Red Cedar
More apocalypse, less angst
Month: September 2016
Post #3034: There’s no such things as too many goals
It’s fall and there are lots of spiders in my home and studio all of a sudden. Sadly (for the spiders), all the flies have departed quick-split! It’s odd timing – but I suppose that’s the fall pattern: the flies die off and the… Continue Reading “Post #3034: There’s no such things as too many goals”
Post #3033: Cormorants look at Connecticut
I want to do a photo series titled “Birds Look At Things”. This would be my first entry – Cormorants looking at Connecticut (from Long Island). Taken yesterday at Caumsett State Park.
Post #3032: What marks our leaving….
Photo taken at the tiny and historic Smith Cemetary in Huntington, New York.
Post #3031: Knitting in New York
This holiday is a visiting-oriented trip, so there is much sitting around and socializing. First in Croton-on-Hudson (where the above photo was taken), and now in Huntington Long Island where my brother-in-law lives. Basically, I’m hanging out in suburbia and it’s giving me lots… Continue Reading “Post #3031: Knitting in New York”
Post #3030: Canning complete
As of our leave today, we have filled our larder with almost every possible thing: crushed tomatoes, tomato sauce, pumpkin, corn, corn salsa, curry sauce, sweet pickles, pickled beets, pickled asparagus, jams, preserves, and more. We are totally ready for the eating season to… Continue Reading “Post #3030: Canning complete”
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