I’ve been totally slacking on my blogging, sorry. I’ve got a whole bunch of draft ideas but little time to finish them off. I’ll work on it. Anyway, I recently drank a couple of good wines and wanted to quickly … Continue reading
Although I’ve lived in Boston since 2007, the Seaport District is not an area I frequent. Sure, I’ve been to Barbara Lynch’s Sportello and Drink; I have checked out the Barking Crab on a sunny summer afternoon. But other than … Continue reading
I just finished watching an episode of Street Customs on Netflix. Street Customs is a show about custom car builders West Coast Customs in California. I watch the show for the cars, but I was fascinated by the business lessons, … Continue reading
This is the third post in a series on home buying. The first in the series is on home buying preparation, the second is on home shopping. In the process of buying my home I ended up getting some experience with … Continue reading
This is the second post in a series on home buying. The first in the series is on home buying preparation. Home shopping was oddly the most exciting and most frustrating part of the whole home buying experience. It was … Continue reading
Last night I was lucky enough to join a bunch of my colleagues for dinner at Rialto in Harvard Square. The food was great, but the wines were fantastic, worth writing about. For some strange reason, Dharmesh and the others … Continue reading
Not to be confused with Boston’s o ya, O is a steak and seafood restaurant in the (relative) distant north of Lakeport, New Hampshire. Lakeport is next to Gilford, where I went to High School. It is also not far … Continue reading
Sel de la Terre is a great concept: Rustic French cuisine. All the deliciousness of classic French cooking without the snootiness. It is also the more reasonably priced sister restaurant to the acclaimed L’Espalier. When I saw a Groupon for … Continue reading
A couple of years ago I got this crazy idea in my head that I would like to buy a home. I guess it was not completely crazy because there were some benefits: I would not have to pay rent; … Continue reading
Years ago I wrote a post called Hide Table Columns with JavaScript and I have wanted to write an updated version ever since. The original solution is rather naive and since then I’ve become a better developer, especially with JavaScript … Continue reading