They look like they're basically out Rt. 2 or so. Concord is on one side of Rt. 2. The Lincoln location is on the other side. So, west of the city. Probably 20 minutes drive or so from Cambridge.

Did you say you'd have a car? From Brighton, you could go Soldiers Field Road through Alewife and onto Rt. 2, pretty easily. I'd budget about 45 minutes or so. I myself would leave an hour to get there, and likely be there early. Concord and Lincoln are next to each other, on Rt. 2. You pass through Concord first, then Lincoln. I don't know much about either town once you get off of Rt. 2, though, except Hanscom Air field is in Lincoln, and Walden Pond is in Concord.

With my history of depression, I went over all my options--DH was really worried about PPD. Oddly enough, I was on a little hormone high for about five months.

Still, it was worth checking out.

Turns out I don't actually need a prescription to buy Zoloft here though...so, anybody want any meds?

Raquel's buying a round for the house!

Trying to only dip into the news. If I start watching CNN, I'll be in front of the television all day. Bad.

Brighton= the green line.

My bad, gnyargh. So how far is all this to-do from your new house?

vw, you are the sweetest. But, I, um, I think I kind of already asked someone. Well, actually, I already asked JenK. Please don't hate me!

Damn. I have new respect for billytea. This internet dating thing is AWKWARD.

My bad, gnyargh. So how far is all this to-do from your new house?

Hm, well, not far, but far enough.

What are your planned arrival and departure dates again? And when would you be doing the wedding thing, and when can we play with you? And should we take this to F2F?

vw, you are the sweetest. But, I, um, I think I kind of already asked someone. Well, actually, I already asked JenK. Please don't hate me!

Why would I hate you? I just thought I'd throw it out there...

40? god. It was easier to handwave when it was 2 (as the BBC STILL has on their website)

I don't think there's any way that number will hold. (CNN was saying 45 when I left for work.) They've brought survivors out of the tunnels, but they're leaving the dead in place until investigators have a chance to review the scene(s). Which I get, but jeez that must be hard on folks trying to locate loved ones.

Morning, all.

Awful news about London, isn't it? I turned on the computer this morning and there it was. Gnarh.

Fay, I too am confused about the expat thing. You mean, I think, that he just hangs out with other Brits and doesn't really acclimate himself to the country he's living in? That's what I'm getting.

It's a very pretty day here; I have cute hair and my allergies are not as pernicious. But on the walk to work this AM, some damned restaurant was cooking BACON and the scent of it wafting all over the PLaza was about making me cry. I get paid tomorrow, and I think I see a BLT in my future.

I have a wake-up timer on my tv to put on the Today Show in the morning. Waking up to news like London is awful. I hope anyone with friends and family there has heard from them and they are all right.

I'm not altogether bright, especially without my coffee. For a second I panicked for my roomate. Then I remembered that she hadn't moved there yet.

For a second I panicked for my roomate. Then I remembered that she hadn't moved there yet.

that really makes perfect sense, Lilty. Your brain just makes whatever connections to London that it can.

But have some coffee, anyway.