A Day in the Life

What kind of parent would even think of eating (chew, chew, chew) their children’s (chew, chew) Halloween (chew, chew) candy?
Chew.

The Sutton Motor-In is one of the many drive-in theaters that has closed in the last 10 years.

I’ve never been a big fan of Halloween, even as a kid, mostly because I could never decide what I wanted to be. Then, at the last minute, I’d scramble for a costume. Same thing this year. Just hours before the Halloween party, I’m trying to find a brown robe and beard to be Radagast [...]

With large exterior signs posting a “Pest of the Month,” who would know that inside Ford’s Hometown Services, which specializes in pest control, can be found, quite ironically, an impressive selection of exotic bugs. And if you’re looking for that extra special birthday party for your bug-loving child, be sure to check out their Bug [...]

For some amazing photographs inside the boarded up complex of buildings, visit Opacity.
You can also find a brief history of the hospital and more interior photos at the Kirkbride Buildings web site.

Will biotech be Worcester’s new wire and steel? Quite possibly.

I hope the paper on the windows means the bus lines will be incorporated in to Union Station instead of this ugly building, but does anyone know any details?

Shannon Pustis of Shrewsbury High School chases down her opponent from Nashoba High School during a varsity field hockey game.

From the Wikipedia article on golf:
Although golf is a relatively minor issue compared to other land-ethics questions, it has symbolic importance as it is a sport normally associated with the wealthier Westernized population, and the culture of colonization and globalization of non-native land ethics.
As if I needed another reason not to golf.

Rock climbers at Purgatory Chasm.