Month: July 2017

At a conservation area in Weston today, Lis and I were surprised to see that the insect-eating birds flitting around the pond were not the usual swallows, but cedar waxwings. Such a handsome bird.

Cardinal at the feeder, taken with my 500mm mirror lens.

Bonus photo: not a cardinal.

We were promised a shufflepuck table for the new office, and it has arrived. The glass top is a custom addition so that spectators can enjoy a beverage while watching.

We went to nephew Stephen’s wedding this evening.

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Bunny in the yard as I left this morning.

Lis and I were on a harbor cruise this evening. Evidently someone shipped a pot of gold to the Port of Boston.

Bonus photo: The Two Towers of Olde Boston.

My office’s summer party was today, on Thompson Island in Boston Harbor. I went for a walk and found these old abandoned pier pilings.

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I’ve been saving a few lobster shells in the freezer, and today it was finally cool enough to turn them into stock.

This is my free hot dog in celebration of National Hot Dog Month, courtesy of Kayem Hot Dogs.

This is what happens to the list on your whiteboard when you invite 40 people into your house.