February 2008 - Posts

• "Spring is near", repeat

  I've got nothing today. Just the mantra of "spring is near" ringing in my head like a bad commercial. Not soon enough, I think. So I'll pacify myself with photos instead. Here's one: See the ice melting away? Read More... Posted Saturday, February 23, 2008 10:00 AM by NHLife | 0 Comments Filed under: Seacoast, Weather, Spring, photo

• The end of the world as we know it....

  I never thought I’d see the day when books would go electronic. As a book hound myself, I was hoping this day would never come. But it has. It’s called the Kindle. Amazon.com’s moderately priced “Revolutionary Wireless Reading Read More... Posted Saturday, February 16, 2008 2:48 PM by NHLife | 0 Comments Filed under: Kindle, books, technology, Amazon, reading

• The Superbowl or the season?

  I figured it out. That is, the reason why I never cared for football. You see, I'm a baseball fan. In baseball, the best teams compete in a series of games to determine a winner. Now, I understand that you can't play seven football games in a Read More... Posted Wednesday, February 06, 2008 12:42 PM by NHLife | 0 Comments Filed under: football, New England Patriots, Baseball, Superbowl, New York Giants, Tom Brady, Eli Manning, Randy Moss

• Superbowl ads mostly lackluster

  Like other New England Patriots fans, I'm feeling a little disappointed this morning. But it's not the game that I'm disappointed in. I'm still in shock over that! It's the commercials. Nothing jumped out. Bud Light had its usual repertoire Read More... Posted Monday, February 04, 2008 4:25 PM by NHLife | 0 Comments Filed under: New England Patriots, Advertisements, New York Giants, Tom Brady, Superbowl XLII

• Legislating our fun with speed limits on the lakes

  I try to stay away from politics. But this one is personal. The New Hampshire House approved speed limits on Lake Winnipesaukee this week. Other lakes are sure to follow. And how fast do they think we should drive on the water? 45mph during the day. 25mph Read More... Posted Friday, February 01, 2008 10:37 AM by NHLife | 0 Comments Filed under: recreation, Lakes Region, boating