Sarah Jane Cook Dakin And Edmund H. Cook Via The City Of Boston Archives On Flickr.
Sarah Jane Cook Dakin and Edmund H. Cook via the City of Boston Archives on Flickr.
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Different kind of stage door for #FindingNeverland's Jeremy Jordan. @americanrep
First one of the season. #notDQ #DairyDip #celebritypizza #icecream
at the BookCon kickoff with panel from "This is Where I Leave You" at #bea14 featuring Tina Fey, Jason Bateman, and Jonathan Tropper. #books #bookstomovie
from mouth taped shut. shooting a scene inside a car inside a...soundstage? wha? but it's cool, no?
Love this shot. I wish I knew someone who knew more about the Central Artery...
Green line trolley next to Central Artery, 1976 May, Peter H. Dreyer slide collection, Collection #9800.007, City of Boston Archives.
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#SallyTaylor and the #SomethingUnder @Consenses opening event w/ @kellygraceart @cyberpr @arielhyatt @jrexplays @gosiafineart #ericahill #johnforte @jennifernettles @BenTaylorMusic @gabriellagNYC23 @kgeventsdesign #JimmyBuffett @RebelandMercury #WesCraven
Happy 140th to the Boston Globe.
Gettin my #art on @ #AmericanRep w/ #mandypatinkin and #taylormac before heading to #BEA15 #ReadUpAndReady
@americanrep and Boston Landmark Orchestra AND the opening of the @patriots season against...the #stillers @steelers #busynightinBoston #gawdhelpme
Ted Williams had great aim off the field
An exclusive excerpt from Ben Bradlee, Jr.’s “The Kid”: On Saturday mornings as a boy, Ted [Williams] and one of his best friends, Joe Villarino, would hike up into the hills outside of San Diego and go rabbit hunting, swim and look for Huck Finn-like adventure. “One day,” Villarino remembers, “we was walking around this trail and a rattlesnake come out and Ted shot it with a .45 he had. We laid it aside, and when we came back, he wrapped him around his neck and shoulders and carried it home. Another time, at Dobie’s Pond, there was a kid in trouble. He was about eight or nine. We was about fourteen or fifteen. The kid was kinda splashing around. Ted went in and got him. He didn’t make a big deal of it. He didn’t like to be in the limelight too much.”
(PHOTO: Ted Williams hauling in his kill in Minnesota, 1939. Ted Williams Family Enterprises.)
Just some musings and electronic gatherings of an ink-stained wretch turned social media junkie. As JADAL says: No trees were destroyed in the sending of this organic message. I do concede, however, a significant number of electrons may have been inconvenienced.
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