Archive for the 'Boston' Category
Yankee times
06Sep07
Now with 11 days remaining until I start the new job in NYC, I have started a list of “Things I will remember about New England”:
1. Practicing koine Greek vocabulary for class while sitting on Singing Beach in Manchester, with Carter as an infant in his car seat under a multi-colored umbrella.
2. Apple picking with [...]
Filed under: Boston, Episcopal Church, Manhattan, Massachusetts, children, faith, family, food, home life, parenting, surfing | 1 Comment
My Life So Far (Part 1)
12Aug07
Filed under: AA, Annie Lamott, Boston, Cider Hill Farm, Easter, Jesus, Jorge Buccio, Manhattan, Massachusetts, Mother's Day, Puglia, bipolar disorder, children, dreams, family, heaven, home life, parenting, people at work | Leave a Comment
Philip’s legacy
03May07
I don’t want a Porsche.
Really, I don’t.
I saw one crossing in front of me as I took a turn over the north Beverly railroad tracks – that cumbersome intersection of Dodge Row and Route 1-A North where, if you hit it wrong, you can sit for 4 ½ minutes (I’ve timed it) waiting for the [...]
Filed under: Boston, Jesus, car travel, heaven | 1 Comment


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