Thursday, August 24, 2006

The Smell of Rookdom:

Is a combination of wet dog and feet.



Woe to those who haven't experienced the pleasure of the Math/Science Dining Adventure. How would one describe this? It's part sauna, part kennel, and part - ah - food? I think.

Like everyone else, the first few days are making me ill, and I'm contemplating abandoning it entirely and opting for the Hannafords off of exit 6 in Barre.

Otherwise, it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood of Northfield, Vermont, as you can see.



Watch out; he's lying in wait to ticket the notorious I-beam parkers. They're fast this year, guys - here's your heads up!

posted by Spitfire at 9:21 AM

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