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Monthly Archives: October 2013
I’m Not a Halloween Person
This is the best I could come up with today. I’m more of an “All Saints Day” kind of person.
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged Baseball, Boston Red Sox, For all the saints, Halloween, World Series
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The Coming Darkness
My alarm went off at the usual time this morning. I hit “snooze” over and over. It wasn’t that it was cold outside my warm covers or that I dreaded the day. It was because I had been tossing and … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged Andrew Wyeth, Trodden Weed, Walking as therapy
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Pas de Quoi (It was Nothing)
A few months ago, I got a letter in the mail reminding me that I had won a raffle prize at the fancy dress ball I attended in February. The envelope contained a photocopied picture of a restaurant we’ll call … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
Tagged Croque Monsieur, French Cooking, Marcel Proust, Preparing for La Rencontre
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Counting My Nightmares
I don’t sleep well. I close my eyes and I fall asleep, but I don’t wake up refreshed. I wake up worried and I wake up tired. Sometimes, I have nightmares and bad dreams. Last night I had my first … Continue reading
Posted in Today We Rest
Tagged is there a cure for world weariness?, killing frost, nightmares, restless sleep
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A Little Gas Left in the Tank
There are certain topics I have written about over and over again on this blog. Community Sponsored Agriculture (CSA) would be one. Moxie would be another. There are other topics on which I have only skimmed the surface, mostly divisive … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Pillow Talk
Tagged materialism, working out faith in fear and trembling, worldy goods
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How the Wind Blows
Click on the picture to see which way the wind blows. It blows an ill wind and few words are needed.
The Garlic Repeater
In the early days of telecommunications, a “repeater” was part of telegraph communications; the device was used to regenerate signals for transmission. It’s Wednesday, “Tiny Steps Gardening Day.” It’s time to plant garlic and as I look over my writing … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food, Farmers
Tagged repeating myself, time to plant the garlic
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The Arabica Incident
When I went to Florida to visit Reggie Black, he showed me how to make delicious coffee in a stovetop espresso maker, or a macchinetta. Reggie, an excellent instructor, carefully explained how much water to put in the bottom chamber, … Continue reading
Hunting for Wild Apples
“Give me spots on my apples, but leave me the birds and the bees… …please.”
Posted in Today We Rest
Tagged apples, Big Yellow Taxi, DDT, Joni Mitchell, paving paradise, pesticides
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A Woman’s Career
This has been an interesting week, my first week of telecommuting. Here in the post-modern world, many people telecommute and now I’ve joined the legions of slipper-clad workers, pounding away at a computer from a spare bedroom or their mother’s … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Pillow Talk
Tagged 21st century housewife, Bette Davis, Cape Elizabeth, telecommuting
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