Red Lounge Saint

Europe
Bored with the US? Try polyglot Europe. The masses there speak many more funny languages and have this odd currency involving too many coins. I had the xenobic pleasure of residing on the Continent 2003-4. Air fares were cheap and distances short, making running amok all the easier. Rome, anyone, for the weekend?

Dutchyland
It's a mythical land of windmills, tulips, clogs, canals, and coffee shops. It's a place where cheese is still made in large rounds and then transported by burly men on skates up to the canals to wee cities of brick streets and narrow houses. In the Netherlands, everyone is tall, blond, and a friendly English speaker.

Family
Wow, Mom and Dad and all the rest. Heck, you can see where I came from and figure out if I look like any of 'em. If you don't like looking at all these folks, I still do. It is small-town, New England chemists acting all casual, in the way that New England chemists act.

Me
Holly tells me that the personal internet site is the ultimate in narcissism. To prove this point, I had to have a section all about me. As I grow older, I grow more willing to laugh at myself and more willing to look at myself. You too should be fascinated with me. Here are some - but certainly not all - of the stupid things I have done since my return to Boston. I do accept fan mail.

US Travel
Sure the people are big here, and we can't figure out whether Canada is above or below us, but there is lots to see in the United States. After returning from The Netherlands, I realized that I know little about my own country. While I'm in Boston, I want to mosey some from sea to shining sea.