A Day in the Life

If you’re after a Bohemian feel and live entertainment five nights a week, the Java Hut Cafe near Webster Square is the place for you.

It’s nice that Worcester has a moon, too, even if it is smaller than Boston’s moon.

The Boston CowParade (sic.) consists of 117 painted cows scattered around the city. This cow is known as the Tea Party Cow. It makes me think of the role of public art in a city, and the fact that Worcester does not seem to have very much of it. Sure, there are plenty of memorials [...]

Tucked away in the Greendale neighborhood is Thorndyke Road School, with one of the nicest looking school buildings I’ve seen.

Prize time: A 5×7 inch print from the fine arts gallery or from selected images from “A Day in the Life” to the first person to leave a comment with the correct answer. What is the name of the square where this memorial is located?
Also, please note that there are still two “prize times” which [...]

The Boulevard Diner on Shrewsbury Street just celebrated its 70th anniversary. One of these days I may eat in one of Worcester’s many diners, but I always feel like I’d be intruding on someone else’s family dinner.

Besides being mildly amused by stores that sell lights, I can’t shake the feeling that I should be dropping off my film here. Any of you still shoot film?
UPDATE: There is also a color mode known as Lab, with the L channel containing the luminance values and the a and b channels containing the color [...]

The sky and treetops are reflected in the mucky waters of one of Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary’s many vernal pools. Five miles of hiking trails make visitors forget that they are in the middle of a substantial city.

Finally, I’ve updated the thumbnail version of A Day in the Life. No commentary, just the photos.

Nineteen high school students and one counselor besides myself rode home from Knoxville yesterday. Jake, pictured here, shows what a good part of the 21 hour drive looked like.