Races

Head of the Charles 2009

The Head of the Charles regatta is one of Rowing’s premier events. In High School we pretty much considered it to be the “Nationals” for the fall season. It’s important enough to have it’s own wikipedia entry. I first raced the Charles in my first year of rowing in 1998. It was also the only [...]

school

Why the real world made me a better student

I’m the first to admit that I was not the best student in high school or college. I’ll admit that I’m still not the best student now. In a way high school and college were phases of life I had to complete to get from one point to the other in my quest to become [...]

Uncategorized

October in Boston.

October in Boston., originally uploaded by candiacrew. I spent the weekend in Boston visiting friends and watching the Head of the Charles regatta. Sunday rained. The rain was heavy and cold and my friend Hadley and I were so frozen and wet that we decided that going to the Cambridgeside mall was the only way [...]

Life

A Preview

Adam was a groomsman in his Best man’s wedding this weekend. I forgot my beloved Pentax so I borrowed a Nikon D50 with a great lens from the groom’s father for the event. I’m not sure if I’ll get around to blogging it soon or not. So here’s a quick lunch time preview of some [...]

Nature

Mushrooms

I’m not sure what’s going on this year but parts of my yard are covered in mushrooms. I could understand if the mushrooms were growing in the forest around my house, but these relatively big mushrooms are growing in the center of my yard in clumps. They’ve been turning black with time. I wonder what [...]

Life

Fictional Locations?

I’m listening to an audiobook called Wintergirls by Laurie Halse Anderson. It’s about girls with severe eating disorders. But that’s not why I’m writing a quick post today. I’m writing because the book is supposed to be set in New Hampshire. And if the author did not fictionalise the location the young protagonist lives in [...]

Horses

Pretty Horses

My neighbour has a few dozen horses. Many of them are beautiful Percheron draft horses that actually get used to pull sleigh rides, hay rides and to plow fields. From our yard we can only see one of his fields and our puppy Cooper finds them fascinating. A few weeks ago a mare and her [...]

Cars

Veronica

Ever know you that you must have a dozen pictures of a specific object in your archives somewhere yet have no idea where to find the originals? I know I have pictures of Adam’s bike as it was in my external harddrive… somewhere. But I couldn’t find any pictures of only her on my already [...]

Climbing

Whitehorse Ledges – Begineers Route

A few weekends ago my hubby took me rock climbing on this cliff. It’s a relatively big cliff called Whitehorse Ledge.  It’s one of two prominent rocks near Echo Lake State Park (where these pictures were taken). The other being called Cathedral Ledge. He took me up a route called Beginner’s route in the Slabs. [...]

Nature

Acorns

Our house is surrounded by trees, many of the trees are oak trees. Our trees produce a lot of acorns. The acorns are currently covering the driveway, the deck, and the rest of the yard. Adam has a very specific place he has to park in order to not have the acorns dent his car. [...]

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