February 5th, 2011
Different events happened in my life in 2010. One of them was a kitchen fire in my place in Delray Beach. We were lucky that nobody was hurt. All of a sudden companies were knocking on our doors to ‘help us” get our place back together. I could not believe it. It was like they were attached to a radio, following fire and flood disasters.
Since my place of residence is Delaware, I do have a Property Manager in Delray Beach. I have written about him in the past. His name is Michael Keegan and his company is Beach House Managemenht, LLC. It is located at 777 E. Atlantic Ave., Suite Z-307, Delray Beach, FL 33483. Tel. 561-376-4329. Beach House Management is also one of my advertisers. So, visit the website by just clicking on it on the right hand side of this site. In it you will learn about the company, the services they provide, links, and other important information.
I have known Michael for years and I am not ashame to say that I could not live without him. He has been a constant since we first purchased in Delray. My family has certainly kept his property management services busy. And it does not stop there. He has also helped my children while in Delray so many times.
Having a property manager means to me peace of mind; it is not a luxury, but a necessity. He is always there; just a phone call away. That’s exactly what happened back on April, 2010 when there was a kitchen fire. Michael was at our place on that moment’s notice already contacting the people that were important at that time.
He introduced us to Dan Palmer. He owns J. Palmer, Inc., located at 3805 Investment Lane, Riviera Beach, FL 33404. Tel. 561-848-7114, toll free 800-824-4997. They are General Contractors, specializing in insurance restoration and remodeling. Also involved in general property repairs and maintenance.
Dan was incredible. The fire happened in April and I probably met Dan in late June. But, every Monday he called us with the updates. Yes, our conversations were all handled through the telephone. He took care of emptying the contents of our place. He had everything cleaned. He dealt with the insurance company. That is his specialty. I trusted him so much that he picked my appliances, tiles, kitchen faucet and gave me directions on how to get through something like this without falling apart. Easy, one day at a time. He is cool, calm and collected.
The place has turned out so nice, so here are the results, after kitchen replaced, floors replaced, furniture and clothing cleaned, painting, replacing curtains (he brought the fabric samples). It really was definitely a lot of work for Dan, but he got it done.
I even had him put a cabinet, countertop and sink in a half bath that was not part of the restoration.
But wait, I am not finished. There was water damaged upstairs and another claim had to be filed and floors replaced. He took care of it all.
If you find yourself in this type of situation, please do not hesitate to call Dan Palmer. You have the telephone numbers. He has been extremely professional; I cannot say enough. I recommend his company fully, just like I recommend Beach House Management, as well.
Have a great week-end….talk to you later…..
January 20th, 2011
I started my website on July of 2009. I cannot believe that it has been a year and a half since I started AboutMyBeaches, written in a blog style. I think I achieved the look I wanted for the site. Clean, bright, easy to read and most of all, available to all.
I write pretty much every day. I take a lot of pictures, as well. I am not a professional, but I think you can see that in some of my posts, pictures and even recipes, since there are plenty of those too.
This is my business. I started it always with the idea that it would become a business. But, you needed to get to know me through my writings first.
You know that I have lived at the Delaware Beaches since 1981. My children were born here and I truly love the area. I have seen it grow in so many different directions; pretty much all good.
I am promoting the Delaware Beaches, Ocean City, Maryland and also Delray Beach, Florida. That’s another town that has become a second home to me. I love to walk around Delray, enjoy the restaurants and the beach and I respect the devotion that its residents have towards keeping the town the jewel it has become. All you have to do is visit this Village by the Sea and you will want to get to know it much better.
 Delray Beach, Florida  Delray Beach, Florida So, in my travels, camera in hand, I review restaurants; no credentials, but I know what I like and how I want to be treated. I also promote the arts and entertainment; I will be sure to tell you what’s going on. I hope you will log on to www.aboutmybeaches.com to find out about, events, restaurants, reviews, where to shop and what to cook for dinner.
 At Venus in Dewey Beach I consider myself “the word of mouth”. It is the best advertisement. I have written so far 530 posts. I have experienced all those posts, as well. I had to in order to pass the information on to you. On average the website is getting 5,500 hits per month. That’s between 150 to 200+ per day, depending on the subject. Most of the writings are from the Delaware Beaches, but a lot are from Delray Beach, Ocean City and from wherever I find myself at a particular time.
 Milton Theatre  The whale that washed up in Fenwick
Advertising on AboutMyBeaches is as follows:
$500 for 1 year
$300 for 6 months
$200 for 1 year if you are only using a business card
At the bottom of the website you will find my contact information.
I have a webmaster that will put your website on my site. The day the website goes on, anyone reading my posts will be able to access your website with just a click. That ad is your spot for the time contracted. Go on www.aboutmybeaches.com right now and see for yourself by testing the other ads already there. If this is the first time you are reading my post, then check the whole site. I can guarantee you that you will find it interesting and some times even entertaining.
 Greyhound in Dewey Beach  New in Lewes
You bet you will get my personal attention. Once you advertise on AboutMyBeaches, that’s what you will get. If you need to announce something immediately, then all you have to do is send me an e-mail. I will post your information on the website and then is good to go. Once I post, then I send it to Facebook, my personal one and the one for AboutMyBeaches. After that I send it to Twitter and then to Linkedin.
It really is inexpensive. Think about it, $500 for one year is about $1.36 per day.
I don’t take these coastal towns for granted. It really is great living here and visiting the other beach towns that I do. I don’t even take my AboutMyBeaches for granted either. I have learned so much.
For 2011, so many places to be revisited and so many other ones to be discovered; trying to keep it interesting, yes, I am a local but not a native and word of mouth is Priceless!!
Talk to you later….you know I will….
January 11th, 2011
It is so interesting how we can just discard anything we don’t want without giving it another thought. An office was moving and was getting rid of a table. I think it was probably their conference table but I am not sure.
“Another person’s trash is someone else’s treasure.” And that is what happened to the table my husband rescued. He thought it was so pretty; did not know what kind of wood it was. And, I am sorry I don’t have the “before” picture.
He found Melroy’s Furniture Refinishing and Chair Caning; gave them a call. Melroy’s is located at 20597 Mulberry Knoll Rd., Lewes, DE 19958. Tel. 302-645-1856. The website? www.melroysrefnishing.com. Please check out the website to see all their services.
They are considered to be the only company in our area that provides, refinishing, repairing and caning of furniture. All stripping of furniture is hand stripped. And, they do have 32 years of experience.
This is the first time that I had met them and had the opportunity to use their services. Melroy’s was mentioned to me by a friend in Ocean City, Maryland about 6 months ago as a possible subject for my blog.
Plenty of times I have gotten calls asking me where furniture can be refinished and also for info. about chair caning. It is a talent and can only be done well by someone that has a love for working with his or her hands.
Melroy’s is a husband and wife team. Mel is the wife and Roy is the husband. Mel has followed her father’s footsteps; he worked with woods all his life. She started as a little girl.
Mel is from Hoopers Island. Hoopers Island is one of the 3 islands in Dorchester County, Maryland. They are surrounded by water; the Chesapeake Bay on one side and the Honga River on the other. Remote but known for sport fishing and the crabbing industry.
Mel also picked crabs for a living. Also, worked at Jimmy Lynn’s Seafood & Carry Out, located at 18226 Coastal Highway. Tel. 302-644-9329. I wrote a post on Jimmy Lynn’s on 7/31/09. If you want to see it just click on that month and scroll down to the date. Remember them? They are the ones that have the “home of the crabs with attitude”. A note of interest is that Lynn is Mel’s sister.
We then received a call that the table was ready for us to see and also for us to pick a stain. We knew we wanted to leave it as natural as possible. The wood was cherry.
The cherry trees produce one of the best woods used to make furniture. It is a brown American hardwood that has a hint of pink or dark red to it. It darkens with age.
We decided on a natural stain to show its beauty. But, where were we going to put it? I decided that this table was going to be my new desk. It is 6 feet in length and almost 3 feet in width. It is comfortable and I love it. It was tricky getting it in its new spot but it was done. Melroy’s can pick up and deliver, as well.
They were great to work with and you know how it is….word of mouth….it is the best advertising tool….talk to you later…..
Note: Some info. for this post was taken from www.wisegeek.com.
November 30th, 2010
“Si me dan pasteles,
denmelos calientes,
que pasteles frios empachan la gente, Si me
dan arroz
no me den cuchara,
que mama me dijo
que me lo llevara”
Some of you know exactly what I am talking about. Others, well you are about to find out.
My grandmother used to make the best ”pasteles” at Christmas time. They are part of the traditional Puerto Rican delicacies at this time of the year. Along with aguinaldos, the parrandas or carolings, blood sausages and many other indigenous foods of the Island, pasteles are a must in every Puerto Rican household. There are so many recipes; some people make them plain; others put raisins, olives, chickpeas, etc. It is an all day cooking “ordeal”.
There were times my grandmother used to send them to me to the states overnight. I have never tasted any like hers. Everything so fresh and meticulously prepared, following the traditional “comida criolla” style.
About a year ago I met 2 of my childhood friends in Miami. They also took me to get Puerto Rican pasteles. I don’t know how I could possibly want to make them myself.
Upon returning to Delaware I decided I was going to tackle a few of the pasteles. Well, it was sort of a disaster because, of course, I don’t have a banana leaf in sight, and the day I went to get the ingredients, my good old trusted supermarket, did not have a lot of what I needed. Well, I did not despair and still made them. And, you know what? Even though they looked pretty ugly, the taste was very good.
A few weeks ago I reconnected with another childhood friend, Aileen, on Facebook. Then I saw a notice to her Facebook “friends”, mentioning that once again she was going to be making pasteles this year. Well, I just immediatedly contacted her. She is located in the town of Deerfield Beach, Florida, south of Delray Beach, about 15 minutes away.
What a surprise!! She has more than pasteles. I will give you her information. Her name is Aileen. Her tel. is 239-839-6535. You may also contact her by e-mail at Aileenpasteles@aol.com. She will be glad to send you her menu through e-mail.
Pasteles (minimum order 1/2 dozen)
Masa with pork or chicken $36/dz
Yuca with pork or chicken $36/dz
Arroz con Gandules Pastel $42/dz (I have never have these ones)
Empanadillas or Turnovers
Beef or Chicken $15/dz
Party Platters for 8-12 people (60 empanadillas) $48
Guava and Cream Cheese $9/dz
Party Platters for 8 – 12 people (60 empanadillas) $32
Spinach, Mushroom and Swiss Cheese $15/dz
Combination Platter (20 beef, 20 chicken, 20 Guava and cream cheese)
Seafood Fillings: (special order) Shrimp, crab, lobster, etc. Please call for price.
Alcapurrias (frozen)
Masa or Yuca (beef, chicken or pork) $18/dz
Seafood (special order) Call for price
Soup
Butter Squash/Carrot $3/person/bowl
With heavy cream and creme fraiche $1.50/person/cup
Flanes (The ever present Puerto Rican custard) (small, medium, large, extra large)
Milks/Eggs/Vanilla
Espresso Coffee
Cream Cheese & Coconut Milk
Butter Squash and carrots
Espresso and chocolate
Guava and cream cheese
Coquito or Puerto Rican Eggnog
Brandy/Rum $25 (750 ml) bottle
I thought some of you that live in Palm Beach County or nearby counties in Florida would want to know about Aileen’s pasteles.
It is so funny that it seems that at this time of the year everyone of Puerto Rican descent wants to be a “jibaro”. I hope you fill your freezer because as you well know the holidays in Puerto Rico start at the beginning of December and last until that last octavita.
And, for the ones that cannot be in La Isla Del Encanto during the holidays then there is Aileen’s Pasteles.
Talk to you later….have a good one.
November 20th, 2010
Early in the morning I see the same people walking their dogs around the circle. Actually, some of them are just walking by themselves. Good Morning and Another great Day!! are the comments as they walk or run by.
The majority of the dogs are pretty friendly but a few give Addy dirty looks.
Today was one of those pretty early mornings. After the walk I came home and I looked at the clock and I knew I had to be in Fenwick Island. It takes about 25 minutes to be there.
I had a hair appt. with Colleen. O.k. don’t be so bored already; I am just trying to set up the story.
I was relaxing when my husband called me that Pete was waiting for me at home. Well, I did not know he was going to be there to see if he could get my fireplace going. He would have to come back. Just tell him one o’clock.
Pete is the type of person that could make you insane. Oh no, he does not just come to fix something. He will tell you many stories about his past. Oh yes, he had high clearance with the government, can pull his own teeth. Hmm, that’s a good one.
Today he came in prepared to ”teach” me how to fix the fireplace. I immediately told him that I did not have any interest and was not planning on learning that task. We are not very handy in our household; that’s why we have him. It does not matter, he will still explain the whole process.
He told me I needed to read him the directions because they were in Spanish. He wanted me to translate them. I said that on the other side, they were in English. I proceeded to read them to him.
He was lying on the floor and his physique is a little pudgy so the view from the top was not very good.
He got all excited and told me that it was all a conspiracy for all of us to spend more money. The way the directions are written is to create confusion; then you call the company and they charge us for the service call, a lot of money, to fix something so insignificant.
Addy was barking at him the whole time and he was barking at her. I gave him one of Addy’s treats so he could give it to her; she was hiding behind the table and he told her she was hiding like Obama. He said Obama was going to go into hiding just like Richard Nixon did because Nixon was involved in the Kennedy assassination; it cannot be proven, though.
He still had the fireplace all taken apart. Why is it that my husband is never here when Pete shows up?
He said he was taking a break. Where are you going? I asked. Well, he was going to smoke a cigarette. He told me he was smoking 2 packs per day and now he is down to 10 cigarettes.
Remember the handyman/painter in Murphy Brown? He is a lot like Eldin.
It did not take him long to get back in the house. Finally he put the fireplace together. He said to me “if she don’t work” then it is probably the “little thingy”. I just agreed with everything he said.
I made the mistake to ask him what he thought about the weather. That was the wrong thing to ask. He told me I would have to talk to New Mexico. We better get prepared for this coming year. Today was like a typical day back in the 60’s when it was gorgeous and then wham!, the east coast was hit with storms from January until May.
He said he predicted this year’s storms. He also had predicted a tsunami a month ago and had gotten some “essentials”. Needless to say, it did not happen. Calgon, please take me away, right now.
You know what? The truth of the matter is that Pete is a really nice guy even though he exhausts you with all this information. You need him and he is always available.
At least this was not like the last time when he was installing my kitchen sink faucet and he kept on talking from under the sink and I was his assistant. The view from that advantage point was never to be forgotten.
Here is a picture of Pete. Yeap, you guessed it. The cigarette break.
After he left, I decided to call Nicola Pizza and reward myself with my 3rd pizza of the week. I deserved it. That will be my next post.
Have a good evening….talk to you later….
October 13th, 2010
As I sat to write this post on Tuesday evening I was not sure how I was going to approach it. But, right in front of me were my new phone and my new camera. And guess what? Both of them are now bigger and wider; not slimmer like the ones I have seen other people own. I wanted them that way.
For all my posts the camera that I have been using is a Kodak Easy Share. This week I got the Kodak M850. It is slightly bigger but it handles well and it has better capabilities. But this post is not about Kodak; it is about my experience of getting a new phone from Atlantic Cellular in Lewes, Delaware.
I remember many years ago when my kids were in the lower grades. Apple Computers came to the Delmarva Peninsula and chose 4 families for a documentary on the importance of computers in schools and in the home. My family was one of those who was chosen. During the filming in our home one of the Apple Reps. started explaining how this documentary would be shown in schools across the country. Then, he mentioned that when computers are bought, they immediately become obsolete because new technology is on-going all the time. That people only use a fraction of what a computer can accomplish. But, what stayed with me was that he also said that people should buy computers for their needs; not just because it is the new one; the more sophisticated one.
I am sure you are thinking o.k. then what? I have applied that concept to my cell phone. Just like everyone else, I cannot live without my cell phone. What was I thinking when for so many years I resisted getting one? It has been a long time since I thought that way. But, my first phone was bought for emergencies. Not soon after that, I was talking all the time on it and yes, I was hooked. What can I say? Then, texting and more texting. My kids were regreting the fact that they showed me how to text.
And I was regreting the fact that I was so accessible to everyone, including them. In the grocery store, in the car, in Church, you name it, they found me. And how about cell phone etiquette? Restaurants, people texting at the same time they are talking to you. Oh, please I would love to say it isn’t so but the fact of the matter is that it is all around us.
Then the cell phones got smaller and slimmer. I could not find it in the pocketbook. It would keep on ringing; another missed call. So, last week when I went to Atlantic Cellular I saw a phone that reminded me a little of the older ones; it was fairly new, though. I decided that next time that’s the one I would get. It felt like I was holding a phone in my hand. And, that phone was going to be easily found among all my lipsticks, wallet, checkbook, brush, notebook and the occasional book that find their way inside by bag. Thank God I found it. My upgrade was not going to be until October 9th. I had patience, I could wait.
Upgrade; oh yes, that’s another subject. My husband and I have the oldest phones because our upgrades have been taken by our children.
You can ask Mark D’Ambrogi; I have known him for many years. He is a Sales Associate with Atlantic Cellular, 18376 Coastal Hwy., #1, Lewes, DE 19958. Tel. 302-644-2644. Atlantic Cellular has other sales associates but I only deal with Mark. The moment he sees me coming in he knows that he probably has to send a cell phone to my kids somewhere in the United States, asap.
I have been a customer of Atlantic Cellular for so many years. They have been in this location for about 18 months; in the area for about 15 years. There is another location on Rt. 24. That telephone is 302-945-3334. The new location in Lewes is very bright, comfortable, the sales associates are friendly and knowledgeable.
I told Mark I was coming back for a new phone, but guess what? One of my children had his phone stolen and then told me that there was an upgrade available and he took it. He needed to replace the phone immediately so he did it where he is currently residing. Not again!!
I needed a new phone so I decided to go ahead without the upgrade. The one that I got was the Casio G’z One Brigade. Tough little phone with all kinds of applications but all I need this phone to do is make calls, text and take pictures, as well. It is rugged, resistant to dust, water and shock. Like I said before, it is heavy but feels good in my hand. My husband says it feels like you are holding a brick. The best part is the keyboard is a little raised so you can easily text; the screen has great visibility, as well.
Atlantic Cellular has so many programs that if you are interest you should stop by or give them a call. They can taylor a program to fit your needs.
So many phones available; with so many applications. Where do we go from here?
I love my new phone. I am still learning how to best use it. Then I got a phone call from a friend asking me, after I had texted her from my Brigade, if I had now joined the technology enhanced community in the 21st century. I had to laugh because coming from someone that cannot turn a computer on …. don’t worry she is a good friend and I can make this type of comment without offending her. But I would like to tell her that my new Brigade is an all digital phone. It has text messaging, picture messaging, video messaging, mobile web, VZ Navigator, Chaperone, Media Center and V CAST Music with Rhapsody among other things. I just won’t use all of that.
 Transferring contacts and 300+ pictures to my new phone. So, I guess I am set…thanks Mark…talk to you later….you know I will….
October 5th, 2010
Cambridge, Maryland? Dorchester County? And, Why? It all started with a phone call and off I went to retrieve a friend from the airport in Baltimore. Well, you would have done the same, right? What are friends for?
I made a complete circle, leaving Rehoboth to Baltimore and on the way back I continued on Rt. 50 towards Salisbury, Maryland where Shelley’s car was parked. Don’t worry she stopped to get me my clams at Harris Crab House in Kent Island.
One of the towns on the Eastern Shore of Maryland is Cambridge. It is the county seat of Dorchester County. It is also one of the oldest towns in Maryland; settled in 1684.
Some years ago Hyatt built a hotel with an 18- hole championship golf course and marina. It is called Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Golf Resort, Spa and Marina, located at 100 Heron Blvd. at Rt. 50, Cambridge, MD 21613. Tel. is 410-901-1234 and the website is www.chesapeakebay.hyatt.com.
I had never stopped to check this resort so as we were driving by we decided to do so. At first I kept thinking what would I do if I stayed in Cambridge? It is such a small town, afterall.
The hotel is located on a beautiful tract of land right on the Choptank River. Full service marina and a gorgeous golf course. From the outside the actual structure of the hotel was a little plain; inside it was very pretty.
If you are planning a get-a-way to this hotel check the website. It is pretty informative. The hotel is close to the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, the Dorchester Heritage Museum and the Annie Oakley House, among other museums. The nearby towns of Easton, Oxford and St. Michaels are very accessible. These towns offer history, restaurants, shops and beautiful scenery.
For more information on Cambridge, Maryland you may visit www.baydreaming.com/cambridge.htm.
The hotel has many services including restaurants, indoor and outdoor pools with water slide, shops, full service business center, babysitting/Camp Hyatt and others. But, one that caught my attention was the Pet Friendly/Kennels for hunting dogs.
This is a pet friendly hotel, definitely and for the rules and regulations regarding this service please visit the website, as well.
If you decide to bring that special dog the resort has gifts for your pet. Stillwater Spa carries a complete line of spa products made especially for your pup. The Lavender Detangle Spray, Soap on a Rope and Canine Robes are among the items available. What a life!!
I can see why this hotel has been very popular for weddings and conventions. Secluded, quiet with plenty of services and amenities. I was surprised to see it so crowded on a Tuesday.
As you can see from the pictures, it is definitely beautiful.
As we were leaving, I could not believe my eyes. So many wild turkeys!! They were crossing the road so I grabbed the camera for that last shot.
Talk to you later….you know I will……
September 19th, 2010
I have a good friend named Roberta and one of the organizations that is closest to her heart is the Read Aloud Program. I am so happy that she mentioned to me that they are in need of volunteers; that is how they can spread the word and also glad that she mentioned fundraising events that are around the corner.
So, tonight as I am writing this post I cannot help but reminisce on my own childhood. I was so lucky that my grandmother was a teacher and I was read all the time as a young girl. I love reading as an adult and always carry a book with me.
Some children are not as lucky; programs like Read Aloud Delaware is all they have in order to make a difference in their lives.
Read Aloud Delaware’s Executive Director is Mary Hirschbiel, tel. 302-656-5256 ext. 11. E-mail is mhirsch@readalouddelaware.org. The website is www.readalouddelaware.org.
Read Aloud has coordinators in Kent, Sussex and New Castle Counties.
New Castle is Mary Hirschbiel, who is also the Executive Director and you may contact her at the above given telephone number.
Kent County Coordinator is Jennifer Bobel, tel. 302-674-4423, e-mail kent@readalouddelaware.org.
Sussex County Coordinator is Ann Gorrin, tel. 302-856-2527, e-mail sussex@readalouddelaware.org.
I live in Sussex County so therefore, I am concentrating on this county but remember that all Delaware needs help in order to fight illiteracy.
In 1984 Read Aloud Delaware was incorporated as the only statewide organization dedicated to the prevention of illiteracy.
Their mission is to ensure that each preschool child in Delaware is regularly read to one-on-one. And this is when we prospective volunteers come in.
The biggest part of the Read Aloud Delaware program is the volunteer reading program where volunteers go into headstarts, preschools, and day care centers around the State of Delaware and read, just like I mentioned before, one-on-one. Currently there are 34 sites in Delaware.
Over the years I have been asked what can I do if I retire or move to Sussex County? I always say that you can do as much or as little as you desire. This is an opportunity for someone that would like to make a difference in a child’s life.
Want to become a volunteer? Very little effort is required in order to become one; a criminal background check and one orientation session that lasts about an hour. If you are here in Sussex County call the coordinator if you are interested in becoming a volunteer. And, if you are reading this blog somewhere else in Delaware and have an interest, as well, then call the other coordinators. You are needed the most this time of the year. Your commitment is only one hour a week reading at assigned child care centers and clinics throughout the State.
Remember that Read Aloud Delaware is giving kids a reading start. In the past year 988 volunteers read almost 54,000 times to over 7,280 individual children.
This is a nonprofit corporation and funds are always in need.
Please check out the dates for the following fundraising events:
Poker at the Beach – Rt. 1 Lighthouse Shopping Center. They provide Sussex County nonprofit organizations a venue to raise money.
A charity has a designated night in the month where the money taken in is theirs to keep. Poker at the Beach charges a rental fee for the night and allows the group to take whatever else is earned.
The dates are:
September 22, 2010
October 20, 2010
November 17, 2010
The doors open at 6:30 p.m. until 1:00 a.m.
Nicola Pizza Fund Raiser – Nicola Pizza is located at 8 North 1st St. Read Aloud will receive a percentage of the cost of the dinner donated.
The date is October 13, 2010 from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. This is also the first day of the Jazz Festival.
Sing Out Loud for Read Aloud at Bethany Blues, located at Rt. 1 (Ocean Highway) in Lewes. This is a concert featuring local bands, most notably, the Funsters.
The date is October 17, 2010 from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
I hope the above information gets you interested. Remember all Read Aloud Delaware is trying to do is encourage the love of books; the desire to become a reader to the youngest of our citizens.
Talk to you later….
 
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