August 29, 201511 yr Active Members Area 4? No, not Area 51 but Area 4. Does that ring a bell? If so, what is your advice/commentary about it? Best regards, RA1
August 29, 201511 yr Author Active Members NP. It is reputedly a "good pizza place: in Camden, MA. As pizza may have come and gone in your gastronomical current experiences, I can certainly understand your not remembering this business. I still like pizza but only have it about 6 times a year. Best regards, RA1
August 29, 201511 yr NP. It is reputedly a "good pizza place: in Camden, MA. As pizza may have come and gone in your gastronomical current experiences, I can certainly understand your not remembering this business. Ah! Just found it on the intrawebs. (Of cuss you meant Cambridge, MA.) It looks great but I think it did not start up until after I moved away, which I did in May 2010. As it happens I will be back in Boston next week at a business conference, but of course trapped in rubber-chicken hotel mass feedings.
August 29, 201511 yr Author Active Members Of course I meant Cambridge. For some reason Camden, NJ was on my finger tips. Best regards, RA1
August 29, 201511 yr For some reason Camden, NJ was on my finger tips. Should it ever come to that, you doubtless know that Camden, Maine is much nicer.
August 29, 201511 yr Author Active Members Probably any place in ME is better than any place in NJ. Best regards, RA1
September 6, 201511 yr I still like pizza but only have it about 6 times a year. Why is that? Avoiding carbs?
September 7, 201511 yr Active Members About NJ. It's definitely largely a squalor zone, with some notable exceptions: the horse country around Bernardsville, Far Hills, Lambertville and Madison. Oh, Princeton and Lawrenceville, too. But, overall, unless you're really loaded, the taxes are utterly abominable.
September 7, 201511 yr Mention of Princeton reminds (off point but before it flees the memory ) how Hahvahd & Jale enjoy looking down on each other but jointly regard Princetonians as dull white bread concerned with not much beyond their eating clubs. Harvard types are specifically selected for being not 'well rounded' but 'angular' (their own admissions office's word) while the saying I like best about my alma was a WWII phrase: 'If you have something that absolutely must get done, get a Yale man.' (A Bonesman I presume it meant.)
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