Thursday, March 11, 2010

How I Spent March 4, 2010

March 4th, 2010 - The Seventh Anniversary of my Father's Death

First I got into an argument with someone on the phone.

Then I met and talked with some friends and calmed down.

Then I got on my bike.

Then I had lunch at Mama's Pizza.

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Then I rode up Schooley's Mountain. I had to walk up most of the way. But when I got to the top, I rested at the Schooley's Mountain General Store for a while.

Then I went to Rock Spring Park.

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Then I sat on the Throne of Funny Faces.

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I listened to a few songs on my iPod. One of them, I remember, was by the Talking Heads. I can't remember the name of the song.

Then I rode down the hill toward Palmer Park.

When I got to Palmer Park, it was closed.
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Bummer.

I took this picture - I thought you would be able to see the flag, but I guess not:
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I did not want to trespass. I took another picture, but I did not get close to my father's flag.

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I never was able to just sit and rest like I wanted to but, I was able to wait for a song on my iPod to play all the way through.

The song?

Maybe you've heard of it:


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The King is Dead!
But He's Not Forgotten!

Warm Regards,

Erik B. Anderson
The King of Funny Faces
Independence Township, New Jersey
Established 1782

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Old crime drawing interest in the New Year - Warren Reporter - 1/1/10

I found this in the Tillie Smith file at the Hackettstown Historical Society the other day:

It is the same article that was in the Warren Reporter blog on NJ.com December 6, 2010. I did the interview the day before Thanksgiving. I am glad to see that several typoes in the piece that went out on the front page (under the fold) of the weekly county paper had been corrected.

Not a bad way to start off the New Year!

Warm Regards,

Erik B. Anderson
Independence Township, New Jersey
Established 1782

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