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My Temporal Trajectory: September 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. After having some of "Jan's golabkis" at the Franklin County Fair, I just had to make some for myself. They are a rather unglorious food, bland-colored and featureless, but there is something wholesome about combining cabbage, rice,. Posted by Pete at 6:55 AM. No, it's not a lime, it's not some tropical fruit, and it's not a tennis ball. So what is it? It's a Black walnut, joined by one of its enormous pinnately compound leaves that I plucked from campus!
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My Temporal Trajectory: March 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. I just may have to go back and catch some more so that I can investigate this species mystery in further detail. Posted by Pete at 12:44 PM. Vintage Makes it Better. Posted by Pete at 10:06 AM. New Family and Napa. We also strolled briefly around the Rodin Garden which is located adjacent to their museum (a museum on campus, can you believe it? Because she growled at us before we left, even though she had let us pet her earlier. Posted by Pete at 12:07 AM.
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My Temporal Trajectory: July 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. Dip in the Deerfield. I took it as a bad omen that our two hottest days this summer were falling. There is a hydroelectric dam not far upstream which must have been at work because, by the time Shannon took this picture, the water had risen 6" and was be. Ginning to test my strength! Posted by Pete at 7:57 PM. After months of scouring the ads, Shan and I have finally found a new apartment. We'll be moving up to Montague Center. Posted by Pete at 4:43 PM.
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My Temporal Trajectory: November 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. Chronicles of Quabbin - Gate 16. It turns out that the cranberries did not yield any of their customary fruit this year, but their foliage certainly was ripe! The whole shore was a carpet of crimson groundcover. There was no evidence of moose browsing cranberries, so I can't blame that great beast for their absence. Sandy beaches have developed on the shores of this fairly new lake, and our ever-opportunistic native species mobilize to occupy every available...
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My Temporal Trajectory: May 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. Weekend in the Corn Belt. Shannon and I just returned from Illinois, where we visited the extensive Anderson clan and attended the wedding of Shannon's cousin Ryan. We stayed with her Uncle Al and Aunt Cookie out in farm country, where "flat" is the most appropriate descriptor, and the corn is ubiquitous and delicious! I'll be posting more pictures from Illinois here. Posted by Pete at 3:44 PM. Male of her species. Parenthood for them must be a truly humblin...
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My Temporal Trajectory: October 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. Ball of Fur/Office Furniture. At long last, Rocky has returned to his mommy! Another acquisition, though disjoint of the feline one, is my office furniture - a black-lacquered "sack-back" oak chair, and a clear-finish solid oak desk with simple tapered legs, seen here with my acorn collection and the. Audubon Field Guide to Trees: Eastern Region. Posted by Pete at 7:29 AM. Posted by Pete at 7:27 PM. Montague Center, United States. View my complete profile.
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My Temporal Trajectory: April 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. The beauty of a wild brookie is without peer - the greenish vermiculations along its back and the yellow spots along its flank together with blue-haloed red spots intermixed all provide the perfect camouflage to protect them in our rainbow-pebbled New England streams; and those striking red fins edged with ivory stand to remind us that they too are but flesh and bone. Posted by Pete at 12:13 PM. Posted by Pete at 2:40 PM. Just three weeks ago, foxes were cro...
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My Temporal Trajectory: June 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. We went with Shan's friends, Tom and Jenn, to the Sox game on Saturday, and it was awesome! Tom had won loge box seats that looked right down the first base line. Here's a crappy camera phone pic, but you get the idea. These were the second-best seats I've ever had, but overall the absolute best game I've ever been to! Posted by Pete at 6:58 AM. The Joys of Grilling. It's Pete's time to shine as captain of culinary creations! You may be tempted to believe th...
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My Temporal Trajectory: August 2006
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Brief accounts gleaned from my daily pursuits. I took several pictures, but was too far away to determine anything other than the fact that it was something big, perhaps a fat bullfrog or a water snake. It had detected me at this point, and it quickly carried its plump prize behind the little cove where it could devour in peace. Posted by Pete at 2:32 PM. New Apartment, cont'd. The first picture above is a peek into my future office (also known as the " " in "2 bedroom"),. And the deck is exactly what th...
