And now for something completely different–postcards from the D. We are visiting Rob the Firefighter and the Lady Alicia. We arrived last night a little the worse for wear, but were soon set to rights. I would show you pictures of the granddogs bouncing around with Miss Sadie and the Cowboy, but they are all […]
We're at the part now where the pig who died in yesterday's post (see Putting meat by) becomes sides of pork. Meat that you might see in the butcher's case.
Some people get invited to glitzy parties. I, on the other hand, am invited to Experiences. Brad Kik wrote: Thought you might be interested in an old-fashioned hog slaughter taking place at the Romeyns’ Farm on Monday. Amanda and I asked Ryan not to send our pig to Ebel’s to be processed—instead we’re going to […]
I was on my way to Chris and Sonny's yesterday when I saw a truck at the side of the road with a buck lashed to the back. This is a common sight on the second day of firearm deer season, but it's something I don't think I've ever shown you before.
Babs is adaptable. Her beloved snow vanished–I vote that we razz her about the snow thing for the next six months or until we get tired of it–so she went looking for something else to admire and came up with this. I find it very comforting. As long as there are red barns to catch […]
We are heading into the part of the year that is not especially picturesque in Torch Lake Township. Generally speaking, late November and early December are really good times to look indoors for visual delight. Or rummage around in the memory banks for something pretty. Here, stored up like acorns, are some of my favorite images […]
November 21, 2010
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