This arrived yesterday.

I don't know how to ride it, yet.

I hope that changes.


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I haven't posted in almost a month, and even the most recent entries haven't referenced some big changes whose resonations have migrated from further out to now within ( Read more... )

The rain has been slow and steady for hours, here. We desperately need it, so there's no room for complaining about its appointed day of arrival ( Read more... )

Cooking for large groups isn't always the most fun thing in the world. I'm being a realist, here. It's messy. It makes my feet hurt. It can be expensive, depending on the menu ( Read more... )

Today, I will write about an occurence on Tuesday of this week ( Read more... )

I have to confess that in my 30 years of life, I've lived on the other side of the planet, but I've never ventured up my own coast to see the autumn foliage. So, here's evidence of the roadtrip taken about two weeks ago. Shots are, collectively, from New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont.

The photo collection from Boston is forthcoming.


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one of my roadtrip favorites


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I've been on a roadtrip up the eastern seaboard for a little over a week. These shots were taken in New Hampshire and Maine. I'm currently in Boston, torn between the predominant Italian food of the North End and the tempations of Chinatown. At any rate, enjoy the shots. I don't have my photo editing software with me, so the shots are rough ( Read more... )

The road trip up the eastern seaboard is going well. We've put in some 10 to 12 hour days, but the scenery is worth it. Currently, we're in New Hampshire for the second time. We were in Maine for a good bit of the day yesterday. At my request, we ended up at the harbor eating lobster. Well, let me rephrase: I ate lobster, the potato-eatin' ( Read more... )