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Category Archives: Minimalist
A Paradox
There is a new coffee shop in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. They serve tiny French pastry-like sweets and George Howell coffee. I didn’t realize how important George Howell was to coffee until the owner explained it to me, but you know, … Continue reading
Another Walk Along the River
It’s good to be speechless in the morning.
Autumn Joy
I am always looking for some Autumn Joy… …I am counting the days.
I Don’t Drink
But if I did, I’d skewer some maraschino cherries and use them as a decorative swizzle stick. It’s never too early to get your holiday party game going. (Kidding…)
Hit the Road!
Remember that scene in It’s a Wonderful Life? “Wish I had a million dollars.” Even though the Federal Reserve is printing millions and trillions of dollars, the helicopter never seems to drop any in my yard. But if I had … Continue reading
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Tagged Federal Reserve, It's a Wonderful Life, old cars
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Beauty Unwinding
Everyone is talking about the end of summer, lamenting its passing. A few beautiful flowers continue to unwind each day. I have no complaints today.
Another Post with Flowers
When I would see them in other gardens, I thought gladiolus were old-fashioned and somewhat funereal. On a hesitant whim, I planted some. The duo of hummingbirds who visited last week, enjoying the flower’s nectar, convinced me to plant more … Continue reading
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Tagged beautiful late summer things, gladiolus, hummingbirds
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A Cow Called Moxie
At the Topsham Fair last week… As it should be.
A Very “Glad” Morning
I’ve never planted gladiolus before. I’ve been watching them all summer, intrigued by their slow and deliberate progress. They’re like flowers on flowers. I’m “glad” I planted them.
The Iron Ghosts of Detroit
Life is interesting on the street level. Especially when I don’t have my transponder, er, smart phone attached to my eyeball. Swing low, sweet chariot…
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Tagged defunct auto makers, Kaiser Manhattan, Not your fifth grader's Prius, open your eyes
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Julie-Ann Baumer 