… when I did not even go for a run…
This can mean only one thing… I must be in New York!!!

That was over 11 miles of walking!!

Actually, I have a lot but I will get started with this. This trip, I noticed signs like this all over Manhattan. “Watch for falling snow and ice”, they say.

Here is what I would like to know … How?? How exactly do you watch for falling snow and ice? By looking up? And get smashed in the face by … you know… falling snow and ice? 🙂

On my way to New York (LGA) from Atlanta (ATL). Still not sure how we managed to jump from Atlanta to that point 33,000 feet above North Carolina border but it has been smooth sailing ever since 🙂

Just checked into a Marriott by the Charleston airport and noticed the room they gave me.

Did you know that is an Armstrong number and a Narcissistic number??

For the life of me, I cannot fathom what a serious sized trailer mounted barbecue grill is doing at the drive up counter in a bank in our vicinity.

I drove around to check it out – and get this – it was locked down to the post there! It was a bank holiday and there was nobody nearby to answer the obvious questions I had!!

Was there any need for that much specificity with the first three destinations when they would go “anywhere” anyways?

I think I can do that. Especially since there is not a single blade of grass to be seen anywhere nearby…

Had a lucky break with relatively less cloudy sky. The plane took off from the Portland airport towards the Pacific Ocean. And then banked right to take an about turn – giving me one of those rare sights from the window seat.

Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Rainier and Mt. Adams – all in the same frame. The picture was taken from about 20,000 feet and climbing and about a 100 linear miles away from Mt. Rainier with an iPhone…