moneypitmike

We had inklings this would be happening for a while as we wanted to get closer to our daughter who's going to live at school next year. We've been here for 10 years (longest I've ever lived someplace other than my childhood home). Good chance will live right in Worcester though I'm also open to other areas NW of there. Our first house was in Worcester--back when I discovered Eastern around 2003. I remember pissing my wife off by convincing her to cancel our Christmas Day visit to her family in Marblehead because of an impending storm. Of course, the storm was delayed (not denied) and I still get sh*t for that.

Sun's trying to peek out, but it's struggling with the murk. With my travels, I've missed most of the month's warmth and have only been exposed to cold rains. I guess that will change this week, and the pool's opening tomorrow. Meanwhile, we're doing a little house exploring in ORH land today. My wife's taken a position in Worcester so we'll likely be getting the Pit on the market in a month or so. I am going to miss this place.

I'm not sure what I missed this week other than some storms on Monday. But I do know that the last day I was home was Saturday with rain and a high of 45*. I'm 40 minutes out of BDL at the moment and I guess I'm returning to a rainy Saturday with a high of 55*. Alas. Well, SAN and SFO were fantastic.

What a COC day on tap today!!!

Same here--just horrible when we finally have weather you want to soak in.

The black flies are killing me up here.

COC day on tap today for the next few days along with some rains to keep things lush with no dews in sight. Life is good.

Looks great!

LOL. I'll settle for the COC. I realize the entirety of my lawn will never live up to your standards, but I have some areas that are pretty decent.

Shhhhhhhhhh.

The 5 days of COC this week in exchange for whatever meh dews are on tap is well worth it.

I hate frogs.....always getting into the pool.

Beautiful morning out there. Hopefully that on the heels of the fully day of rain yesterday will give more life to the lawn.

Gypsy moths and the rain snow line live in the same area.