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Project 365 // Day 187

Today I was found “Not Responsible” on appeal of a speeding ticket I got back in April.  Took the kids for burgers to celebrate.
You can hear me prattle on about it.

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Project 365 // Day 186

I love the little yellow guy.  Hanging with the big boys.

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Project 365 // Day 185

My Aussie friend Matty at the Make Way for Ducklings statues in Boston’s Public Garden.
Matty has been traveling the globe and his travels brought him to Boston this week.  I brought the kids into the city to meet up with him.  I had never met Matty before as we have only [...]

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Project 365 // Day 184

My daughter hams it up a bit with a hydrangea bloom.
Oh, and if you say the post title correctly (a la Boston) it rhymes.

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//  6 Months  //  26 Weeks  // 183 Days  //
All in a flash.
Here are some factoids relating to my Project 365 at the halfway point….

I have taken over 6,000 photos.
Of those, I have uploaded over 1,000 to flickr.
From those I have chosen 186 to represent the 183 days.  Three days have multiple images.
110 days the [...]

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Project 365 // Day 183

Halfway point!
Why corn?  Blame the Scavenger Hunt.

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Project 365 // Day 182

Needed “cell phone” for the Daddyshack Scavenger Hunt (I still need loads, been a lazy hunter this week) and I hadn’t taken a single shot during the day, so this is what you get… a shot of the Sox/A’s game recap on my cell phone.  The Red Sox win 2-1.
Jason Bay [...]

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Project 365 // Day 181

Snuck one last reading of The Story of Manny Being Manny in prior to the Major League Baseball trading deadline.  Manny Ramirez was traded today from the Boston Red Sox to the Los Angeles Dodgers.  The Red Sox received Jason Bay from the Pittsburgh Pirates in return as part of the [...]

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Project 365 // Day 180

She just couldn’t hold on any longer.

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Project 365 // Day 179

I was at my parent’s Tuesday afternoon so the way to work was not my typical route.  It took me by the Fore River Shipyard.  I posted about the Goliath Crane a while back.  This might wind up being the last time I laid eyes on it.  Little did I know [...]

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