Basilicum

The smell of Summer at my window.

O, beware, my lord, of jealousy

Othello on the Common with my brother.

$300 million Sieve

check out the plastic bag at the left with a hose leading to the garbage can at the right.
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Walk on the ocean

where everything's better.
Singing Beach, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA

Packed like Sardines

Welcome to my bay.

All Under One Roof

Nightswimming deserves a quiet night

Lisa took me to a wonderful place: the Finnish sauna.

Empty Infinite Corridor

Sometimes it's empty, sometimes it's full of people in costume or playing hockey. You never know what you'll find in the Infinite in the middle of the night.

Bedtime Magic Jammies

I called into the radio at 6:45am on Tuesday to win these. I was half awake and I think the announcer made me say I liked Katy Perry.

364.4 + 1 ear

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Knitting Needle Hammock

Hi I'm Eliot from Jordan's

Goodbye, Rachel.

You will be missed/ are already missed.

No Swimming

Sunflowers

My Favorite Librarian

Watermelon

I carried it home in my arms from the supermarket. Someone asked if it were a baby. I ate half of it in one sitting.

Nantucket

Seashells by the Seashore

Mom rides a bicycle

Blueberries for Mom

ker-plink, ker-plank, ker-plunk

There on the Sand

Tōrō nagashi

Heaven Looks at you from the Brooklyn Bridge

Big Bambu

Special exhibit on the roof of The Met.

Bolting

Whitehead Lobster

Today was my work's annual summer picnic. This year was a clambake!

Wally the Green Monster

My roommate and I hung out with the Red Sox mascot, Mayor Menino, and Governor Patrick at Fenway tonight. We were there for a symphony concert.

Big Brother is Here

They just installed some cameras around my 'hood. This one watches me while I wait for the bus because I don't want to walk across the bridge in 90-degree weather.

Book Reading on a Back Bay Bench

One if by Land, Fireworks if by Sea

Rachel and I saw the Fourth of July fireworks by kayak. The view was amazing and the ambience serene. We paddled nearly three hours in total. Going back was a fun experience; we joined the throng of little boats making their way through the dark with nothing but glowsticks and headlamps. It was a little bit chaotic with paddles going every which way. Photos courtesy of paddling partner Rachel.

Snap, Crackle, POPS!

Third of July Boston Pops concert with rice crispy treat horse.

Jamba-licious

I've been making smoothies practically every day for the past week, sometimes even twice a day. This one has strawberries, banana, mango, blueberries, yoghurt, oats, basil and OJ.

World Cup Fever

Go Portugal!

By Any Other Name

Dedication

Our new meetinghouse was dedicated today.

Ferns and Ropeswing

Solstice photos courtesy of Kaci- thanks!

Welcome, Summer.

"Look, it's beautiful."

Before the chanting and dancing began.

Sail Away

Giblets

I roasted a whole chicken for the first time. I felt like a grown-up. My roommate reassured me when I got grossed out by the innards.

Majestic

First Flight

The falcons that are nesting in our building ventured out. Two of them made it to other buildings, but one went to the ground and walked around. I hope they all make it back to their nest!

Jelly Bellies

Post-trapeze snacking. I do not recommend the jalapeño flavor :-(

Up

Rachel lives near this house- it looks like the house from Up (the movie).

View from Bunker Hill

I climbed the 291 steps for the first time. Checked that off my list. There was a tornado warning that day, but I didn't spot any twisters on the horizon.

The National