Monthly Archives: December 2005
Teaching Through a Transit Strike
When I woke up Tuesday morning, I wasn’t really sure what the transit strike would mean for me. I knew that my usual Metro North trains would be running, and that I would be able to walk—like I usually do in good weather—from the train to work in about ten minutes. I sat watching the … Continue reading
Stuck at the Sheraton
I’ve crossed that most dangerous of thresholds: the six-month mark at the same hotel. One of the benefits of staying in a hotel is the novelty and sense of anonymity that comes with popping into a rented room for a few evenings. New surroundings, new faces, and the sense that you can do all those … Continue reading
New Theme!
The wedding has come and gone and it seemed like the time was right for a new theme, after being well-served by our “old look” for over a year. Please let us know what you think about the new theme, and bear with us as it updates over the next few days.
There’s no Place Like Home for the Holidays
This past weekend Meghan and I continued our trend of doing “nerdy newlywed things” and purchased our first family Christmas tree. We were set on a real Christmas tree, and prior to Saturday afternoon owned exactly one ornament. We set out to rectify that situation, along with several other people with similar ideas, and hit … Continue reading