I am glad that you are here. I don't live in NJ, I live in NH.

Which part of NJ? There are North, South and Central but there will be arguments whether central even exists. The difference is simple: When you go to Atlantic City, do you go East or South? If you go east, you live in South Jersey. If you go South, you live in North Jersey.

Do you eat hoagies or subs? Thin crust or thick? They are different but both are still prisoners of NYC and Philly because unless you identify with one or the other, you are identifying with space, not substance.

Me? I live in monochromatic Mount Laurel which is dead south and close enough to the PUB on Airport semi-circle for me to be able to call it my second home.

Welcome aboard!

one of the guys in my car pool is from NJ and he keeps doing this 'NJ' slide across 5 lanes of traffic......and he wants ME to do it, the tiny idiot :):)

Thanks for such a warm welcome. I enjoy making new friends and living in NJ is not a prerequisite.

I can read the love and committment you have for your family, congratulations.

LOL...weelll, I live in Cental Jersey. The place that is struggling to find its own identity. Although it is rather interesting to note that East Brunswick is the center of population for the state.

So let's see, travels south to AC. Eat both hoagies and subs (interesting isnt it), prefer thin but eat thick. And interestingly enough, we are sometimes called the suburbs of NY or bedroom community of NY.

Thanks for such an interesting welcome.

Well at least you are smart enough not to do so. Some drivers are not too bright.

Hi I live in South Jersey just outside of Atlantic City. I am relatively new to TBD too. So far I like it.