Archive for June, 2008

Jun 23 2008

Companies aren’t so “Green” with annoying long receipts

Published bypaul under Shopping,nature

Have you ever been to the store to purchase a couple items only to walk out with a receipt that’s actually longer than the itemized one you get at the super market? Sadly, it’s a trend that’s becoming all too common these day. Ironically, these are often given to me by stores that purport to [...]

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Jun 21 2008

Protected: M’s academic aspirations

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Jun 20 2008

Our first Arrowhead Farm CSA meal

Published bypaul under Cooking,Wine,food and dining

We picked up our first share of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) produce from Arrowhead Family Farm in Newburyport, Mass today and consequently cooked our first, delicious meal from locally grown food. A bird’s eye view of the Arrowhead Family Farm along the Merrimack River in Newburyport, Mass. Take that big chain markets and national (and [...]

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Jun 20 2008

Picnicking with Cedar Waxwings at Atkinson Common in Newburyport

It was a beautiful Thursday so my wife, son and I went for a picnic at Atkinson Common in Newburyport, Mass. The sun was out, there was a hint of a summer breeze, the clouds seemed to be avoiding our section of sky and flitting amongst the evergreen and viburnum trees was a small, active [...]

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Jun 19 2008

Protected: Lions and tigers and bears, oh M(y!): Our first visit to the zoo

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Jun 18 2008

Protected: My first Father’s Day and our fifth anniversary

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Jun 14 2008

The Hoopoe: Israel’s new national bird

Published bypaul under Uncategorized,bird watching,news

The State of Israel finally has a national bird. Behold, the Hoopoe, chosen during this year’s celebration of the 60th anniversary of the nation’s independence. The Hoopoe (Photo by Dhaval Momaya, via Wikipedia) According to a news brief from the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, the bird is native to the Middle East and has an Israeli [...]

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Jun 11 2008

Protected: M’s first haircut

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Jun 09 2008

Protected: M crawls for the first time!

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Jun 06 2008

Today is the 64th Anniversary of the Invasion of Normandy (D-Day)

Published bypaul under History,Military/Veterans

Not much to say really, but it is a day for reflection about many things related to war, world peace, American sacrifice, veterans and family. Here’s a great website for a lot of information about one of the most historic invasions in the history of the world. American Experience/D-Day on pbs.org.

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