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Mort and Seabass are back on WBOR BRUNSWICK this Monday Night, 9:30 to 10:30 PM!!!!

LISTEN TO US HERE.

dad goes nuts., originally uploaded by sea_bass.

I just thought I’d blog this for the heck of it. And create a non-denominational holiday while I’m at it: Happy Dad Day, Dad!

mission, originally uploaded by sea_bass.

11 hour drive, but a great time. Here’s another set.

some ride, originally uploaded by sea_bass.

Great trip–here’s some select photos.

Following Kottke’s example:

Washington D.C.,
Columbia, MD
Brunswick, ME
Auckland, NZ
Dunedin, NZ
Christchurch, NZ
Tauranga, NZ
Queenstown, NZ
Hokitika, NZ
Nelson, NZ
Suva, Fiji
Los Angeles, CA
Boston, MA
Orlando, FL

I remember passing over this pre-NZ, and now post-NZ, Professor Tucker‘s (of the Bowdoin CS Department) photo-guide to New Zealand is a darn good one. It’s has pretty much all the interesting observations that my family has on their short-stay and none of the boring ones. Moreover, it has nifty retro, grainy feel to it.

He was able to capture a few things way better than I did:
–how flat Christchurch is.
–what a quintessential NZ house looks like.
–really great picture of the one-lane bridge w/railroad
–unbelievable picture of a kiwi–can’t be his.
–queenstown. my pictures of q-town suck.

scree, originally uploaded by sea_bass.

Unearthed this gem that Philip took during the six-men trek of Arthur’s Pass, South Island, NZ. RANFURLY!!!

It’s barely awake late-night boredom discoveries like this that really make me miss the simplicity of New Zealand.

Some of the simple pleasures of being Home with my parents: not having to call ‘fives’ or ‘shotgun’.

Just finished reading–non-stop I might add–Anda’s Game by Cory Doctorow (who has recently quit his day-job at the EFF and is writing full-time).

The story is about a girl and a video game and the culture that surrounds it all. It’s never too unbelievable to be unbelievable and you can really swell up into the whole nifty environment that this ‘game’ provides. You should garner a read if you have the time.