Packing it Up
The fifteen fifty-four gallon Rubbermaid storage boxes that are stacked in the corner of the second floor of the main house are ignored for the majority of the summer. By Continue Reading →
Monthly Archives: September 2013
Mrs. So and So’s Decor
The purchase of a vacation home often means the acquisition of someone else’s belongings and their questionable taste. For many men, this is a blessing, and for most women this Continue Reading →
Lusting for Cronuts and an Insulin Pump
The San Francisco Bay Area and Portland, Maine have at least two things in common: fanatical foodies and active health conscious individuals. For the past six months, foodies living outside Continue Reading →
Maine’s Official Fruit has a Pesky Visitor
In 2012, Maine produced 91.1 million pounds of blueberries, the largest crop in a decade. At the average wholesale price of seventy-six cents per pound, Maine’s blueberry revenue totaled $69.2 Continue Reading →
Chamber of Commerce Weather and Lost Opportunities
San Francisco, host to the 34th America’s Cup shined brightly on the race’s opening day. Shortly after 1:00 pm on September 7th, Emirates Team New Zealand took on defending champion, Continue Reading →
Six Degrees of Dartmouth College
“Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon” is not an original idea. In New England, the game should be entitled “Six Degrees of Dartmouth College”. In July, Mrs. Brit suggested that a Continue Reading →