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The TC Cross-country Amazing Book Race
At first I thought it was. I remember the same sense of awe when I first saw Google Earth in the summer of 2oo5. This seems to be a company selling satelite images?
I love Google Maps because when I entered my school's address, it showed one of our families parked on the lawn having a party! Hahahaha! Guess it was a weekend.


Google Maps has an ooooold shot of my block.
Sally, I'm really loving the ancient sites portion. Yes I too love maps. One of my biggest thrills when navigating new places is finding exactly where we are on the map. "I know exactly where we are," has become one of the catchphrases Richard says to tease me. He's awful at maps, I don't know why he would want to make fun of his navigator. Herumph!
Oh man. I'm the best navigator ever. For the entire duration of our honeymoon I had the map out and my finger would follow along where we were at all times as we explored the island. I love knowing just exactly where we are.


I'm with Sally when I am somewhere I'm not familiar with. Once familiar no more maps, just landmarks to go by.
Kevin, you are like my friend Brian. I hate having him in the car. He doesn't trust maps, believes his instinct, and is always, unfailingly wrong.


Well with Kevin driving you may end up with a gooey eye.
Pay attention to the road Kevin!!!!!
Pay attention to the road Kevin!!!!!

[in my rainman voice:] i am definitely a good driver. dad lets me drive
See, the problem is, Kevin I don't like to be the driver. I'm the wingman. I like to watch the road, the scenery, the map. I somehow feel more in control with a capable driver at the wheel and a capable navagator (me) riding shotgun. You can go in the backseat.
What if we throw Connie Chung in the back seat with you?

"front seat leaner over" - you totally ARE Brian. Next you're going to start throwing in your opinion on our location and disregarding my map skills.
Nope, you are riding in RA's car. Sorry.
Nope, you are riding in RA's car. Sorry.

You can ride in my car Kevin, I think we are going to Baltimore this summer for cheescake.

and forget it sally, you are the Navigation Diva. remember the immortal words of the great philosopher Steven Tyler: Life's a journey, not a destination.
::Hangs head disgustedly:: No.
But we can make up our own play by play.
But we can make up our own play by play.
What? I'm not riding with Jim? I imagine he's the most responsible driver of the lot here. Well, I call Montambo and Jackie then.
Wait a minute Sally, put down the keyboard. You can ride with us, You can be the navigator, Kevin and Larry and RA in the back with RA in the middle - the Cubs can be playing the White Sox on our play by play. That cheesecake better be good! I think that we have to pick up Sandy in FL too, so I'll bring the van that will give us an extra layer of seats.
Dunno? The aquarium? LA for the Academy Awards? Lets go south to meet up with Mindy for the Mardi Gras!


Oh, we SO would. Kevin would be, hey, that tree looks familiar - turn left, and the guys would end up in Ozona, TX.
While the girls, led by Sally with her finger on the map, would be getting truckers to blow their horns, and stopping at the DQ for dip cones as they drove directly to Mindy's for some Mardi Gras celebrating.


In fact, keep me out of Jackie's car, because I'll be one of those leaning over her shoulder people, saying, "you know you can go faster..."
And if we lost we'd say the race wasn't important anyway, since we could have a fucking awesome time in Gadsen.

In fact, keep me out of Jackie's car, because I'll be one of thos..."
Hey, I didn't get a speeding ticket in the library van for going 53. You guys are SO going to lose!
I like going 53 too................ in a 45 zone. ;-D.
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