Doug's Project 365

This rhododendron is one of the few foundation plantings remaining from when we moved in. It’s quite impressive this year.

In Stop & Shop’s freezer aisle. There’s a story here, but I’m not sure what it is.

As I posted on Facebook today, in among the 8mm home movies from my parents is an intact 16mm print of an A&P (supermarket) TV commercial, complete with movie countdown header. I have no idea why they had it, but I figured maybe somebody in the family was in the commercial. So I fashioned a take-up reel and unwound it looking for clues. But I have no idea who this guy is.

I went into the office today for the first time since mid-March 2020. Surprisingly, neither my gym bag nor my coffee mug had gotten up and walked away on their own. My cordless mouse’s battery was, however, completely dead.

Lis and I both got our post-Pandemic haircuts today, and went out to eat to celebrate.

I pitched in to help build this platform in front of a local restaurant, so their COVID parking-space-takeover outdoor seating is level with the sidewalk for accessibility. We had a team of 6 (including 2 Newton city councilors), and it was lovely to be outside working on this gorgeous day.

Vaccinated (fully) Day, that is. I celebrated by taking myself out for Indian food for lunch.

By definition

I wish I could coax this groundcover to spread more in our garden. Its flowers are only about 1/4″ across, but they’re a brilliant purple-blue and last for over a month.