The ongoing saga of a programmer who doesn't live in Boston, nor does he even like Boston, but yet named his weblog/journal “The Boston Diaries.”
Go figure.
Since 9:00 am this morning, Spring has been doing the Blogathon thang, blogging every half hour to raise money for ASACP. She started by blogging art sites, but now she's out war driving with a mutual friend and blogging on the road.
Very cool, and I'm jealous that I didn't get a chance to go.
Ah well …
Just some random shots I took while out for lunch; the disposable fly trap was the oddest thing I've seen in a while.
![[We've got some taaaaalll palm trees around here]](/2003/07/26/p1010002.jpg "We've got some taaaaalll palm trees around here")
![[A Floridian Monolith]](/2003/07/26/p1010003.jpg "A Floridian Monolith")
![[Outside the Facility in the Middle of Nowhere, part I]](/2003/07/26/p1010004.jpg "Outside the Facility in the Middle of Nowhere, part I")
![[Outside the Facility in the Middle of Nowhere, part II]](/2003/07/26/p1010006.jpg "Outside the Facility in the Middle of Nowhere, part II")
![[A Gaggle of Barricades]](/2003/07/26/p1010008.jpg "A Gaggle of Barricades")
![[Which street to cross? Which street to cross?]](/2003/07/26/p1010011.jpg "Which street to cross? Which street to cross?")
![[The Disposable Fly Trap]](/2003/07/26/p1010018.jpg "The Disposable Fly Trap")
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