Finding water in Boston
If you haven't heard, Boston is in a state of emergency following a water main break. My water is brown so I wanted to see if I could pick up some water from the supermarket after striking out last night.
If you haven't heard, Boston is in a state of emergency following a water main break. My water is brown so I wanted to see if I could pick up some water from the supermarket after striking out last night.
Yeah, it's a new year, but no changes happen in the winter. Everything is dead and uninspiring, not to mention cold. I have some things that I am going to try to change, how about you?
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All of the weather people said that we were going to get crushed with snow and blizzard conditions. Well, they were wrong as only 10 inches or so - still some snow but nowhere close to the 15" that were projected. Here's a video of the alley behind our building as we headed out for shoveling and lunch during the afternoon.
Over the weekend, my fiance had one of her bridesmaids in town for her wedding shower, and with two days to kill, she wanted to do something purely New England. Granted she is originally from up here, but there was one thing that she had never done, neither had we, a whale watch. As anyone from the area can tell you, fall has come in quite cold and it probably was not the best idea to head into the ocean.
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading heavily, reminding me much like college, minus the papers.
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