Yesterday, I was in Philadelphia. Right now, I’m in Boston. This morning I was in Atlantic City. This afternoon it was Newark. Tomorrow night, I’ll be back in DC.

Planes, trains and automobiles. I bought a real newspaper today to keep up with news. It was strange. As soon as I bought it, I wanted to click over to the competing one for another view. I was also frustrated that they didn’t sell the WaPo in New Jersey. Isn’t DC the center of the world? My options were the Times, WSJ and USA Today. Thanks to Dr. Morrow, I’ll always be devoted to the Journal.

This is the farthest north that I’ve ever been in the continental U.S. Sadly, I’m here for work, so there’s no time for sightseeing. However, this reminds me that I need to venture out of the DC area more often. It’s not a big deal to drive to Atlanta or Nashville from Chattanooga, but the concept of driving to Philadelphia or Richmond from DC just seems so far.

I’m in a really cool boutique hotel with leopard print carpet. It kind of feels like the decorator from Real World designed this place.

Going to sleep before I ramble anymore.

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