Doug and I went snowshoeing today for the first time this season. Part of the trail was still fresh so we had to break it–no easy task. The snow has a crust on top now, and while the snowshoes keep you from sinking in up to your hip, you still sink in a bit, so it was tough going. But still fun and a good workout.
Our walk came to an end when we reached this obstacle. 
Went to see my friend Mike perform in Shear Madness, which is always a good time. And Mike was fantastic. He informed us that this wallpaper pattern is actually called “Shear Madness.”
or just icicles dripping off a building up the street from work.
one of my colleagues brought these tasty Valentine’s cookies to a meeting today. Apparently, there were lots of choices for the messages, but most were not appropriate for work.
Ice storms make the trees look beautiful, but they sure make one hell of a mess on roads and sidewalks. That should be planned better.
spotted in the shopping cart corral.
We’re trying our next great adventure in animal keeping at work with this guy and three more like him. I think he’s cute.
Meanwhile, all four hermit crabs need names (not that we’ll really be able to tell them apart long-term and we can’t tell their genders) and the folks at work have fallen down on the job of coming up with good suggestions.
as I have mentioned before, I have a whiteboard outside my office where people can leave me messages. Like this one.
cold enough to freeze the Fort Point Channel. Which is starting to thaw out now.
not that we’re getting a lot of snow tomorrow, but enough that the museum will need to clear the plaza in front…