Journaling, photos, letters home, and other little mementos to remember me by.
We have a visitor up from D.C. and so she and I hit up Stowe today. Probably jammed down Perry Merrill 1 at least three times. Beautiful weather: sunny, not too much wind, not bitter cold; damn near perfect. A.k.a., “Perry Mason”; a.k.a., “Perry Farrell”.[↩]
…was at our office today. Holding court and representin’.
Back from Charleston, SC. Great town; lots of neat history and culture, great vibe to the city. See mosaic above for some impressions; the rest of the photos are up on Flickr.
Lots of firsts today… First time skiing at Smugg. First time on these skis and in these boots. First time with a helmet. First time in snow that was this … err … loose. Good times. Definitely worth the cheap ticket through the Hinesburg Rec Department. Complete set up on Flickr; plus a decent pano […]
Looking back over my shoulder at the double black “True Grit” while riding up the Sunnyside Triple on my way to ski down No Grit >> Oblivion >> South Street >> Stillness >> Lower Stillness; truly it was a remarkable weekend for skiing at Waterville Valley. (See the rest of the photos.)
I’ll only bother you with this once: I have moved all impending-baby-related discussion to its own thread: baby.founddrama.net Carry on.
Thanks Burlington Telecom for finally relieving me of Comcast. Service speeds approximately 6.7 times better 1 for only about 5% more per month? Yes, I’ll take it. For certain activities (e.g., grabbing new email messages, downloading an already “lite” webpage) there isn’t much difference to notice; but for others (e.g., downloading a DMG of the […]
Take a breath and organize your thoughts, eh? The year is off to an interesting and exciting start in nearly every dimension. Fortunately, most of those dimensions are good. Not all, but certainly enough of them to think optimistically about the big year that is setting up and stretching out before us. More recently… First: […]
Since last year’s resolutions goals were such a success, I figured that I would do it again this time. Turning these “New Year’s resolutions” into goals and then making them measurable seems to be the way to go. Plus, all that measurability really lets the Inner Geek shine through with all that obsessive tracking and […]