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Category Archives: Weather and Seasons
Pause
It was a chilly Mardi Gras in New Orleans yesterday, but it didn’t stop revelers from throwing plastic beads all over the place. I won’t pretend to understand. The closest I ever got to anything like this annual celebration was … Continue reading
The Old Heave Ho
What is it about “Groundhog Day” that is most offensive? Is it that the garden-destroying rodent is elevated to Zeus-like status for poking his ugly head out of a burrow on the second day of February? Or is it that … Continue reading
The Bleak Hours
I swapped a few e-mails with Jaxon yesterday; he’s in jam where he lives. He was the recipient of an outrageous “condominium assessment.” Having lived in a condominium for almost fifteen years, I could understand his frustration. My condominium owner’s … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged Blue Tuesday, Florida, Lady Alone Traveler, The Gentleman, The White Mountains
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The Regal
Here in Lisbon Falls, we have a few convenience stores. Route 196 is a busy road that runs from Lewiston to Brunswick (or Brunswick to Lewiston) and as of this writing, there are at least three possible places a happy … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged being authentic, living a local life, New Year's Day 2014, Route 196, Xtra Mart
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A Gentleman’s Christmas
(Gratefully, my little corner of northern New England was spared from a damaging ice storm this weekend. While there was the usual weather puppetry and foreboding, the failure of the ice storm to deliver a sharp, disabling punch to the … Continue reading
I’ll Have an Old Fashioned, Please
I’ll have an old-fashioned winter, that is! Yesterday, my brother presented some historical data about winters gone by and the possibility that this winter might be an “old timey” winter. Click on the picture to read an older blog post … Continue reading
Floating Boxes
A news story broke a few days ago. There’s a barge at a Cianbro-owned wharf in Casco Bay that reporters have discovered belongs to Google. Made of shipping containers, its purpose and ultimate destination are unknown. Google has not responded … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged Deer hunting, Robin Follette, tree stands, what's Google up to?
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I’m Not a Halloween Person
This is the best I could come up with today. I’m more of an “All Saints Day” kind of person.
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged Baseball, Boston Red Sox, For all the saints, Halloween, World Series
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The Coming Darkness
My alarm went off at the usual time this morning. I hit “snooze” over and over. It wasn’t that it was cold outside my warm covers or that I dreaded the day. It was because I had been tossing and … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged Andrew Wyeth, Trodden Weed, Walking as therapy
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