, I’m happy buying whatever is cheapest at the moment. That often consists of store brands, like Wegmans pasta sauces, or ice cream, or… cat food. We’re 2 for 2 in recall roulette this year. First, there was the peanut…
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Sleeping Girls Redux
Back in March 2009, I snapped this photo of Amanda and Ariella sleeping on the couch. I couldn’t help notice the similar pose of Amanda and Cambree. Cambree’s much younger than Ariella was in her pic, but the similarities are certainly there. Although I do like the full color version of this photo as well.
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East Aurora Coop Capital Campaign
I’ve been a bit lax in posting updates here (as per usual) however most know from other social media sources that I was elected to the EA Coop Board of Directors earlier this year. The Coop is now in the middle of it’s most important venture – the capital campaign to raise the necessary funds…
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My next car
Lauren Fix was on WBEN this afternoon talking cars with Sandy Beach. I’ve had my Eclipse for almost five years now and it’s been a great car, but I’m always thinking about what car I’d like to buy next. Lauren said, “Your car is your personality” which I fully agree with. I tend to like…
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Nemesis defeated
A few months ago, I mentioned the difficulty that we’ve had uncovering a specific geocache. Well, last night we finally defeated the dreaded Dam the Cayuga Cache. Maybe it was that we both had reached our 50 cache milestones. Maybe it was that we were carrying the Lighthouse Nickel Travel Bug with us, and we…