Lis's Project 365

It’s common to see kitties in small hotels, bookstores and other small shops,  but this kitty was on display at a local jewelry store.

We went for a lovely walk through the wood’s at Mass Audubon’s Habitat property in Belmont MA.  The turtle pond was very low, and while it did have quite a few turtles, there were dozens of frogs.  See Doug’s photo

With so many studios on hiatus, and fewer movies being released to theaters right now, the local movie house is showing lots of classics.

Gandalf demonstrates his air guitar form.  And his very fluffy belly.

My ballot is safely in…huzzah! And yes, this is a screen shot.  Sue me.

Moody Street in Waltham is closed this  summer to allow all the restaurants to have patio space on the street.  Some places have simply put out tables and nothing else, others have tents and some lighting.  This place really went all out, and it made for a lovely dining experience.

I received this package in the mail today from Square and AmEx.  If I had an actual brick-and-mortar store, it would be helpful.  But hey, it came with an enormous bottle of hand sanitizer, so that’s cool.

A fantastic view of the rainbow while we were out paddling on the pond tonight after dinner.

A good way into the hike up Goat Hill at the Blackstone River and Canal Heritage State Park, we came across these painted rocks.  It feels like something a local troop of Girl Scouts would do.

If you’ve never been to Purgatory Chasm in Sutton MA, I recommend it.  It’s a really giant hole in the ground where you can go and climb and hike around.  I was happy to notice that all the other people we saw were at least wearing sneakers (as opposed to flip-flips or something equally ridiculous for a place like this).