The Boston Diaries

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.

Tuesday, October 31, 2006

The appearance of Captain Marvel

Shazam! That must have hurt (link via Sean Tevis). No wonder Captain Marvel picks an out of the way spot to transform.


“And twice-times-a-thousand glares and winks and blinks and leerings of fresh-cut eyes.”

[Ooooh … scary …]

The Younger Pirate, A Friend Screaming, The Older Karate Master

[Arg!  There be booty!]

The score (which The Kids will be taking with them tomorrow when they fly to visit their father).


Christine lives

Spring came home. “Grab your camera,” she said. “You have to see this!”

And with that, I grabbed the camera and we headed back out along back streets to a patch of land that had recently (as of that day apparently) been cleared (local harvesters, I guess, given the season).

[Come on—restore me so I can eat you!] [Just ripe for the picking!]

And there, unearthed from the vegetation (um … yeah) was the ghastly sight of Christine awaiting her next victim.

Halloween is such the odd holiday.

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