Hi Joey,
Though you might enjoy this on Halloween!
Enjoy!
~Bill O’Connor
North Shore Kid
My View of Life on the Dock
Why don’t they just save everybody a whole lot of time and aggravation, skip the Open Casting and Sign Sista Felicia to a Multi-Year Deal?
I mean really?
Casey writes-
Hey Joey!
My name is Casey and I am with MasterChef Season 4 on FOX. We are looking our next MasterChef! We will be in Boston on November 3rd for an Open Casting Call and we need your help in getting the word out to local amateur cooks. Please let me know if I can send you flyers or email you our electronic flyer to pass onto your members. We would love to see them at our Casting Call! Thanks for any help!
Casey
This mornings pics from after the wind storm.
—
Brian O’Connor
check our Brian’s work here- www.brianmoc.com
Joey:
A few Sandy Storm photos from our house on the outer shore near Eastern Point light. The midnight shot was high tide – too bad we couldn’t really see it.
“Pat”
Hi Joey:
These pumpkins are much happier today in the sun! Happy Halloween, Susan LaRosa
It wasn’t long ago the upper end of our daily visits were around 58,000 per day. We’ve been adding massive amounts of subscribers lately and the past couple days have brought us 66,199 and 63,771. Over double the number of every single Gloucester resident- man woman, child and transgender.
Growing like a honeymoon hard-on baby!
#Boom!
The Old Sloop Coffeehouse is known for bringing rising stars to Cape Ann — a risky business since rising stars, by their very nature (i.e., still rising) don’t have the draw of a more established artist. Even falling stars draw better because people know them, and their names ring a familiar, sometimes nostalgic bell. But that doesn’t stop the Old Sloop from booking rising stars and taking the risk. And all of us benefit.
Every month, you can be sure that even though you may never have heard the names of the artists, just the fact that their playing the Old Sloop means they’re top talent. These people do their homework.
It will be a long time before you can see Amy Black and Megan Burtt on the same stage again so close to home. And when you do, it just might be in a big theatre with expensive tickets — not a cozy, intimate setting in our own backyard. So as the song says, “get it while you can!”
This Thursday will be a great nite of rock ‘n roll and algorithm and blues since we have two titanic glitarists of the Boston scene on board. I’m talking Mr. Steevie Sadler and Mr. Jimmie Scoppa. Steevie, our commodious multiincrementalist and stellar vocalist, is one of our most popular care-actors of all time. And Jimmy is no slouch, either, having played for years with T.H.and the Wreckage, one of the finest roots bands that ever came out of Boston. You’ll be smelling Vitalis® and yelling “uncle”!
Last Thursday saw Ms. Mari Martin wreck the joint, so, to keep up the momentum, she’s gonna join me up at Glenn’s in Nbpt. for another great nite. That’s this Sunday nite from 6 to 9. Glenn’s is great restaurant and fabulous venue to hear music, so, get your butt over the bridge and join us for some fun!
kim diebboll forwards-
hi joey,
here’s a few photos of the whale now that he’s resting on cape hedge beach. he’s looking rather sad and pretty beat up. the guts which i saw over by pebble beach yesterday, were cleaned up by the town today, so they are gone now.
i guess this is his last day, as i hear he is being removed tomorrow.
kim diebboll
from;
“Authorities are investigating two thefts of more than 80,000 pounds of walnuts from Northern California valued at about $300,000.
The Tehama County Sheriff’s Office received a call from a freight brokerage firm on Friday reporting that a 40,000-pound truckload of walnuts never arrived in Miami as they were supposed to.
Authorities believe the culprit is the same person who also picked up another load of walnuts (each load weighing 40,000 pounds) days earlier from Los Molinos. Those walnuts were intended for Texas, but also disappeared.”
hi joey,
thanks so much for your great blog. i always enjoy reading it.
i went for my morning walk today to see what happened after sandy hit last night. i smelled something foul and came across parts of the whale washed ashore on the road which runs along pebble beach in rockport. i imagine parts may be showing up elsewhere as it is obviously now not a whole whale.
i thought other readers would be interested.
keep your eyes open!
i don’t know if this is the best way to share photos? please let me know if there is another way.
thanks, kim diebboll
Another gargoyle shot from Notre Dame in Paris. Possibly my best photo from all this vacation. Shot at max telephoto without a tripod, thanks to the great low-light capabilities of my new Sony a65 camera! The only retouching I did was to crop the photo, slightly adjust the contrast on the moon’s face, and remove some color fringing. And add the discreet copyright notice on the top ledge.
Hello! My names is Spot and I am a four-month-old male Terrier – Jack Russell mix.
I am at the Cape Ann Animal Aid located at the Christopher Cutler Rich Animal Shelter located at Four Paws Lane in Gloucester. Please visit our website at CapeAnnAnimalAid to learn more about our beautiful new shelter and upcoming events.
I am very energetic, playful, love to run, love to play… did I mention how energetic I am? If you are up to the challenges a new pup may bring, please stop by and visit me. I love to give kisses – usually 100 at one time!




Len Burgess Photo
If you’ve sent me something to post I don’t have the ability to post it till I’m up and running.
Thanks for your understanding
Filmed around Gloucester’s eastern most shores at noon during high tide on October 29, 2012 during Superstorm Sandy. Mother Ann Cottage fared well (the house next to Eastern Point Lighthouse), the swans were tucked in near the dock at Niles Pond, seagulls found shelter against a seawall, and the backshore road was still open (although jammed with sightseers) at the time of filming. Created for Good Morning Gloucester.
Music composed by Antonio Vivaldi ~ Le Quattro Stagioni, Opus 8, Concerto 2 in G Minor.