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101-years-old and still voting
To the world, you may be one disruptive phonebanker. But to a 101-year-old woman, you may be her ride to the polls. Yesterday was the primary for the special Senate election here in MA, and I knew I...
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Starting summer strong
Summer opens up a million new ways to soak up the sunshine – even as work stays intense, weekends are filled with weddings and traveling, and patios serve up delicious food and drinks. So I’m keeping...
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Five scoops of fun
Aka reason #89763 that I love my job. Run, don’t walk, to the 2013 Jimmy Fund Scooper Bowl in Boston’s City Hall Plaza – it runs from 12-8 today!
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All the colors of the wind
Second annual Color Me Rad – check! Compared to last year, this year’s run at the Brockton Fair Grounds was: More crowded, with waves starting from 8 AM through the afternoon Better organized, with...
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Come on down!
One night at trivia, a dude with a blue mohawk stopped by our table and asked us if we wanted to try out for a game show. If you’ve ever met me, you know I instantly said yes. Later that week, I got a...
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Boston-versary
This month marks the fifth year since Katie and I signed our first lease in Boston. And what a five years it has been. As Katie said, over her birthday breakfast of homemade waffles topped with...
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Your guide to a fun Boston summer
It’s summer in the city – long nights, short dresses, sweet cocktails, and a million reasons to throw caution to the wind and stay out for one more song, one more drink, one last train. This winter was...
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Boston 2024!?
Yes, you read that right – an exclamation point and a question mark. My fair city has been put forth as the US candidate to host the 2024 summer Olympics. If you’ve been following me for a while, you...
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A trail deferred
When I was a kid in 1998, bald and in the middle of cancer treatments, all I wanted was to be NORMAL. Not the sixth grader with bruises and scars, not the one who was allowed to miss all the classes,...
View ArticleTips for finding a COVID-19 vaccine in MA
One year after this pandemic hit Massachusetts, help is on the way – and it’s being doled out at your local CVS. I put together the following tips to help my friends and family as they search for a...
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