And so my fearsome November has come to an end. It began with the marathon, which seems like it was about a year ago now, and featured travel on four of the five weekends during the month. The day after we returned from New York, I headed to Richmond, Virginia, for the AMIA Conference and […]

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After three months, we finally completed the second stage of our major, two-stage cross-country move this week. Back in July, we packed up the house in L.A. and had everything moved to Aimee’s parents’ place in Rhode Island, where it sat in the garage as we searched for a house in New Haven and surroundings. […]

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I ran four miles on Sunday, which I normally wouldn’t be excited about, especially since my marathon training schedule had me down for 17 that day. We’re now nine weeks from the New York City Marathon, and I’m running without pain (fingers crossed) for the first time since the spring. Over the last few months, […]

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And just like that, it’s been a month since I started work. The first days on the job were a blur of hot and humid weather, endless hours spent getting to know the history of everything that ever happened, good and bad, at work, plus various meetings, orientations, and HR-related chores. I spent pretty much […]

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Perhaps the best thing about living in Connecticut my first time around was its proximity to New York City, and while I lived here in the late ’90s, I spent a lot of time on the Metro North back and forth between Greenwich and Grand Central. We’re not quite as close to the city this […]

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Capping off a very busy month (finishing work, packing up the house, getting it listed for sale, two trips to Alaska), we headed east this week. With our one-way tickets and our five checked bags, we flew from LAX to Boston and had a lovely welcome breakfast at Aimee’s parents’ place. It still felt like […]

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