Shoveling.
Fruit Street Abandoned: A post-apocalyptic world with one remaining shoveler.
Staying warm with whiskey and reading.
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Documenting aspects of the lives -- and those who participate in it -- of those living in an apartment on Fruit Street: a block-long roadway near the downtown district of Newburyport.
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- New Year's Eve
- Look at all of us....
- Hangin' with the Wuepps
- Linsey at Work Christmas Day
- This is an example of something called mouth eyes....
- New Baby Tait
- Gifts
- Christmas Eve
- A late-night walk
- Look out Rachel Ray ...
- Baking
- Shoveling.Fruit Street Abandoned: A post-apocalypt...
- Old School
- The government advised us to get provisions since ...
- Henry trying to grab the camera.
- An 18-wheeler crashed into the low limb of a tree ...
- Snow storm
- Nantucket Island
- Sunday
- Some old pics
- This is an Elvis impersonator at store called the ...
- Invitation Night
- More Photo Booth
- Catching people in the photo booth
- BREAKING NEWS: Dan Tait's blog is revived
- Stay Classy Newburyport...
- Some pictures from Thanksgiving
- Other vote getters
- 'Charcoal' haiku wins inaugural contest
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4 comments:
You look so cozy! I want to see snow!!! And Linsey's cookies look amazing. Y'all are so talented!
I think Lizzy would love to be at your home with all the snow. It looks so much like Farwell right now. Snow accumulating and we are so thankful for our snow plow for our long driveway, and the business. I love seeing your faces while shoveling, It kind of looks romantic.
I loved the look of the snow, of course, I would hate the shoveling part, but I would hire big strapping men to do the dirty work. I keep my car in the garage so when I leave in the morning, it is just as I left it. Bill and Caitlyn (suckers) have their car outside, and they have to scrap the ice off every morning, hahahahaha (I have thrown back my head laughing with a demented sound, and drool flinging from my gaping mouth).
Oh, Linsey, I have never seen such pretty cookies. I made my first molassas cookies a week ago, oh man they were good. I would like to make those frosted cookies with you one time, I don't know how to do that. Can you teach me???
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