Lunch in Cape Cod

Scargo Cafe, Dennis
Sir Cricket Fish & Chips


Land Ho!, Orleans

Blue sky on the Super Bowl Sunday

The First Day of Spring Classes

The Occupy tents have gone!

Another serious snowfall this morning!

The first steady snowfall throughout a day.

SNOW in Cambridge!

In the morning of Jan 20, 2012: We finally got some snow

first time after the pre-Halloween surprise in October.

Brown Bag@Congregational Library, Boston

David Hall talked about his book A Reforming People at the

Congregational Library on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012. Many

came from various parts of New England. Most were

Congregational Church members including ministers.

David Hall and Rev. Dan Smith (Minister, First Church

Congregational, Cambridge) after the Brown Bag. In

the final chapter, a close case study analysis on New Town

(Cambridge) is attempted.

Acc. to Hall, the early New England was not much like a

Libertarian laissez-faire society but a community based on

mutual help. Tea Party interpretation of New England

Puritanism does not seem to agree with Hall's analysis.

Saint John of the Divine Christmas Eve Midnight Service

The Church was filled with people for the Midnight

service. Below is one of Christmas trees with 1,000

origami-cranes. Is this dedicated for the Tsunami victims

in Japan?