Gail here - We're in Brookhaven, NY, on the southern shore of Long Island, staying with Rob's brother Tom and Kath his wife. It was an easy drive across Delaware, New Jersey on the New Jersey Turnpike, and New York until we got to NYC. I was driving, luckily, because the Nanny sent us through the Lincoln Tunnel and dumped us out on the streets of Manhattan! Yikes! We traversed the width of the island on 34th street hoping for a miracle. I think Carolyn heard some sailor-blue language from me yelling at the Nanny. I think I fired her at one point.
The lemonade out of lemons part of the story is that CJ got a quick tour of NYC. She saw all the famous streets - 34th, Broadway, Madison, Park - and the famous giant Macy's. She squeezed in this sightseeing in between gasps and white knuckle moments in the melee of NYC traffic. But I guess the Nanny redeemed herself because she got us back on 495 headed for Long Island even though the skyscrapers kept messing with her satellite connection.
I'm happy to share Brookhaven with CJ since so much of Rob's history is here, and we always love visiting family here. We're off to visit my cousin Melissa today, and headed for Maine tomorrow.
Monday, December 31, 2007
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Happy New Year!!!!
Sounds like you 2 should make it to Maine before the next storm hits. I'd like to see what Gail's new home looks like with snow.
Just got a call from Carolyn. They are at Gail & Rob's home in Rockland. To all of you that provided hospitality and friendship to them as they made their way across the country, thank you.
You made it!....and just in the nick of time. It's been a blast following your adventures. A big California hug to Rob...you can uncross your frozen fingers now guy. But don't stop here girls, keep us posted on your Maine adventures, at least thru the storm.
Wow, you're there. 4,497 miles. I think Ronnie Milsap said it all with "Let's take the long way around" (ok so that really really ages me!).
What are we going to do now that you are there? Get back to our own lives - boring. Keep us posted on the Maine adventures. I, too, would like to see Gail & Rob's house in the snow.
I will sleep better knowing you're there.
Hugs, Donna
P.S. How are those plants, Steve?
re: Plants, think of how much fun Carolyn will have buying new ones.
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