Doug's Project 365

Thanks to Greg, we now have a sump pump temporarily installed in the basement.  Here’s the outflow — the rain has stopped, but water continues to come in.

Here we see my little condensate pump — designed to pump condensation from central air or from a dehumidifier — putting up what wound up as a losing battle against incoming rainwater. Newton would wind up getting over 9″ of rain over 3 days.

We don’t have cable TV.  We get all our TV over the air.  MythTV records it all.  This weekend I installed the PC that holds our MythTV system into a new case — complete with scrolling text display — that fits into our entertainment unit.

Here I’m watching some Doug TV (This Old House).

The biggest issue with making your own black & tan at home is you’ve gotta have two.  Unless you have a really big glass.

It’s amazing that this little part could result in the entire boiler not working.

Beautiful day at Killington.  Here’s Jeff, ready to make another run.

Winnie is always photogenic.

I spent the evening editing vinyl records I digitized over the weekend.

Lis and I went for a walk up to Moody Street on this warm Sunday.

There are these things called “records.”  They hold music, like a CD, but they’re made of vinyl and much bigger.  You use a turntable to play them.