Courtesy of MIT, a Flickr collection of photos of Boston-That-Was. I like this one, with all the neon signs.
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The page formerly known as The Larder has been re-named Messing About In The Kitchen. I was never entirely happy with the former title. While the Bagginses of Bag End might have a larder, and perhaps Mole as well, in his own home, the notion seemed a little too high-toned for my current and humble [...] From Cooked Books: a menu from a 1975 dinner honoring Julia Child and James Beard. Very appropriate since tonight I’m cooking a Julia recipe. And did you know that that today marks the 50th anniversary of Rio Bravo? Happy St. Paddy’s Day to you all. I trust you’re celebrating in fine fashion. Me, I’m going to celebrate by going to karate and having a few pints afterwards. But not at the local. I’m sliding comfortably into my ‘Get-off-the-lawn-you-darn-kids’ phase and the idea of rubbing of elbows with the crowds of twenty-somethings who generally [...] Flying machines, old and new. OK, so neither myself or anyone else I knew actually gave credence to the story, but the tale of the Blue Ghost certainly qualifies as a legend of the dumb. I recall that in 4th grade as a class exercise we were all required to write to letters to the Blue Ghost, in hopes that [...] I may not have been posting much lately, but I have been cooking and reading. The appropriate pages have been updated. I love a certain kind of obituary. I meant to point this some time ago – more news regarding the Wollaston Theatre. It would really be nice if this deal went through; I would [...] I’m not really sure how may folks bother to read this blog anymore. I never had many readers in the first place. I do know, however, that my sister not only reads Obscurorant 2.0 but becomes quite indignant when I fail to post on a regular basis. So this one’s for you Meg. Enjoy! |
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