New Jersey

I drove from Washington DC to Boston and back, passing through New Jersey both times. What I saw outside New York was industrial and very smelly. The southern part by Delaware is nice.

I don’t like the fact you can’t pump your own gas. The prices were cheap ($3.17) but the wait was too long. Also, It felt very lazy having someone put gas in my car.

I grew up in north Jersey – there’s a lot more to do and see in the state than most people think. Lots of great historic sites, nature, farms, cities, the beach.

Well the last time I went to New Jersey was in 2005 and I was there visiting for about a week. It was right after I graduated from highschool. I had lived in New Jersey all of my life until my parents and I moved here to Florida back in 2002. I have mixed feelings about my old home. I miss it because it was my home and I miss the shore and going over to lancaster, new hope, ect. But I dont really miss any of the people. Yes I miss my brother but other than that…. All well, Im so happy that those days are over and Ive started a new chapter in my life. Im going to make my twenties the best years of my life. And do what I WANT to do.

It’s interesting, rather stay in California :}

It’s so much fun in New Jersey, always something to do, once you get used to the smell :)

I’ve lived here my whole life and I love it.

with all my heart. I also love New York but that’s a different entry.

the Paint King of South Jersey is there—he’s phenomenal!

Cape May is Great, you have to try their Water-ice(wutr-ice)it’s basically a slushy (say it like that too!!)

this place is my home. yeah, there’s some spots with too many building n too much traffic but you just have to find the right places and it’s beautiful!