Friends, the haze has lifted, the temperatures have dropped, and Brunswick, Maine’s brief, but painful, “Vacation in Somalia” appears to over. Hallelujah! I certainly hope that the same is true where you are…. OK, we have a few in the FAIL category this afternoon: CSA: I talked to Wyatt this morning, they had
How about a virtual round of applause for Chad’s blog entry yesterday and for Mike’s clever prank on Chad (for details see http://bit.ly/r0gDeO)? It certainly gave more than a few of us here at the office a chuckle. Could it really be July 23rd? The summer has absolutely flown by. Today marks
Dear Reader, careful readers of the blog will know that yours truly is not particularly a fan of the famed (or infamous, depending on your perspective) Jumping Picture — seemingly ubiquitous in every camp catalog. So I thought it was a cleverly designed prank when seven of the day’s pictures arrived as Jumping Pictures.
Holy Toledo, Dear Reader — it is a bruiser out there on the East Coast today! Ninety-five fun-filled degrees in Portland, Maine, per the fine folks at the Portland Press Herald. That’s Oklahoma hot! But here at HQ, between the air-conditioning and the coffee mikshakes from Cote’s up the street, we’re cool
The title of the blog today refers to a Bob Seger song (rather late middle-period in his oeuvre, but still a classic) that just speaks to so much about our summer — without the Harleys and the references to Apogee-inappropriate habits, of course. OK, maybe it doesn’t really speak to much of anything about
Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen, It’s been a great day in the Apogee world, and I, Mia, your guest blogger of the evening am holding down the fort while Chad heads down to Boston to help wrap up the Cape trip, and Kevin takes a well deserved afternoon off. In the field we have
It’s a hot one just about everywhere today, my friends! But our Apogee trips are keeping it cool, literally and, of course, figuratively, all over the planet. Our Tuscan Service Adventure and Caribbean Service Adventures got underway today in Italy and Puerto Rico, respectively. Our Tuscans had the worst of it — everyone
I had promised that yesterday was likely to be the shortest entry of the summer, and here I am one day later, breaking my promise. Today, friends, is likely to be the shortest entry of the summer — as I have pictures from only three groups! We may have pictures from only three groups,
This, Dear Reader, will likely be the shortest blog entry of the entire summer. Through a fluke of scheduling, we have only four trips in the field tonight — it will all change again tomorrow as our next batch of Coast to Quebec and Downeast Explorer trips gets underway tomorrow afternoon here in Freeport.
Alright, alright, Dear Blog Reader — for better or worse, I am back in the saddle again after spending several very eventful days away from the computer screen. With many, many thanks to Guest Blogger Mia, I’m happy to be back reporting the news like your very own, if less informed, Walter Cronkite! Perhaps