Good evening blog enthusiasts, It’s Mia, again, writing to you from Apogee HQ after a crazy day at the office. Three trips wrapped up today in the Maine sun, and we have great reports from the field. Sorry for the lack of a preamble, but we’re going to cut to the chase! FAILing
Greetings dear readers! As Chad so poignantly noted in last night’s entry, I, Mia am your humble scribe for the next several days. Chad took off this morning to visit the good old ACCers, and will be supporting them through the desert and seeing them to their finish at the beach in San
Well, Dear Reader, in a way we’ve come to the end of our run. You and I, I mean. It is with a misty tear in my eye that I tell you that I will be turning over the title of Superintendent of All-Things-Blog to Mia. Let’s be honest, she writes a
It is almost unbelievable, friends, but today marks the beginning of the end. As Kevin, Rachel, Mason and their team of Vermonsters pulled back into Manchester this afternoon after the long drive down from Montreal, Mason and Rachel became our first leader pair of the summer to finish up their season. To say
Good evening, Dear Reader! With many thanks to Mike for the guest blogging last night, I am happy to be back in the saddle and Jumping Picture free this evening! Let’s get to it, shall we… In the FAIL category… CQB: I just got off the phone with Shem, he said that they
So as you may have noticed from the blog a few days ago, the hijinks and shenanigans aren’t just happening out on trips, but we tend to enjoy them here in Brunswick as well! Mike here, and I’m excited to report on today’s events as I’ve had the opportunity to visit with a number of
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