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July 17, 2005

Sunday morning in Charlottesville

Categories: Personal

Sarah is listening to her favorite radio show -- "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" -- on NPR. I'm packing up and getting ready to head back to Rock Hill, to the house we own that does not have a refridgerator. My class starts tomorrow. This will be the last day I am in C'ville for the foreseeable future.

For some more vacation details, read on.

Sarah and I spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Blowing Rock, North Carolina at The Village Inn. We splurged and got the room with the huge king-sized four-poster bed and jacuzzi on the deck; it was well worth the extra $20 or so a night. We just spent a couple of days relaxing, reading, and exploring Blowing Rock and Boone. The weather was cloudy and rainy, so we were not able to hike. We did do some shopping, though. I found a copy of Ellwood Cubberly's Public Education in the United States (1919) at a used bookstore, which is a pretty cool book to have if you are in my profession. We got some Mellow Mushroom pizza to go and ate it in our hotel room while watching the All Star Game. We checked out The Blowing Rock, which was not at all worth the six-dollar -per-person admission. It was a good getaway and helped to relieve a lot of the moving/new job/new town stress.

Posted by Nakia at July 17, 2005 10:23 AM

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