Flooding In The Streets

These are photo’s that a friend of mine sent to me after Irene hit. All I can say is…….. those poor people!!!

I can’t even begin to imagine!!

Main St. In Margaretville, NY

Greenwich, Connecticut

East Lake Road in Woodstown, New Jersey

Princeton, New Jersey PATH train station stop

Governor Cuomo’s car in Margaretville, NY.

Route 12 is broken in 5 places on Hatteras Island, N.C.

About 2,500 people are stuck on Hatteras Island because of this.

One of the few American elms remaining in New York City was downed in Brooklyn.

Virginia Dept. Of Transportation workers place hose to pump out floodwater

at the entrance of Midtown Tunnel prior to its scheduled opening in Norfolk, Va.

Yes, cars are supposed to go through this.

Bob Bianchini an engineer from the public works department,

out for a safety inspection, is slammed by waves and storm surge

pounding the boardwalk and the beach in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

Asbury Park, New Jersey.

Fleischmanns, NY.

Ocean City, Maryland

Route 100 in Vermont

Margaretville, NY.

Billy Stinson comforts his daughter, Erin, as they sit on the steps

where their

cottage once stood in Nags Head, North Carolina.
The home, built in 1903 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places,

was destroyed by Hurricane Irene.

Tannersville, Greene County, NY.

Mendon, Vermont along Route 4.

Windham, NY.

Wilbur’s Point in Fairhaven, Mass

Windham, New York.

Harwington, Connecticut.

I’m Refreshing My Blog (and Exorcising Some Digital Ghosts)

Updating old blog content is like digital archaeology—except I’ve unearthed a full-on resident spirit: The Ghost of Peanut Butter and Whine.

This digital poltergeist has been causing absolute chaos behind the scenes. If things look a little haunted around here, here is the proof:

The Vanishing Act: The ghost keeps deleting my best images and video tutorials, leaving behind sad, empty boxes.
The Link Graveyard: It’s been sneakily stripping away my trusted brand partners and replacing them with sketchy “AI Crypto” links.
Font Sabotage: Apparently trapped in 2001, it keeps reverting my clean layout back to “Geocities-era” antique fonts.

To banish these spirits and keep my traffic climbing, I’m launching a step-by-step exorcism plan:

Exorcise the 404s: Running a broken link checker to track down every dead end and missing image.
Modernize Recommendations: Swapping out outdated products for my absolute 2026 essentials.
SEO Deep Clean: Refreshing metadata and strategically placing focus keywords.