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Dishwater Day 07.30.10
It’s Dishwater Day, friends. You know – a blog post full of all the things I still had sitting in the sink after I cleaned up. Enjoy the photos, and you have a great day too! Mister Twiggy Guarding the Onions … Continue reading
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And Some Lime on the Side
Hot weather and lots of rain. You can imagine how those conditions mix with chicken poop. At the first hot spell, the chicken pen started to stink a little. It’s behind the little cabin, so I didn’t mind much. And … Continue reading
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Poulet Palace Renovation Day
And I do mean day! I took down last year’s old wooden Franken-pen, which had been cobbled together over the seasons. Started as a fence, gained a ramshackle roof, ended up covered on one side because it was so ugly. … Continue reading
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The Perfect Gift
My friend Emily is a crack garage-saler. She’s a genius, and loves it. She’s the kind of person who has one of everything in her garage or barn. This weekend is a big garage sale time, and of course, there … Continue reading
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The End in Sight
End of the long practice few weeks is just about over – I’m going in to do a run through with the instrumental soloists this afternoon. (If you missed that part of the story, I’ve been learning pages and pages … Continue reading
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Muckedy Muck
Ever muck out a chicken coop? This was my first time. I can assure you that this video is two things – amusing, and gross. You’ve been warned!
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Spring Surprises
I’m kinda getting into this videoblogging thing, aren’t I? Spring continues to arrive – even via the mail!
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Mud
It’s muddy. And warmish. Yes, yes, I’m obliged to repeat “of course it’s going to snow again,” and “we’re not out of the woods yet,” and all manner of Spring naysayings. You’re not really allowed to mention nice weather around … Continue reading
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Creative Vegetablazation
For myself, Spring means that I can start seeds indoors and go outside without a heavy coat. 30s/40s. My Spring is more of a state of mind. A prelude to Summer. Therefore, even in the frozen North, I will be celebrating … Continue reading
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Eggstravaganza
Hoo! One of those weeks folks. We’re coming up on Winter Carnival week, so I have a few responsibilities there. Mostly just rehearsing for a concert. Doctor’s appointment for a check up this week. A few friends visiting. All good … Continue reading
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