How about that? More snow.
Jangro me!
everything else.
Alex helping himself to an apple.
A thousand words indeed.
What we could use right about now is a little bit of snow.
Epic Battle: Penguins vs. the Dark Knight.
Age-old arch-enemies, the Penguins and the Dark Knight meet again.
This time in an unlikely location, a booth at Bertucci's restaurant at high noon.
The Penguins attack!
Oh, the horror.
Some day Dark Knight, the penguins will get their revenge.
Snow in Stow, I Should be in Vegas
As of 9am, we've got about a foot of snow. School is cancelled, but we're learning about measuring with a yard stick.
Yes, I sent the boy out there. Someone had to take the picture. He does look cold.
Now, here's where I would be right now if I didn't fly home early to make sure my family was ok in the storm.
That's the view from my hotel room at the Wynn hotel in Las Vegas this past weekend. And my clubs were right there with me. Had I not changed my flight to Monday night, I would have been stranded there as flights east are cancelled today.
Don't feel bad for me. I did get to play some great golf at the Paiute Wolf Course and Rio Secco.
Here's how my son plays GeoTrax. It usually involves a catastrophic event.
I just failed at least 10 Google CAPTCHA checks in a row. Seriously @Google, WTF?
Here's two of or the easier ones. I'm pretty sure I got these right.
But no. No account for me.
Crazy Juggler in Faneuil Hall Boston
We took the kids in to Boston for a field trip yesterday (Sunday) which must include a stop by Faneuil Hall to see whatever street show is going on or the boys will stage a mutiny.
So we headed in early and got a parking spot right in Quincy Market across the street from the Hard Rock Cafe. We went to the Museum of Science (since Alex is a scientist), had lunch at the Hard Rock, and then walked around Quincy Market.
The highlight of the trip was in fact the street show. The boys do know best.
This time it was a juggler. Here's a bit of his act...
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via venturebeat.com
