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Roosey & I embarked on our most audacious walk ever last weekend – a complete traverse of the Orange Line! Downright crazy? No, it was crazy enough to work, we did it and had a great time. Thanks to GPSy … Continue reading →

Jeremiah Weed Sweet Tea Flavored Vodka & Bourbon Whiskey, originally uploaded by nate_marsh. As the result of a yet undisclosed massively cool project I became the proud owner of some 80+ miniature liquors, more commonly known as “nips”. These cute … Continue reading →

Magic Machine, originally uploaded by nate_marsh. This is a shot of one of many painfully awesome kinetic sculptures by Arthur Ganson that you can find at the MIT Museum. Most of them involve some type of viewer input, a little … Continue reading →

Leah, originally uploaded by nate_marsh. This is a friendly local feline (FLF) that spends its day sunning on top of parked cars and waiting for a for some free petting. You had me at “meow”!

Jakeyp3270130, originally uploaded by nate_marsh. The good thing about taking hundreds of photos of the same thing is that you end up getting a shot like this – look at those huge eyes, the floppy velvet ears, slightly moist puppy … Continue reading →

It’s Kindle Time! Originally uploaded by eroosey Turning the big 29 is a tough one, the last year of your 20s – yowsers… To celebrate this I threw myself a lavish taco party – it was awesome. Then I got … Continue reading →

img137.jpg, originally uploaded by eroosey. I finally made it to the front page of a newspaper! The JP Gazette saw fit to feature me in line, waiting to vote – I think they said something like this, bit below the … Continue reading →

Jack Handey’s Flag, originally uploaded by eroosey. Roosey came up with this awesome version of Jack Handey’s flag (http://www.newyorker.com/humor/2008/05/19/080519sh_shouts_handey/?yrail) !!!

Today, whilst looking for a small recycling bin, to assuage my guilt for creating massive amounts of waste, I came across some amusing tiny customizable recycling bins and other “green” knick-knacks for trade shows and potential waste-management customers. Anyways, in … Continue reading →