Today has been flying by fueled with just four hours of sleep, so pardon me if I fluff a line. I was going to breakfast with Centria, a/k/a Kathy, a U.P. blogger who visits these parts often, if virtually. Today she was in Bellaire in person, and we met at MOKA. For an hour and a half […]
I have discovered a new toy buried in my software. I believe Miss Sadie, the Cowboy and I can join other luminaries of the film industry residing in Antrim County. We, like Michael Moore, are hard at work on our new movie. Working title: Morning Walk. There will be suspense. There will be an unexpected […]
I am still behind on research and writing, but I thought I’d take a minute to show you the goosefoot maple that grows in Eden Shores. It is a shrubby sort of tree, distinguished by its goosefoot shaped leaves and the vertically striped bark of the saplings. I think the blossoms are quite pretty, even […]
On our rounds we wander into orchards where we have permission to be and check on progress. So far so good, as far as I can tell–which isn’t very far. In place of clouds of blossoms there are tidy rows of trees leafed out in fresh green. Hard little cherries grow green on the branch. […]
I tell you, there is no end to the misadventures that are possible. We are in the midst of the annual Flight of the Miserable Little Black Helicopters. I do not know what they are, but I’d be glad to have a name to pin to them, so that I could curse them by it. […]
It is useful to have younger sisters. That way when your memory goes to blazes you have someone to help you keep track. My sister Cheri in particular has a sturdy filing cabinet in her capacious mind, and is often referred to as The Family Archive. She lives in North Carolina, so it is inconvenient […]
June 10, 2009
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