Category: City
Views from the New Bike Route: Brookline Reservoir
The Brookline Reservoir, at the corner of Lee St. and Boylston (Rt. 9), is the second body of water I pass on my way to…
Carmina Burana at the Sanders Theater
Friday night we took in a free performance of Carmina Burana Harvard's Sanders theater. Our friend Arnie was in the chorus, so it was a…
Easter Images
A little late in coming, but here some Easter 2006 images in the recently revamped Whereproject photo gallery. These photos were taken in and around…
Harold Connolly Scupture
Earlier this week as I was biking to Brighton Center, I noticed a statue in front of the Taft Middle School that I had never…
The Value of a Place
in CityI was surprised–and unnerved–to read in the Boston Globe that Boston is the most expensive metro area in the country, at least according to one…
An Hour of the the Rolling Stones
Last night at about 9:30, I realized I didn’t have enough powdered milk to finish making yogurt, so I hopped on my bike for a…
An Evening with Tom Brosseau, North Dakota Troubadour
I almost didn’t make it out to hear Tom Brosseau play at Club Passim tonight. Elaine emailed me from CA a couple of days ago,…
Longfellow Epitaph
17 There is no Death! What seems so is transition; 18 This life of mortal breath 19 Is but a suburb of the life elysian,…
A Critical Guide to Boston-Area Memorials
in CityThis past week I finished developing a site called Past Shapes, Present Stories: A Critical Guide to Boston-Area Memorials for a friend and colleague of…
Weekend Ramblings
in CityAfter a week stuck in front of computer and in workshops, I let myself wander a bit this weekend. The weather was beautiful and I…
