Me, my wife and a plate of food

Cool! Check you out with your chef's jacket and everything.

Naomi looks about like I expected her to (from what I can see behind that mongo cigar). When are you going to rope her into posting? (Love the dress!)

Such a darling couple... *schniff*

Mrs. cav sticks to 2 boards, Lord of the Rings oriented... She knows if she came here, she would never leave the house, would get fired and we would be on the street Me, on the other hand, I work from home, so the less I leave, the more I get done, or so it is supposed to work that way...

This proves once again that all A2K people are mondo gorgeous. :-D

I know what you mean about Mrs. cav being concerned about becoming hooked. Mr. Jespah recently posted from work and came home, wanting to know what would happen if he suddenly became an A2K addict.

This is what a second PC is for, methinks.

Heh heh....Incidentally, Mrs. cav will be in Boston for the Memorial Day weekend...I must work, sadly, here in Toronto But...any sight suggestions? She has never been to Boston, I have, and my strongest memory was Roxbury....don't think I want to send her there, lol.

Gorgeous, and talented too!

Ah, depends what she likes (we'll be on Cape Cod, hmm).

Museums? The Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum is very different and easy to get to by trolley (Ruggles Station stop on the Green E line, then walk a couple of blocks behind the Museum of Fine Arts, which is also a nice place to go but is more conventional than the Gardener).
Historical stuff? There's the good old Freedom Trail but you don't need to walk the whole dang thing. I like the Common and the old Granary burial ground. That's plenty of history and you're cheek by jowl to much more modern stuff.
Scenery? Walden Pond is getting a bit commercialized but drives up Rte. 2 will take you into Concord and the like. Lots of farms and whatnot.
People-watching? I'd take either Commonwealth Avenue near the Public Garden (cross streets are in alphabetical order moving away from the Public Garden: Arlington, Berkeley, Clarendon, Dartmouth, Exeter, etc.) or the Copley Square area or Newbury Street. Newbury has a bunch of little cafés where you can sit and watch the passing parade. Comm. Ave. is quieter but the area I'm talking about is rather elegant. Copley Square has shopping.

Hmm...she will probably want places to write, but I think she will find those on her own. Lively Irish pubs that aren't too scary with Westies? She might like that....

To me, Westies are West Highland White terriers.

Irish pubs can be loud, but during the day they should be fine. There's one in Faneuil Hall where we've gathered. Ack, can't recall the name. littlek and quinn1 would know.

Faneuil Hall...Black Rose is a decent Irish pub, and so is Kitty O'Sheas. But South Boston is a very Irish area, too. So many Irish bars around here, you can't go 100 feet without running into one.

I have reiterated the Boston requests in the 'Boston Gathering' thread Maybe Westies is a NY term....mean Irish thug types...gangs and all...

Great pics Cav. Thanks :-)

hey Cav, what kind of work are you doing from home? I've been looking for ways to earn income from home but mostly run into scams.

Butrflyney
I think Cav is into catering. He's a chef.

Yeppers.

fab page!

good to 'see you'. and a gal with a montecristo! yeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaaaaw!!

She's the ultimate trooper in my eyes, ehBeth!