Author: pete

  • Bad Log

    Bad Log

    You know you are at the end of the log pile when this is happening.

  • Odd Shapes

    Odd Shapes

    The ever contorting dog.. and look at this potato! Heart shaped. Tasted like a potato, by the way.

  • 2 Ski Hills

    2 Ski Hills

    First, Wachusett, our go-to mountain, 30min away for good Winter fun. Second, the front yard. Noah and his friend created quite the sledding hill. And a view at night:

  • Chilly Day

    Chilly Day

    25 on 1/25/25 – fun with Winter numbers. The cold once again brings amazing night sky clarity:

  • Pure Comfort

    Pure Comfort

    Imara still trying to figure out how to use these chairs.

  • Not Into Shark Tank

    Not Into Shark Tank

    Popular this winter, endless Shark Tank episodes – when not Celtics games were on.

  • Stuck?

    Stuck?

    Nature is cool. Its cold, but water melts on the sunny car, only to refreeze once its back in the air.

  • I Like Lights

    I Like Lights

    My Twinkly lights – for Christmas – don’t come down quickly. A warm day in January requires a more tropical theme on the lights, doesn’t it? It does.

  • An Adventure in Bagels

    An Adventure in Bagels

    Gluten free and not total crap? Who knew! Of course, no boil, and no malt, this is no real bagel – but its round, has a chew, and does all other bagel duties just fine. I’m working with ChatGPT to improve the recipe a bit, too.

  • Supreming

    Supreming

    is using a knife to carve the peel off oranges. Technically I should have removed all the segments individually as well, but this is as far as I go, and I slice them normally from here. Might be easier than peeling by hand, depending on your orange!

  • This Seems Unnecessary

    This Seems Unnecessary

    Every potato needed the sticker removed. A little ridiculous. I’ll assume a new employee was to blame – or, someone having too much fun with that price-gun!

  • Hot One

    Hot One

    Found the still shot here cool, showing the speed differences of the crisp flames closer to the log and the blurrier ones at the top – have to assume the motion is more extreme at the top of a flame?