Don’t call it a comeback.

Yet.

But maybe?

We don’t post often, but we want this invaluable information out there for anyone who may drive by the site.  Starting next week, you can vote early and save yourself some time ahead of Election Day, in the City of Boston. All of the locations and dates are here at the new Boston.gov website!

We’ve been quieter recently, so this birthday goes by a little sneakily. Thank you to all of those who have read and contributed to us over the last 24 months. We promise there will be more – and we thank you for sticking through our recent quiet periods.

What an amazing day, and what a way back for our city.

Walking down Boylston, it’s certainly calm, but the crowds are starting to grow – as of about 8:15 you weren’t going to get a seat on the rails anywhere near two blocks to the finish line. Still some room by the Prudential, a mere four to five hours before any one comes through at all.

This is our city, and today, we run.

We will be keeping our photos as fresh as we can, and be sure to submit any photos to the Flickr group!

Well, 2013, it was nice. You gave me a lot, including the soundtrack of my daily commute, new musical finds, and freakin’ Hall & Oates. You took our innocence in April, but the city overcame. We met at restaurants, great shows, and continued our daily routines. We all watched as the Sox won October–which I called on September 4th. In a more embarrassing moment–gulp–I openly confessed my love for Mary Ann’s, Boston’s Best of the Worst. It’s been fun, and it’s been nice knowing you, 2013. Really, it has. Now let me brace myself as I say goodbye to you, 2013, and welcome in 2014 with open arms. Happy New Years, everyone!