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    <title>Bits &amp; Pieces 2012-11-08</title>
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<h3>First Snow</h3>
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<p>Or to quote Lorelai Gilmore: &ldquo;Ladies and gentlemen, we have flakes. Flakes have been sighted. Flakage, if you will, has begun.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Yesterday afternoon and into the night, the season&rsquo;s first snow in the Boston area (and if I recall correctly, in New England generally).</p>
<p>I settled in, and popped in <em>Gilmore Girls</em> season 1, disc 2, episode 8, &ldquo;Love, War, and Snow.&rdquo; <em>Sigh.</em></p>
<h3>A Motto Worth Remembering</h3>]]></description>
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    <title>Halloween Pumpkins Are Working Overtime</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[<div style="float: right; margin: 0 0 1em 1em"><figure class="alignright size-medium"><a class="lightgallery" href="/2012/10/19/halloween-pumpkins-are-working-overtime/Halloween-Pumpkin-Working-Overtime-Paul-J-Everett.jpg" title="Halloween Pumpkin Working Overtime" data-thumbnail="/2012/10/19/halloween-pumpkins-are-working-overtime/Halloween-Pumpkin-Working-Overtime-Paul-J-Everett.jpg" data-sub-html="<h2>Photo © 2008 Paul J Everett CC BY 2.0</h2><p>Halloween Pumpkin Working Overtime</p>">
        
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<p>Just a super-quick post today, for my comrade-in-arms and fellow-blogger Jim &ldquo;Suldog&rdquo; Sullivan, who reports: &ldquo;Christmas items have already been spotted on store shelves in the Boston area. GRRRRRRRR&hellip; <a href="http://jimsuldog.blogspot.com/2011/10/thanksgiving-comes-first.html"><strong><em>THANKSGIVING COMES FIRST!</em></strong></a>&rdquo; (Exclamation point added.)</p>
<p>So I thought he&rsquo;d really appreciate this photo, for which I actually searched Flickr with especially him in mind. (And now, Jim, you&rsquo;re free to poke nasty fun at me on this topic&hellip; But <em>only</em> this topic! :) )</p>
<p>As for me, I tend to divide the year into two seasons: the <a href="http://blog.jtimothyking.com/2010/03/22/the-birthday-season-upon-us" title="The Birthday Season Upon Us">birthday season</a> and the holiday season. As soon as the weather begins to get cold, I grow a beard (my face&rsquo;s winter coat), and my thoughts turn toward cold trips in the car and warm nights sitting before a roaring fire (which I can&rsquo;t do so much anymore, since none of my close family has a fireplace handy, making a roaring fire slightly inappropriate). The holiday season is full of eating good food, playing fun games, visiting with family, looking back on the previous year and toward the next, putting up decorations, listening to holiday music, and watching football.</p>]]></description>
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