I'm back home from Cape May, NJ
and will be posting normally tomorrow but
I wanted to show you my favorite sign in NJ...
Cheesequake, I mean....
What can you say about the word Cheesequake, right?
....cracks me up every time I see it...
I wanted to show you my favorite sign in NJ...
Cheesequake, I mean....
What can you say about the word Cheesequake, right?
....cracks me up every time I see it...
3 People got a gold star today!:
What exactly IS a cheesequake? For me it's what my guts do everytime I eat dairy.
It always reminds me of an appetizer with an unfortunate name - but your idea is better... lol
according to wiki...
The park was established in 1940. According to the US Geological Survey,"The park had at one time been partially developed in the last century with numerous buildings that supported a pottery factory. The ruins of an old dock along Cheesequake Creek is a reminder of times when ships were the primary means of transport for commerce (and smuggling)."
The name Cheesequake was derived from the Lenape Native American word Cheseh-oh-ke, meaning "upland"[1] or "upland village".[2]
I always say, "stop at the service area, they have a Cinnabon stand" I'm a sucker for a Cinnabon.
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