As many of you know my youngest son, Liam, Skip and I were on vacation last week. We left Monday and spent the night in Williamsburg, VA and then the next night in the Outer Banks of North Carolina in Kill Devil Hills, then Wednesday afternoon we left for Fayetteville, NC to visit my oldest son, Ryan, who just returned from his first tour of duty in Iraq. About 5 miles outside of Fayetteville another young soldier, in a hurry to get back to the base by 9:00 pm, was talking on his cell phone while driving and dropped it on the floor and without slowing down he leaned over to pick it up, he hit the back of my car going 60 mph and swerved, lost control of his car and rolled it twice landing in a drainage ditch on the side of 95B South. He was taken to a local hospital and treated. I don't know his name or his condition. He seemed to be fine at the scene and suffered minor cuts and bruises. This accident could have been much worse. Thankfully, we are all fine and there is only minor damage to my car.
We all talk on our cell phones while driving. I know we all like to think we are somewhat invincible and that 
something like this would never happen to any of us; after all we are all skilled drivers. But the fact of the matter is we can't be sure of the situations we are driving in, the road condition, nor can we be sure of the driving skills of the people around us.
If you do not have a hands free device for your cell phone please get one. There are some relatively inexpensive blue tooth devices available that work with many phones, or cheap wired headsets. The $30 +/- you spend on a hands free device may be the one thing that saves you thousands of dollars in damages to your vehicle, increased insurance premiums, your life and maybe the lives of those around you.
We got home last night, and glad to be here.
Last night we spent the night in Williamsburg at the Quality Inn. It's a great spot, close to Colonial Williamsburg, close to restaurants and close to shopping. The price was amazing, just $45 for the night and the continental breakfast was great. It's only about 4 hours drive from Baltimore, MD so it's not really a day trip, but a great weekend excursion.
After we checked in we walked down the path to the beach and walked a ways long the beach collecting shells and chasing the waves. We can't see the ocean from our hotel room but we can certainly hear the boom of the waves. Again, this is a first for both of us. I've been to the ocean before but only as far south as Virginia Beach. 
Sports Fans!!! Walk to the game!!! Tailgate at home and walk to the game without parking hassles then walk home and celebrate the victory!! With permit parking on this block you won't have any problems parking on game day!! 1144 Scott Street is conveniently located in 
living room featuring hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, fireplace, crown molding and recessed lighting. The stairs to the second floor feature open treads and wrought iron railings. 
The kitchen is a cooks dream. This large kitchen features lots of counter space and loads of storage in the lovely wood cabinets. The kitchen has all stainless appliances that include a side by side refrigerator, gas stove, built in microwave, dishwasher and garbage disposal. The floors are ceramic tile. This kitchen is amazing and features a pass through to the formal dining room and a pass through to the rear family room or some would call it a perfect party room.
private fenced yard.
Welcome to 922 E. 41st Street!! This home is located in the Ednor Gardens area of Baltimore close to many community ammenities including VA Health Center, new YMCA, City College and convenient to major roadways to reach I695 and parts of Harford County (Aberdeen), Annapolis, DC and many other areas. 
lovely kitchen with granite counters, ceramic tile floors and breakfast bar to the dining room. The kitchen is complete with new refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave/range hood. 
Outside there is off street parking and a fenced rear yard. 
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