https://youtu.be/3tLfal1E52Q Beth and I will be riding in the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride again next week. We’re doing something big & different this year in celebration of her pending graduation. Details later. 🙂 We would appreciate a buck or two for Men’s Health Research and Mental Health Support if you can spare it. Here’s the link:… Continue reading DGR 2022
Liberty Tree
I am a child of the 80’s. Like so many of us, I came of age at the local mall. Liberty Tree Mall was the coolest of the cool. It was anchored at one end by a local discount retailer called Ann & Hope, and at the other by local electronics legend Lechemere. It had… Continue reading Liberty Tree
Panniers
I have a fascination with odd bags from the army/navy store. I’ve cycled a number of them through my closet over the years. Some last longer than others. This one is supposedly a “Hungarian Medic Bag.” It’s weatherized and makes a good pannier for my commuter, and it cost a whopping $12.99. Predicted temperature for… Continue reading Panniers
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March 19: Pepper isn’t so sure about Mrs. Hughes the robot vacuum.
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March 18: Morning checks. (I know I’m behind, but I’m choosing to not let the backlog ruin the present.)
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Last summer our trash removal contractor announced that they were progressing to automated pickup. All refuse had to be in special cans which they would supply, and the cans had to be placed in a specific position at the curb. Cans would be delivered shortly. Look what arrived TODAY! Pandemic supply chain issues, surely. I… Continue reading 22/365: 60
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58: Sunrise over Pink House. Venus and the Moon visible. Mars was supposed to be visible but the sky was already too light.
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57: After the Storm
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56: Sammie and Tilly in a rare moment of sharing.
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55: Pepper loves bugs and shiny things, so the fly ash in the pellet stove has her rapt attention.
Notes from Mosquito Hill 