Went to Home Depot today for some supplies for the farm renovation. While there, we stumbled onto a parade for Seabrook’s own Olympic athlete, Scott Lago. It was a short, strange parade, with a few fire engines interspersed with regular traffic. Of course all I had handy was my cell phone camera. This is [...]
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February 25 – the weather men missed again. What should have been a little wind and rain turned into a full-blown Nor’easter without the snow. We experienced major destruction in the region, with our power infrastructure virtually destroyed. This is at the end of my street. Two poles and wires down, and this is [...]
Welcome to Volume 2, Number 1 of the Handover, a blog carnival by and for EMS. I’m very proud to be hosting it here at Notes from Mosquito Hill this month. I’ve been participating since Kal hosted the carnival last July, and I count myself lucky to be among such [...] Between sick, work, and remodeling I haven’t had much time to do this lately. Alas, it must end after this blog post. Two new blogs have crept into my blogroll in the last week, and I wanted to be sure to mention them before the upcoming Handover. Girl in Green is written by a student paramedic in Australia. Squeezy is relatively new to the Blogosphere, but she shows great potential. I don’t know very much about Drug [...] Cold, wet, & gray at the Eastern Front today. Went to the vet today. My silly dog kept her ears up and tail wagging virtually the whole time. Tags: dog, family, pets, Project 365 | Category: family, Project 365 | Leave a comment |  Print This PostShe was born before the Great War. She grew up in an era when transportation was primarily by foot or horse. Here in The City you could go almost anywhere on an electric streetcar for a nickel. She has survived two World Wars, a Depression, a Cold War, the Great Society, the rise and fall [...] Clouds over the marshes in Hampton, NH. Beth and Ericka on the infrared (FLIR) screen at the Museum of Science. Those shades are cool. Literally. Tags: family, landscapes, Project 365 | Category: family, Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This Postor “How to Create a Major Multi-Jurisdictional Homeland Security Incident Without Even Trying.” Step 1: Find a location interesting to law enforcement such as a port or air terminal. For our purposes, we’ll use a small local harbor. Our harbor doesn’t have much shipping, but it does have day tours, fishing boats, and lots of [...] |
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