f/k/a . . .

graveside
my father and I
find common ground

 

storm warning
the watercolorist works
in shades of grey

 

 

a skim of ice

above the spillway

quaking aspen

 

 

 

“snowflakesN”  Tom Painting

“graveside“  “storm warning” from The Heron’s Nest

“a skim of ice” from frogpond XXVIII:1

 

 

by dagosan:  

bookstore

history section –

two honest presidents

                                                 [Feb. 21, 2005]

 

 

 

the visiting twin–

driving alone

into a snow storm

                              [Feb. 21, 2005]

 

 

“tinyredcheck”  potluck

The pbs/NOW segment last Friday on the rights of corporations and “corporate

personhood” raises some important issues.  The background story on the Pennsylvania

townsfolk wanting to stop the opening of a stone quarry is compelling.  There are a set of

interesting materials available at the NOW website, including a chart with voices from the the debate. 

As usual, I thought that Freespace’s Tim Sandefur came off as far too absolutist.  I do like his

honesty at Freespace that night, relating his grandmother’s reaction: “But I thought Tim

was for the little guy!”

 

  I visited the Menas at haikupoet.com this morning and was very glad I did. 

Gray can be beautiful.

 

  Who would’ve thought?  The very same day that I learned what “pot au feu”

means, and used it in a post called “potluck light“, Waddling Thunder had a

post at Crescat Sententia called Pot au Feu, photographically documenting

his pot au feu with beef tongue.  Lot’s of potluck beef and tongue around here, too.

 

graveside
my father and I
find common ground

 

storm warning
the watercolorist works
in shades of grey

 

 

a skim of ice

above the spillway

quaking aspen

 

 

 

“snowflakesN”  Tom Painting

“graveside“  “storm warning” from The Heron’s Nest

“a skim of ice” from frogpond XXVIII:1

 

 

by dagosan:  

bookstore

history section –

two honest presidents

                                                 [Feb. 21, 2005]

 

 

 

the visiting twin–

driving alone

into a snow storm

                              [Feb. 21, 2005]

 

 

“tinyredcheck”  potluck

The pbs/NOW segment last Friday on the rights of corporations and “corporate

personhood” raises some important issues.  The background story on the Pennsylvania

townsfolk wanting to stop the opening of a stone quarry is compelling.  There are a set of

interesting materials available at the NOW website, including a chart with voices from the the debate. 

As usual, I thought that Freespace’s Tim Sandefur came off as far too absolutist.  I do like his

honesty at Freespace that night, relating his grandmother’s reaction: “But I thought Tim

was for the little guy!”

 

  I visited the Menas at haikupoet.com this morning and was very glad I did. 

Gray can be beautiful.

 

  Who would’ve thought?  The very same day that I learned what “pot au feu”

means, and used it in a post called “potluck light“, Waddling Thunder had a

post at Crescat Sententia called Pot au Feu, photographically documenting

his pot au feu with beef tongue.  Lot’s of potluck beef and tongue around here, too.