In the weeks ahead (I’d say days if I weren’t so busy/lazy), I’ll be integrating my technology Weblog, nerd.newburyportion, back into the main Web site. It will still be focused on technology/programming issues, but it will feel like a part of the overall newburyportion Web site. This means stylistic changes to unify them — although … Integrated Nerd
As you can tell, Anna’s getting a little bigger in the belly region. It’s like she swallowed a beach ball which is slowly inflating.
What do you say to a pair of dogs who just want to lick your face. If you’re this little girl, you say, “Oooh! Doggies!”
These little girls look like they have a secret sorrow. Were they caught betting on the boys sack race? Did one of them pony up her favourite teddy bear to place the bet? There’s no way to know…
On our second day in Acadia, we hiked along the shore and then cut inland for a little hill walking. Anna refused to put on her boots, so the ascent and descent was a little tricky with only her Tevas. But she made it.
I’ve always been a fan of lighthouses. Especially when then stand in remote parts of the world as the sole outpost of civilisation. Well, Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse does not represent a sole outpost of civilisation, but with careful framing, it certainly looks that way. Just out of the frame were dozens of people scrambling … Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse
We popped up to Acadia National Park to celebrate my birthday (a week late). There’s a wonderful little trail along the waterfront in Bar Harbor, and as Anna’s really starting to show how pregnant she is, she’s all about the easy flat trails. As you’ll see in other photos, she’s no sissy. We climbed Penobscott … Bar Harbor
We’ll be heading to Acadia National Park in a couple days. Anna has insisted on going camping. I told her I’d be willing to spring for a plush room at a B&B, but she wouldn’t hear of it. If you ask me, she’s going a little overboard with this whole camping thing. It will be … Heading to Acadia
Shortly after listening to Joy Sumberg, I had the pleasure of listening to this young lady. Although neither was on the Main Stage, I think their location on Inn St. was much more conducive to enjoyable listening.
I’ve decided to split the technology side of things from this web site into its own. I’ve dubbed the new site nerd.newburyportion. The first article is about debugging JavaScript applications using trace messages is up. I’d love to get some feedback.
