Category: Home and Family
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Tributes to the Victims in Boston
I know that there have been a lot of posts about Boston Strong and the memorial set up first on Boylston Street and now on Copley Square. I went to Copley Square Monday and took a few photos I’d like to share with you. There were a lot of people when I was there around 12:30pm.…
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It’s about more than just running this time
I just found out that The Boston Run To Remember Half Marathon is sold out. Their web site said that over 3,000 people had registered since Boston. Due to a potential work commitment I did not register and missed out. I know this will be a special race. BAEvents opened registration for their Blues Run…
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A Higher level of Civility
As I drove into work this morning I noticed that my jaw was not clenched as it has been for the past week. There was actually space between my teeth. I noticed that I had fewer of those spontaneous deep breaths that seem to draw something out from deep inside. I still feel like I have…
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A Moment of Silence
On Monday, April 22nd, we had a Moment of Silence in Boston at 2:50PM. The Moment of Silence occurred at several locations in Boston, and probably in many offices and businesses as well. I walked over to Boylston Street to pay my respect. The police barricade on Boylston Street is about 50 feet south of the…
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The One Fund
The Boston One Fund ceased operations in December 2014. It is no longer accepting donations or distributing funds.
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In remembrance …
Today, April 21st, 2013, the Boston Globe published these profiles on Boston.com. Like the lives they describe, these links will not be here forever. I hope that these stories will provide insights for you into who the victims were and what their lives were about. Note: The original links are no longer available. I have replace the original…