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So we decided to stop in Connecticut on the New England leg of ourjourney. I think it was probably best. We left DC around six in theevening, and I don't think we would have survived the drive to Bostonthat night. The New Jersey Turnpike pretty much cemented the CT stopplan. I mean, they're basically in charge of one major highway, andthey messed it all up with shoddy traffic management. Oh

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After North Carolina, we headed up to Maryland, my home state, to start a bit of real touristy stuff. Jaime and Jeff were some awesome (even though they didn't make us any waffles!). We stayed with them for a few nights outside of Baltimore and used that has a starting point to Baltimore and Washington DC.The Inner Harbor in Baltimore was great. We walked around and saw the USS Constellation,

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We got the car fixed. Just a blown fuse. What a horrible thought that you have to do without technology for a month. Whew! Picked up an FM transmitter just to spite fate. No more having to find decent radio stations. Perhaps an auxilary input jack is in order further down the road.Anyway, we had a great time in North Carolina. Spencer and Alana were awesome enough to let us crash at their

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So no touristy stuff today. Pretty much just straight driving. We left pretty early, but North Carolina is a bit of a haul, so we didn't get there until a little after nine at night. A bit of a downpour as we were leaving Florida. I was under the impression that it was the Sunshine State, but after some thought, I've decided it should be known as the "rains every afternoon during the summer"

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In typical Rob fashion, I still haven't left yet. I saved moving and errands until the last minute, so that's what I spent the majority of the day doing. Got me a nice storage unit for my stuff and borrowed my brother's truck to move everything while he was at work (sucker!). There are a few pictures here. Adam finally got his apartment and stuff moved in, plus got a bunch done for enrollment

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