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Category Archives: Experiments and Challenges
Growing a Spine
The last day of 2012 was a day like any other. I drove to The Big Corporation, pecked at my papers, and walked at lunch. Cherie Ripperton had the day off, so I walked alone. On the new office walking … Continue reading
Springing Forward
As we approach New Year’s, there are three predictions I can make with absolute certainty. First, the internet will be filled with “year in review” articles. Lots of bloggers will write “year in review” posts and some will coordinate these … Continue reading
The Midnight Wake Up Call
When I’m a guest in a friend’s house, I try to follow any instructions my host or hostess may give me. After all, it’s not a hotel or resort. When a host or hostess says “make yourself at home,” they … Continue reading
Posted in Experiments and Challenges
Tagged cats, cats at night, heavenly bed, house guest etiquette, sleeping
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Thanks, Mike!
Prior to taking a car trip, I brought my Jeep to the local dealership for an oil change and diagnosis of a “clicking” noise. Mike, the service manager, paid close attention to the problem and it was fixed quickly. 780 … Continue reading
Posted in Experiments and Challenges, Minimalist
Tagged Bournival Jeep, Car maintenance, Car travel, Jeep
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The Journey of 1320 Steps
When I was 12, I remember seeing Rocky Balboa (played by Sylvester Stallone) run up the stairs of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It was exciting (“Gonna Fly Now”). I don’t know if the 1976 movie started a stair climbing … Continue reading
Posted in Experiments and Challenges
Tagged Gymnasticon, Rocky Balboa, Stair climbing, Sylvester Stallone, The journey of life
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Ring Those Moxie Bells!
I had a breakfast business meeting Tuesday before I got to The Big Corporation; I met my friend Merrill Lewis for coffee. Merrill is the “Grand Poobah and Embarassador” of the New England Moxie Congress and we would have had … Continue reading
The Masquerade Ball
I got an e-blast from the Junior League of Boston this week, announcing some details of the February 2, 2013 “Service in the City” Charity Ball. The 2013 event will be a “masquerade ball.” I must have read the blast … Continue reading
Calling Cedric Maxwell
I visited the TD Garden in Boston yesterday. My occasional trips to Boston sometimes involve passing under the TD Garden, through North Station, but the last time I saw the Celtics play on the parquet was at the old Boston … Continue reading
Posted in Experiments and Challenges
Tagged Boston, Boston Celtics, Boston Garden, Cedric Maxwell, TD Garden
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Helen and the CSA
I have written about Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) more than once on this blog. It’s Friday; it’s been a long week and for folks with tired eyes, Community Sponsored Agriculture is a different model of food delivery with fewer hand-offs. … Continue reading