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This blog will contain random thoughts, musings, and stuff that happened to me. Don't expect anything to exciting.

Semicolon Usage

January 27th, 2010

This is too awesome to not post:

Cambridge, MA – Winter 2009

January 3rd, 2010

I walked around the Harvard Square area a bit with Christian and shot some photos. I haven’t been shooting much since I moved back East from Seattle, so it was good to get out and take some pictures, although the pictures don’t really capture how COLD it was:)
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Saturday Morning Chores

January 3rd, 2010

This Saturday I finally tackled a chore that had been waiting for a week: cleaning some guns:

Pumpkins!

November 27th, 2009

Photos of our pumpkins from Halloween of this year:

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Plumbing

October 15th, 2009

A chronically annoying hot water tap in the downstairs bathroom finally gave up any pretense of actually shutting off the water.  Unfortunately the under-sink shut off valve was also corroded to the point where it wouldn’t shut off the water either.  So we had a steady stream of hot water coming out of the sink.

Emma found a new faucet/tap set and picked up some new shut off valves.  I turned off the water main, cut off the old shut off valves, installed the new ones, and replaced the sink hardware.  It went pretty well overall, although I did get one skinned knuckle, and ended up soaked head to toe once (note to self: don’t accidentally loosen a compression fitting on a shut off valve, when you’re trying to tighten it, when the whole system is pressurized).

Some photos of the results: