Archive for October, 2008

1October 30, 2008
Reverse Graffiti – Broadway Tunnel

I saw this video this morning and had to post about it. This is the kind of thing that really...
0October 29, 2008
Is it Winter Already?

Forecast for light snow this evening in DC. It seems like just yesterday I had shorts on!
0October 27, 2008
Help Save the Gorillas

There were several urgent emails at work this morning discussing something that happened over the last 24 hours. There is a...
0October 27, 2008
RWR: Fall Dinner Party

We had lovely guests, who work with Scott, over for dinner last night. I enjoy putting on a dinner for...
3October 26, 2008
SWS: Team Jeff

Today’s Sundays With Scott should probably be called Sundays With Jeff. Our friend Jeff has gone through an amazing transformation in...
0October 25, 2008
The Obama Plan. Remember to VOTE!
2October 23, 2008
50 Ways to Leave the Islands

Back in DC after a surprisingly long day of travel. As the crow flies, the distance traveled is not far...
0October 22, 2008
I just ate three lobsters

If you’re “from away,” (Vinalhaven term for everyone that doesn’t have blood on the island – I’m from away.) you...
2October 21, 2008
Photo Camp Day 2 – North Haven

North Haven is separated from Vinalhaven by a 5 minute boat ride. It’s a beautiful island filled with empty summer...
0October 21, 2008
Soild as a Rock

This song sparked my first excitment about Barack Obama during his senate campaign. Enjoy!~ And don’t forget to vote– some...

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