Brattleboro, the Latchis group decided, would be a man, possibly who cross dressed.

He would be fiercely independent, he would love local food and he would be old, and not as open-minded as he thinks he is.

Brattleboro, the man, would also be spiritual but not religious, never satisfied, over-educated and under-employed and he would be friendly but not receptive to change.

Members of the community when asked to describe Brattleboro as a person, part of a process to help us revitalize the downtown  area post-Irene
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After the puppet show we went to the grocery store, where they have a kiosk set up for you to donate to local schools. I like how The Grammar School is ready instilling a sense of librarianship in its young charges.

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I’m glad that someone finally finished the sentence on this placard in the town parking garage.

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I’m not sure if a highly produced and corporate sponsored politico-cinematographic statement piece qualifies as a quirky vehicle or not… but here’s the Fagbug, in town last night for Gallery Walk.

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This bumper sticker has been seen around for years. Now it’s true…

On the one hand, the anti nuke crowd hopes we’ll be safer. On the other, 600+ of the best jobs in the area gone.

For my part, I think I’m safer when the nuclear material is generating a bunch of money instead of just laying around corroding stuff.

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Lake Massasecum

We went out to Eileen and John’s place on the lake today, had a wonderful time with their family. Lee and I both got up on water skis, she on one, me on two, after a long absence. What a lot of fun!

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In Brattleboro, it’s ok to fix your Honda Insight with duct tape, as long as it’s red duct tape.

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