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Monthly Archives: June 2007

Lou goes to Jim in friendship

Monday, June 4, 2007

It seems like you can’t go away for even a few days. If you do, you miss something good. Take this weekend, when folks in Connecticut discovered that Senate Minority Leader Louis Deluca (R-Naturally) was arrested and has now pled guilty to misdemeanor threatening charges. I was in Maine, and missed the unfolding story, an […]

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Tom Allen redux

Monday, June 4, 2007

Yesterday I posted a link where you can donate to Tom Allen. It’s a perfectly good link, but for those of us who would like to take vengeance, as petty as it may be, this is a better place to go. Tom is trying to capitalize on Lieberman’s perfidy to raise money:

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Talking peace and Bush foreign policy disaster at Bowdoin

Sunday, June 3, 2007

There was a political interlude during the reunion festivities at Bowdoin, one that made me rather proud of my Alma Mater. On Saturday we attended a forum given by Tom Allen ’67, Laurence Everett Pope, ’67 and Dunbar Lockwood ’82 on Resolving Conflict: Three Approaches to Peace. Allen is presently a Congressman from Maine’s First […]

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Random pictures from Maine

Sunday, June 3, 2007

A few pictures from Brunswick, Maine. We went to an art gallery/cafe in an old mill on the former site of Fort Andross, where we saw this piece/installation, whatever: A view of the Androscoggin from Fort Andross: Finally, a lion at the art museum.

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Maine

Saturday, June 2, 2007

As promised (or threatened), a few pictures from Maine, taken on the trip up to Brunswick to attend my reunion. Our pattern is to leave home early, get to Maine as fast as we can, and then get off the highway and poke around on Route 1. Perkins Cove in Ogunquit has become one of […]

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