By Chad Olcott Today’s title could refer to so many things in the wide, wide world of Apogee, but to me, right now, it refers to the grand plans I had for the blog. I thought I’d do the whole thing in limericks – or iambic pentameter – or I’d have some amazing theme involving the
By Alex Doig Hello to the wide world of Apogee Adventures! I have emerged from the gear barn (the Doighouse) to fill in for our beloved Annika today. Here goes nothing! Birthday Boys! That’s right folks, today is a very special day here at Apogee Adventures. It is the birthday of our wonderful founder, Kevin Cashman! It is also
By: Annika Nygren Day 41: It’s a gorgeous, chirpy (the informal form of ‘merry’) summer day up here in Brunswick! Sunny and 85 degrees – perfect weather to write a blog post jam-packed with adjectives! I cracked open my thesaurus (and by cracked open, I mean opened an extra tab on my computer internet screen… do
By: Annika Nygren Day 40: Alrighty folks, it’s the day you’ve all been waiting for. It’s the day where today’s hip new lingo and social media tagging meets Apogee Adventures. It’s the day where parents who are not in the know, get in the know. Where moms and dads go from being “hip” to “cool”
By: Annika Nygren Day 39: Hello there, wide world of Apogee! While everyday is an exciting day in Apo-land, today is even more exciting than usual, namely because we kick off two brand new trips and welcome a host of new families into our midst! Apogee’s inaugural Maine Coast College Essay and Maine Coast Junior programs are
By: Annika Nygren Day 38: Hello everyone, do you know what day it is? “It’s today” squeaked Piglet. “My favorite day” said Pooh. The sun is shining, birds are chirping and I can smell the delicious smell of sugary, delicious, glazed doughnuts (is bad that I originally spelled this word “donut”, like Dunkin Donuts? …
By: Annika Nygren Day 37: Hello again friends, and helloooo August! The third and final month of Apogee’s adventuring season. I thought I might bring in the new month with a blog post filled with haikus (short 5-7-5 syllable poems). In honor of Kevin and Cait stepping out of their mathematical comfort zones and writing an awesome blog post
Good evening dear Blog readers. Cait and Kevin (the blog bench warmers) are taking the field tonight as our starting line up of Annika, Chad & Shem are all enjoying days off. How could this be? Who created the office staff schedule? Cait was a Math Major at Dickinson College, and Kevin was a Geology Major (also a Dickinson
By Chad Olcott Wide World of Apogee, greetings! It’s Day 35 – and I am afraid to say that I am fresh out of clever ideas for a theme. Frankly, I don’t think we’re to top Annika’s Monday Pun-Day and I’m just a little deflated in light of that. Let’s charge clever-lessly on and in
By: Annika Nygren Day 34: Now that Pun Day Monday is said and done, I promise to go back to the basics today and keep this post short, sweet and to the point. No more getting fancy for me for a little bit. Our leaders are enjoying lovely weather all over the world and we are excited