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Cape Porpoise with Purpose
We were as strapped as the night is dark but with a very few important things. We had a baby with another on its way, a home in a seaside town with a train to a major city and a core belief that our maverick, we-will-not-submit-to-mass-conciousness way of thinking would justly reward us. It whispered to me … [Read more…]
Dinner in Portsmouth, NH
#latergram #latervideo John from Portsmouth, NH’s The Oar House getting it done AND doing it right with serving not one but three birthday desserts. What’s the icing on this cake? The allotment of THREE birthday wishes in place of one. #eathereandaskforJohn
Protected: My Mother the Witch
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Nahant to Start the Day Off Right
Wanderlust hit hard this a.m. but with a big ‘to do’ list for the day I had only a small window to explore. Wait, let me try that again . . . Procrastination hit hard this morning as I thought ahead to the list of mind numbing housework I had to do, so after … [Read more…]
Beating Those March Doldrums
There is no denying it, our beautiful snowy winter is dreary and grey now. The snow banks are sooted and New England’s April showers, although they bring those May flowers, linger around the corner. Also, my quaint little seaside town has its own oddity in early Spring. Our ocean currents change for the next several … [Read more…]
Public Transit Living
Swampscott, MA train station (Photo Credit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swampscott_(MBTA_station) I have always appreciated public transportation. I even used to collect my used transit cards as a token to it. Be it NJ PATH cards, NYC Subway cards, MTA monthly train passes, NJTransit Bus passes, Boston T passes, all of them I never threw away, but kept in a shoe … [Read more…]
Protected: From Arrendelle to St. Thomas and Back
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A Go with Flow Camden, Maine Stay
“You must have things a very certain way.” I stared back blankly. She tried again, “You need things to be dit-dit-dit” pantomiming checking off a To Do list. Actually I am Type B, but I wasn’t going to tell her that, this medium at an angel store in Salem, MA. I was just here for fun. “I will … [Read more…]
SAULT New England
sault (soo:, su) n. A waterfall or rapids SAULT New England (salt nu inglind) n. 1. A South End, Boston store providing males ages 18+ authentic, New England, (male-who-likes-to-take- care-of-himself-and-to-be-comfortable) clothing and goods. 2. Where the on trend lumbersexual (a-Metro-sexual-who-has-the-need-to-hold-onto-some- outdoor-based-ruggedness,-thus-opting-to-keep-a-finely-trimmed-beard) shops “You always have the PERFECT thing!” exclaims a customer during … [Read more…]