Twitter Updates for 2007-10-29

  • wondering if we will see game five at Fenway? #
  • thinking the sox are going to finish this tonight after all. #
  • amazed that Yahoo Widgets (nee Konfabulator) crashes in Leopard. What, Y! couldn’t afford a dev license to check this in advance? #

Party Like It’s 2004

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Now I’m not saying this is the only reason, but I do not believe it’s purely coincidental that the Red Sox have only won the World Series in any years since 1918 when my lovely wife was not pregnant! With Sam in 2004, and now with the player yet-to-be-named roiling around in Amy’s belly in her 39th week, our beloved Sox have won yet again. Now while I’d like to assure all my Red Sox friends that we will keep up our end of this bargain, I may need some help convincing Amy of the same. Anyway, I’m darn ecstatic, and know that Sammy will be at least as excited when he wakes up to hear the news in the morning. Go SOX!

Twitter Updates for 2007-10-28

  • relieved that the Sox pulled away last night and held the Rockies at 5. I just could not stay awake! #
  • setting my fantasy lineup for the day. probably fruitless given a 1-5-1 record, but we must do what we must do… #
  • so very thrilled that the crazyones list came up with a solution for Cisco’s VPN on Leopard. Hip Hip HOORAY for Mark Reed! #
  • mmmmm fried seafood. #
  • mmmmm fried seafood. #

Pizza Perfection

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Oh did we have a treat last night. With the impending arrival of baby #2, it was pretty much now or sometime in 2010 before we’d be brave enough to go over to our friends Jay and Kate’s place to get a taste of their backyard brick-oven pizza. This thing is truly a marvel – handcrafted, standing probably 10+ feet tall, it takes a good hour+ to fill it with hand-chopped wood and bring it up to proper levels of incineration. With a dough recipe from Cook’s Illustrated, Jay does an amazing job. He’s got the dough-tossing schtick down, too (much to Sam’s amusement). The simplest were among the best – pepperoni and fresh mozzarella (with a dash of truffle oil, ‘natch) and the goat cheese, mushroom and onion (also with truffle oil) was perhaps even better. Great food and great hosts – a fine night was had by all. See the photos of the pizza process here.

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