2/1 – Piggies. Most of these guys are fosters available for adoption.
2/2 – Klaatu barada nikto.
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January 30 – unhappy dog January 21 – Home alone for the evening, lounging in front of the pellet stove. January 22 – Cold day at work. This grew throughout the day. I kept waiting for the rig to hit it on the way out the door.
January 23 – My family says the dog is a good [...] Tags: dog, fire, fire apparatus, Howe, pets | Category: family, fire, Project 365 | Leave a comment |  Print This PostSilence The low hum of fluorescent workshop lights No TV; no family The gentle rasp of an old abused paintbrush A project draws to completion I can hear my breathing; feel the blood in my veins Heating pumps click and whir The boiler whooshes to life Oh, hello Hal [...] October 1 – Fenway stop on the Green Line October 2 – I wish I’d had a video camera handy for this one. It was certainly interesting. October 3 – Deerfield Fair October 4 – I’ve been working on some renovations for my parents. This is just scary. October 5 [...] Tags: cats, family, landscapes, pets, Project 365 | Category: family, Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This PostI will put up a more detailed post later, but this year I’m walking to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. My fundraising page can be easily found here. If I could get just $1 from each of my readers, Tweeps, and FB friends I’d be ecstatic. 9/15 – Kites at the [...] Tags: family, farm, landscapes, pets, Project 365 | Category: family, Project 365 | One comment | Print This Post9/9 – “If I stay still, maybe they won’t see me.” 9/10 – Bridges on the bike path. Photoblogging was light this week. In fact, it was nonexistent. We were out of town at the Big E in Springfield for the Mass Morgan Horse Show. Internet was limited to what I could access via the iPhone, although I did achieve one text-only post. The fairgrounds did have WiFi, but for $$$. I tried [...] Tags: family, fire, horses, pets, Project 365 | Category: family, fire, Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This PostLong, long ago in a garage not so far from here. . . . . .my grandfather built a doghouse for my childhood dog. Like most of Gramp’s carpentry, it was built from available materials and it was built to last. Mitzi the miniature beagle spent many sunny afternoons in it. It was painted red [...] The week in review:
July 25 – Peep
July 26 – Museum of Science
July 27 – Along Nelson’s Crag trail, Mount Washington
July 28 – If I were covered in fur this week, I’d [...] Tags: cars, cats, hiking, letterboxing, pets, Project 365 | Category: family, Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This Post |
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