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July 4,2009

We fly the US Flag at the entrance to the office every chance we get.  Due to the constant sun exposure (even in Boston), every few years we have to replace the flag due to fading. We found a really nice one at Home Depot a few weeks ago.  Home Depot had a pretty large selection.  The prices ranged from a few dollars for nylon ones to quite a bit more for... [More]- US Flag

July 3,2009

Tomorrow is Independence Day.  The weather forecast is for occasional showers.  Still we will make our way to Castle Island to watch the annual turning of USS Constitution.  Another ritual we have on the 4th is to take out our collection of Great Historical Documents of America and look at two of the most important: Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. These are not full-size reproductions, but they were made from the actual ones in the National Archives.  We like reading the actual text because there are not many historical documents of this magnitude which are... [More]- National Treasure

July 2,2009

When we wanted a better way to mount our Navigon 7200T GPS in the Boxster, we looked around and found the ProClip mounting system.  We chose the ProClip because the system allows the user to pick the pieces based on how, what, and where one wants the gear mounted.   As the ProClip mounting system is made up of separate combinable components, each piece comes with its own set of directions.  While this could be a little daunting at first, the assembly of the separate units is actually very simple.  We will give a condensed version of the process to give a sense of just how easy it is to... [More]- ProClip assembly

July 1,2009

A RainyDayMagazine reader in West Roxbury, Patrick Coughlin, sent us an email about an artist named Heather Jansch.  Ms. Jansch is a sculptor whose medium is driftwood and her favorite subject is horses. We took a look and was mesmerized by her work and thought some of you may also find it interesting.  Ms. Jansch's path as an artist was by no means assured, but... [More]- Driftwood Horses

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