Category: Project 365
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22/365: 46 – (OH BLEEP!)
Jumping ahead a bit to today. I was a bit late for work thanks to a Subaru. First time in over 20 years, and that one was not my fault either. I’m fine. The Honda, as you can see, is not. Thanks to the magic of cheap dash cams and editing you can experience the […]
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22/365: 39
Morning after the ice rescue drill. Time to clean, dry, and repack the ropes. As the ladder is currently sidelined for repairs, it provides a convenient drying rack. February 8 2010 – Two P365 posts
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22/365: 38
Ice rescue drill night. February 7 2014 – I was riding to fundraise for MSPCA. They’d still appreciate a buck or two, and I’d appreciate if you gave. 2012 – I rode to Save the Puppies in 2012 too.
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22/365: 37
Tilly wasn’t so sure about the new hammock, but Kiddo convinced her it’s a pretty cool thing. February 6 2013 was a hard day. We had just learned we were losing Jasmine, and I was Numb. 2012 – Project 366 2010 – Project 365 had me in the workshop.
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22/365: 36
Lazy day yesterday. My only photo is of Ginger helping me update the blog. February 5 2017 – 034 & 035 2014 – Hyperbole and P6*6 2011 – Riding with Jim 2010 – P365 and Welcoming a New Memeber to the Family
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22/365: 35
Tail end of the ice storm. February 4 2016 – Goals, Dreams & Regrets 2012 – Blues Skies, New Pets, ALS, Copp’s Hill 2010 – P365, Fleetwood Mac
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22/365: 34
Rain on snow at dusk. Newman Rd. February 3 2017 – 032 & 033 2013 – Finishing the Month at Work 2010 – Project 365 2009 – How to Hack an Aux Input. . . (my most popular post ever)
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22/365: 32
I’ve gone back and forth over running wheel covers on my winter wheels. I currently feel the bare steel gives a no nonsense, ‘get it done’, New England vibe. It only works on a black car though. February 1 2015 – Ansco Clipper 2014 – Pentax ME Super and I Did Something Today I May […]
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22/365: 27-31
I feel like I’ve been busy lately, or at least neglecting the blog. January 27 – This is posted on the helipad at one of our local trauma centers. I think the staff may have been watching too many medical dramas on TV. (“Do not rush towards the aircraft”? You really have to say that? […]
Notes from Mosquito Hill 