Tuesday, 9 January 2018

Who IS That Masked Man?

Troubles and delays on the Red Line mean ample time to observe intriguing and handsome men on the platform. And everyone around us seemed to be thinking, "Who is that masked man?". Is this Powder magazine totin' hottie a ski-resort version of the Lone Ranger? Could he be occupying his long wait for a train by planning a winter adventure with his friends. Or is he a crime-fighting hottie out to make sure that the MBTA is safe and pleasant for all the people of his fair city?

A fiery horse with the speed of light,
A cloud of dust,
And a hearty high-ho Silver!
The Lone Ranger!

Location: Red Line at Central
Imagined Profession: Trusth, Justice, and the American Way
Photographer: GB

Monday, 8 January 2018

Two-for-One Special

Having survived the weekend's brutal temperatures our fortitude was rewarded by these two fellows on our train. Such handsome men! And appropriately dressed for winter. We'll have more, please!

Location: Red Line at Harvard
Imagined Professions: Left, Merchandising; Right, Construction
Photographer: GB

Sunday, 7 January 2018

Tall Drink of Icicle

Normally we'd refer to him as a tall drink of water, but with temps this morning at -5F at HOTT Headquarters there's no water around... just ice! And what a magnificent icicle our hottie presents to us in the station! Just look at those sneakers that pair so well with the knee-deep snow outside, the elegantly cuffed jeans (he must be on his way to impress someone!), a lovely patterned wool sweater underneath his arctic parka, and those Clark Kent glasses!

He's a man of many talents bundled inside a winter wonderland of fashion!

Location: Red Line at Central
Imagined Profession: Buyer for Retail Clothing Store
Photographer: GB

Friday, 5 January 2018

Bikes on the T!


On our commute home yesterday afternoon, at the height of the blizzard, we came across this charming athletic hottie with his bike! Yes, we spotted him above ground on Mass Ave making his way through quite the deep snow, and then he wisely descended to the safety of the T for the final journey to his destination.

Note the fine physique, the tidy scruff of facial hair, the well-planned anti-freeze accessories that he uses when cycling in a blizzard (he even has anti-wind guards on his handlebars!). All in all a magnificent fellow.

Happy Cycling, Hottie!

Location: Red Line at Central
Imagined Profession: Athletic Counselor
Photographer: GB

Thursday, 4 January 2018

Bombogensis of a Hottie!

We had to ride the T all over town in order to find a hottie today because NO ONE was on the T! Just see the pic below of our ride on the Red Line during rush hour this morning!

Fortunately we managed to find some fellow travelers on the Green Line and captured this striking furry faced gentleman effortlessly clad for the blizzard raging above.
Here's a photo of us aboard the Red Line at 8:45am this morning.

And here we are crossing the Longfellow Bridge for a brief mass transit encounter with the blizzard.

Our HOTT Crew wishes you a safe and warm BomboGenesis adventure, and yes, we're all at work today!

Location: Green Line at Boylston
Imagined Profession: Healthcare Administration
Photographer: FT

Wednesday, 3 January 2018

French Toast Alert - SEVERE!


Run to the store! We're getting a wicked bad stawm! Our Snow Bunny Hottie above shows how to dress when we get a foot or more of snow. Be like Snow Bunny!

And race now to get bread, milk and eggs. You'll need it tomorrow morning as you probably won't make it to work! Here's our recipe for French Toast Provencal:

French Toast a la Provence

Things you'll need:

12" cast iron skillet . The French DO NOT use teflon skillets!
5 large egs
2 cups whole milk
1 tablespoon granulated cane suger
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
5 1/2 cups lightly packed sourdough bread cubed into 3/4 inch pieces.
5 slices thickly cut bacon, sliced into 1/2 pieces
3 large Granny Smith apples
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
2 tablespoons light brown sugar mixed with 1 tablespoon maple syrup

Preheat oven to 375F

Mix first 6 ingredients in a bowl. Then add bread cubes and stir thoroughly until mixed.

Peel, core and then slice apples into 10 sections each.

Cook bacon on medium heat, stirring occasionally until browned. Scoop out bacon and put in a bowl by itself. Pour out all but 1 tablespoon of bacon fat from skillet. Add butter (skillet still on medium heat) and then stir in light brown sugar and maple syrup.

Add sliced apples evenly on skillet and let caramelize for 10 mins.

Sprinkle half of the bacon on top of apples. Pour on bread mixture evenly across apples. Sprinkle remaining bacon on top.

Place skillet in oven for 30 mins. Remove, flip onto serving dish immediately and then let sit for 5 minutes to firm up.

Slice and serve warm with maple syrup or save for later and reheat in microwave.

Serves 6 to 8 people!

Tuesday, 2 January 2018

Effervescent

The first commute to work of 2018 and we found this effervescent hottie standing right in front of us! And while he has a hot cup of coffee to warm himself up we were warmed up simply by being in his presence!

Location: Green Line at Boylston
Imagined Profession: Data Mapping Analyst
Photographer: FT