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Lift filming plans for NJ Teacher’s Convention Weekend & until 12.15.18

In terms of lift filming, I do not have much of anything planned for the week of November 4 through 10. In fact, I have ZERO pre-made plans to film lifts at any point between now & December 15 ANYWHERE outside of a 2-mile margin of Route 31 or I-78 in Clinton Township. However, here are some possible things that may happen over NJ Teacher’s Convention weekend:

  • Possible lift filming in Wayne Township, NJ if I visit William Paterson University for the instant decision event
  • Possible lift filming in Jersey City, NJ on Saturday or Sunday (inside the Secaucus/Hartford Band)
  • Possible lift filming in NYC (Left to be determined)

The moral of the story is, November 8 through 11 are my only possible lift filming days for the beginning of November. The end of November is still yet to be determined. Even then, because I have used the bad in the past major trip to Atlantic City as a LEARNING TOOL, I will only be filming lifts that I encounter & have the time to film, unless it is a boring running lift which has no run character in it (for example, most MCE’s & most TK’s).

I will resume my normal, post A.C. lift filming itinerary once my cluttered weekend schedules get less cluttered & my academic worries are low.

I will be back on Wednesday, November 7 & Thursday, November 8 at 5:15 PM & 8:45 AM to discuss my temporary 1 & a half month “semi-break” from YouTube beginning May 1st 2019.

Until then, BYE Y’ALL!



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