Gates (P365 – March 31)

Gates on the bike path at the City Line.

Systematic Insanity

Picture the following hypothetical situation:

A patient with a medical problem presents himself to the parking valet at a suburban hospital. The valet stand is located immediately outside the Outpatient Department door, within 150 yards of the Emergency entrance. It’s less than a two-minute walk to the ER, whether through the building or the parking [...]

Angry Ocean

Angry ocean at Salisbury Beach today during the storm. (P365 – March 30)

Maine Maple Sunday

Antique equipment at Greene Maple Farm in Sebago, ME.  I came home with a full year’s supply of fresh, local maple syrup.

P365 – March 27

Roadside memorial on the Parker River marsh, at flood tide.

RMV FAIL

This week we received the registration renewal for Mrs. Mack505′s car. In the message box it says, “If this vehicle is newly acquired it must be inspected within 7 days.”

Say it with me now: RE-NEW-AL.

I’m glad to see all my taxes and fees are employing the Best and Brightest at the Massachusetts Registry [...]

The Queen

A long, narrow room in an old house. The paneled walls are lined with old photographs and cross-stitch work. A flat screen television seems the only nod to the 21st century. We pass a small kitchen, straight out of the 1950′s and just large enough to spin around inside. An oxygen hose snakes out of [...]

P 365 - March 25/26

March 25

March 26 – took Beth to see the Easter Bunny at the mall.  Grammy Bunny got lots of pictures.

Project 365 – March 24

Work.

‘First Due’ Blog Carnival

I’ve been published again, this time in the inaugural edition of the First Due Blog Carnival over at FireCritic.com.  The theme is “I’m a Firefighter Because. . .” and there are fourteen submissions.  Go check it out!