- It is possible to drive five hours, teach a class, answer email, pack, sleep, grade papers, have a job interview, drive a long distance, teach another class, drive to New Jersey, sleep, and drive to North Carolina in the span of two and a half days.
- …. That’s it, really.
- Except to note that there’s not a lot between Providence, RI and New Haven, CT when you’re driving along I-95 between the two points at 10 PM. (Or, one suspects, at other times.)
- And that you aren’t allowed to take pictures from the top deck of the George Washington Bridge.
- And that even slow music can keep you awake if you play it really loud.
- And that the Natural Bridge is worth a look if you’ve never been.
- And that April in Virginia and North Carolina sometimes means 80° days. (I knew that, but had forgotten it.)
- And that a memory-card-enabled printer and a USB flash memory keychain drive make an acceptable, if dog-slow, workaround to get your photos if you left your camera’s cable at home.
- And that lists are fun.
- And that I have no idea what has been happening for the last two days and I should really go to bed.
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Still going after all these years.