Month: March 2010
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The Fourth Rule
Or, An Ode to Corporate Ignorance. Back before Thanksgiving, I posted a brief rant about my Three Rules of Business. Today I discovered a fourth, and I’m ashamed that I’d missed it before. After hiking today (see below), I was struck with the urge to do some shopping. I dropped by Barnes & Noble in […]
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Champney Falls (P365-March 23)
I did some hiking today with Rescu82. The rain dampened things a bit (pun intended,) but the weather in the Whites wasn’t too bad. We made it most of the way to Champney Falls, but we turned back when the trail got too icy. Neither of us came equipped for winter climbing. This photo was […]
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More Boring Important Adult Things (P365 – March 20)
I can finally see the end of the renovation, and we have a prospective tenant. I’ve gotten all the doors on the storage units in this room, and it makes a huge difference. It’s also great to get rid of the horrible purple left by the previous tenant. I like the room now, and I’ve […]
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Project 365 – March 19
Beth and I rode the Newburyport and Salisbury rail trails this afternoon. It’s only about 4 miles total, but it’s perfect for her. She selected today’s shot. For some reason she was fascinated by the excavators parked at ENPRO and thought it was the coolest thing that the name was painted on their booms.
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Project 365 – March 17
Working today, so the only green I get to wear is my watch. At least it’s a beautiful day.
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This is Not the Shot You’re Looking For (P365 – March 16)
This was not supposed to be today’s Project 365 shot. Due to the recent storm and flooding, access to our farm was difficult this morning. It took four attempts to reach it. On the third try, I was directly in front of the Raymond, NH firehouse when 41-Engine-4 was dispatched for an exploding television. (Really.) […]
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Floodwaters (P365 – March 15)
A poor cell phone shot of a Toyota floating around in the Witch City flood waters yesterday. As a bonus, here’s video of a set of traffic lights shorting out at the height of the storm:
Notes from Mosquito Hill 