The Blogathon is Finished: Now What?
I could say something philosophical, like we made it to the peak, but then what? I had to look back at my June 1st blog post to review what I set out to accomplish. The…
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Finding Calm in the Craziness of the Season
Yesterday, my desk clerk asked me how I would celebrate completing the Word Count Freelance Blogathon? I replied with: “writing a blog on July 1st.” A quick review tells me that the past several blogs…
View PostCape May’s First Seafood Festival
We’re breaking new ground this weekend in Cape May. The first, in what hopes to be an annual Seafood Festival, takes place on Beach Avenue in front of Convention Hall this Saturday, from 11AM to 9PM.…
View PostCape May Needs a Dinghy Dock
The thought of someone feeling unwelcome in Cape May is upsetting to me. That’s the feeling the cruising sailboat community has when considering anchoring here. My friend Hayden Cochran spent most of his life educating…
View PostUnder the Dome in Cape May
What a difference a season makes. Summer slid right into town with barely an announcement. Memories of the frosty winter faded into memory and for a day last week we sweltered in the heat. Welcome…
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