I couldn’t stand to watch the MLB playoffs this year until I knew that the Yankees weren’t going to win the World Series. I can start watching now. 🙂

This story is sick. I wrote an email to the station asking them to fire the guy. You can too.

Putting the finishing touches on a site for my wife’s employer, hope to go live w/ this soon, which will eventually live here: http://www.awomansconcern.org/partners. Feedback?

Went to Carlson Orchards today (a beautiful crisp fall New England day) with Martha, Cynthia, Eric, Cathy and Jeanette to pick apples (and got to pick raspberries too!). Got pictures to prove it.

Dell goes less direct.

Celebrated my wife and I’s 4th wedding anniversary and Dad and Mom Waterbury’s 32nd wedding anniversary by going to #9 Park in downtown Boston. 🙂

I first heard about the WTC attacks by reading this post on evolt.org at probably 9:00am. I remember walking over to our kitchen at work and mentioning it off handedly to someone else, who confirmed that she had heard ‘something’ about a plane hitting the WTC. We didn’t have a TV at work, so the skeleton crew that stayed (my wife is my ride home and she wasn’t offered the day off) listened to the radio reports, called (tried to) family, read email, and tried and tried to get to cnn.com, washingtonpost.com, boston.com or any other news site to see what was going on. I remember postulating that the planes were destined for California because that would have meant full tanks of gas, which would lead to more destruction (and perhaps the reason the towers actually did fall)…

Spent the day w/ Mom and Dad Waterbury doodling up the coast through New Hampshire and into Maine. We stopped at Fort Constitution in New Hampshire, drove to Portland, Maine (right past York and the Nubble Lighthouse because we’ve already seen that one) where we stopped at Portland Head Light, supposedly one of the most picturesque lighthouses around… Fun time had by all, pictures to prove it.

Chris @ FootJoy got me this sweatshirt from Scotty Cameron.com today. Thanks Chris! You rule!

‘nuther site to search for cheap and/used books: Half.com.