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05 July 2011

Princeton, New York, DC...

Heather and Harpreet kindly opened their home to us for a long weekend in Princeton, NJ.  It was a busy full house with Heidi and Jason also in town from Grand Rapids.  Anyone who has spent time with the Camps knows that this means fun!  I (Molly) spent the weekend with the fam in Princeton enjoying games, walks, talks, food, and bars with Heather and Harpreet's wonderful community.  Heather, Heidi, and I made our way into New York City for an afternoon stroll along the High Line a fun night out in Brooklyn enjoying the amazing view, beers, laughs, and backgammon.




Eric's 56-hour adventure:  Left the fun with the Camps after a quick Princeton tour, trained into the city to meet good old dear friend Jenn who had a master plan - craft show at Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens, Hilarious free Reggie Watts outdoor show down in Red Hook, then fun fingerpicking jams by Steve James at Jalopy before catching the finale of the Undead Jazz Festival - an hour of improvised collaboration, duets round robin style... voice/cello, cello/fiddle, fiddle/electronics, elctronics/drums, drums/tenor sax, tenor sax/ trumpet, trumpet/ bass, sometimes loose, then tight, fast building, slow deep, wow wow, then on to dinner at 1:30 am at Blue Ribbon before subwaying back into Manhattan for early morning stroll past homeless and intoxicated to Penn station - Long Island Railroad to Babylon for a few hours of sleep, then a brief beautiful beach moment before rushing back to train into the city once again (Thanks, Jenn!), off the train on to a 4.5 hour bus to D.C. to see cousin Jessy, off the bus met Jessy in the middle of K street, strolled to Abe, the mall,  the town, Trinidad and Tobago Roti and beer up on U Street, Italian dessert and vino over in Dupont Circle, strolled home to rest til morning, tasty light french pastry breakfast, bikeshared over to Arlington, the Pentagon, along the Potomac, beautiful activity all around, rich Georgetown University brunch joint, then grab the bag, such a good 2 half days of great conversation and catch-up with Jessy (Thanks, Jessamyn Joy!), back on the bike across town to bus to Philly to train to Trenton to train to Princeton, back with Molly and one more night of fun with Heather and Harpreet and Heidi and Jay.









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