Librarian on the Run
It Must Be Italian
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Goofus & Gallant Meet a Fox
This is a photo of Newbury Comics' magazine rack in Faneuil Hall. Why on earth do they sell Highlights? This product placement is a little disturbing.Sent via BlackBerry by AT&THelp support my 2009 Boston Marathon Charity: Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infi
Did You See that Catch Coco Made?!
I'll miss Coco. He looks like the type of player who always gives 100%. He had a highlight reels worth of amazing catches in the outfield. Nick and I are going to be in Kansas City this weekend; maybe we'll see Coco scouting out his new digs?Help support
Got to Twitter!
So, some co-workers and I were talking about Twitter yesterday, and I decided to make an account. I'm not sure how often I'll remember to update it, but you can follow me at:http://twitter.com/got2trotlibrary Help support my 2009 Boston Marathon Charity
Maybe Jobu Can Take the Fear from a Football too
Nick's favorite player on the Bills is the punter, Brian Moorman. He says he's the best player on the team; to which I say, if the best player on your team is the punter, then you've got a problem. For his birthday, I gave Nick a Brian Moorman jersey and
A Knotworthy Flyer
I saw this sign taped to a post in the Financial District. This is the first time I've seen a sign offering a reward for a found scarf. There's no mention of it being a cashmere (therefore expensive) scarf or any hint as to why a reward is being
"Take a cha-cha-cha-chance"
Happy 30th Birthday to my Wonderful Husband, Nick! Looks like he's ready to celebrate already!I was going to list 30 reasons why I love you, but that might be a little too mushy for the blog. I do love you, and I hope you have a wonderful day! (Your ag
Seeing & Hearing Firsthand Where Our Money Goes
Last night Nick and I attended an event that the Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary holds annually to thank their donors. In addition to the event's great location (the Intercontinental) and tasty food & drinks, the best part of the evening was le
The Secret to Turning this Economy Around
Ugh. I think Wall Street needs to read The Secret. Here are some suggestions to get the vision board started: Bull Market! Happy Trader! Confidence!Comeback!Help support my 2009 Boston Marathon Charity: Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary.
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Kill Your Television
Man, there's nothing good on these days... I saw this TV set smashed screen first onto a fire hydrant, while walking down East Broadway this morning. In any case, I don't think the digital converter box will help now. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&a
Overheard in PO Square
After grabbing my coffee this morning, I was walking through PO Square, when I heard a snippit of a man's conversation. "See the thing is, if you want to drink, don't drive. That's it." Pretty good advice, if you ask me. Help support my 2009 Boston Ma
A Nice Change of Pace
We're at the BC/ND game, and the line for the women's room is only a few people deep. The line for the men's room wraps around the corner and to the end of the hallway! Now they know how we women feel!Sent via BlackBerry by AT&THelp supp
Calling All Winos!
My friend Jen is earning her MBA part-time at Suffolk and is conducting a survey for her marketing class. It's about wine, how often you drink it, and what you think about it. Plus, there's a reference to the Olson twins. What more could you want from
Scents and the City
An article on Boston.com discusses how the author strolls around Faneuil Hall with "home fragrance impresario" Harry Slatkin. I've never heard of the guy until this article, but I'm not sure I'd trust his opinion based on this: "Surprisingly, the store t
This Month's Featured Reader: Vince!
Introducing November's Featured Reader: VinceVince was married a few weeks ago, & this photo is from his honeymoon in Santiago, Chile! Ole!Vince and I both graduated Boston College in 2001; however, we didn't become friends until Nick and I started da
Less than 12 Hours Later, Change is Already Here
Lately I've been taking the 7 to work, unless the 9 pulls up to the bus stop just as I'm passing by. This morning, just as I stepped outside I saw the 9 stopped about a block away, and I decided to make a run for it. In this scenario, maybe 25% of the t
No Line at 136 H St in Southie
No line, but no stickers either. :-(Sent via BlackBerry by AT&THelp support my 2009 Boston Marathon Charity: Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary.
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Weekend Wrap Up
On Friday afternoon, I battled rush hour traffic on the Pike and drove home to Glastonbury, so I could help my parents hand out Halloween candy. I may wear this to the BC/ND game on Sat night. This is the warmest suit ever.Saturday morning, my mom and I
Oh, sheet
This guy must be really excited to be a ghost, seeing that it's about 2:30 in the afternoon, and we're waiting for an inbound train at Brookline Village. Kids in costumes during the day are sweet; grown men, kind of spooky (but I guess that's
Costumes of Halloween Past
The earliest Halloween costume I can remember having is a little clown suit with pom-poms on the front made out of green yarn. My grandma made it for me, and it's pretty cute, although I am terrified of clowns now, so I don't think I'll be passing that o

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