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Boston! It’s more than a feeeeeling!

Driving in Boston

2010 – FINALLY a year that didn’t suck flaming hogballs

For as long as I can remember, every time a year came to an end I would curse it, spit at it, then kick it in the groin and declare good riddance as I eagerly awaited for the ball to drop to finally put that crap year out of its misery. But for the first…

You’re In My Town Now

TGi Fridays with Friend

A little over a week ago my friend from Arkansas had to do another business trip for Murphy USA, this time to New York. I had already visited him on his turf in Arkansas, and now he would be visiting mine. After picking him up at LaGuardia, we headed into the city towards the Marriott…

Prancing around the Smokies

Traffic in Pigeon Forge

This post covers the events from October 19th to the 21st, during my stay in the Smoky Mountain region. There was so much to see in this region I couldn’t NOT take a peek around. The worst thing about it though was that it was obviously peak season, and if that weren’t bad enough, apparently…

Log Cabin, Mountains, Scented Candles = A Dream Fulfilled

Above The Starrs Cabin - Entrance into Kitchen

This post covers the events on October 19th, when I finally reach the Smoky Mountain region and checked into my cabin for the first time. Traffic really started to get congested the minute I hit Sevierville. I didn’t realize it at the time, but this particular region that Dollywood helped to immortalize is actually distinguished…

From One Music Mecca to Another

Nashville at Night

Finally made it to Nashville Friday night, well, just outside of it actually. I got tired of playing Russian Roulette on Priceline.com for the past week, so I opted this time to stay at a suburban hotel outside the city limits. Hotels.com had an excellent guest rating for the Country Inn in nearby Goodlettsville, so…

A Whrrly Weekend at Lake George

Last weekend wasn’t really meant to be a getaway, just an excuse to get my ride to a service center that wouldn’t rip me off, then take a short trip to Lake George in the Adirondacks for the weekend rather than jet 200 miles back home. One thing I’ve learned from this trip: don’t go…

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