My husband in front of Cranbury Bookworm
Cranbury Bookworm was a two family house — every room was filled with books! It was one of my favorite places and you could spend hours there. They’ve recently downsized to a smaller place. I think it’s pretty cute and it still has a lot of cool books.
Me
My husband and Randy Now
Man Cave is a super cool record store in Bordentown with great buys. Owner Randy Now is a great guy with lots of good stories. Check out their website: http://www.mancavenj.com/
View of Bordentown Beach
With my new car
Halloween cuteness on the way home
Americana! (Photo by Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta)
Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta 
Great photos!! Looks like some great places to visit on a fall day in New Jersey.
Yes, PERFECT weather!
You and Dennis are in driving distance of a lot of interesting places. It is a 25 mile round trip for Rhonda and me to go to McDonalds and a 56 mile round trip to see a movie.
You live in a large state — ha-ha!
Louisiana is a large state when driving from top left corner of state to bottom right corner and driving from east to west in bottom of the state.
hey, i have been recently looking up articles on the cranbury bookworm. It’s nice to know that a lot of people enjoyed it so much. My grandfather was the original owner of the store. I don’t remember much of the old store, but i know it was very sentimental to my dad and many other people. I recently visited the new store. It’s a shame that they had to downsize it. My family is really going to miss the old store. : (
Hi Alizza, thanks for your comment! My husband and I adored the old store. I bought quite a few books there the few times I visited. I’m so sad that it’s been downsized, but at least it’s still in existence. When I first saw the old store was no more, I almost cried. It was definitely a heart-breaking moment .. for me.
Yeah, the new store is really cute, but i wish i could have seen the inside of the old one. I don’t really remember it at all because we moved when i was really young. The part i’m really sad about, though, is that we didn’t even know the store had been sold until we went to Cranbury for summer vacation last year.