Mid-Summer New Honey Extraction Moon Tai chi. Finally, I made some progress. Slow, but sure. Be patient with yourself they told us at the first meeting. I’m glad they said that. I’ve needed it and still get upset, want to … Continue reading
Mid-Summer New Honey Extraction Moon “Logic will get you from A to Z; imagination will get you everywhere.” – Albert Einstein Logic revealed itself to me in Symbolic Logic I at Wabash College. Professor Larry Hackstaffe taught it and I … Continue reading
Mid-Summer New Honey Extraction Moon Here’s a question to test your judgement. If you had an industrial application already noted for its 100% bad track record in all installations (sulfide mining), who might you call to cope with the negative … Continue reading
Mid-Summer New Honey Extraction Moon Kate and I bought a new vehicle yesterday, a Toyota Rav-4. Well, we picked out the things we wanted, left a deposit and now wait for the finding. This may not be big news in … Continue reading
Mid-Summer Waning Honey Flow Moon Mary came into town later last night after a rotten airline experience. Gee, is this something new? Today, we’ll have everyone here for at least a few hours. Diane’s plane leaves around 6:00 pm. Redesigning … Continue reading
Mid-Summer Waning Honey Flow Moon It doesn’t fit very well with other parts of my life, but I’m a big fan of the supernatural, maybe a hold-over from my orthodox religious days. Don’t know. Sookie Stackhouse, a telepathic waitress in … Continue reading
Mid-Summer Waning Honey Flow Moon A violent, but quick storm blew through this morning, sheets of rain and bending trees, water flowing in the gutters; in it I saw the world that is to come and is now, heat and … Continue reading
Mid-Summer Waning Honey Flow Moon Five days of clay. Whew. What did I learn? Well, I’m not holding my breath for that National Treasure for potting position when I turn 80. Maybe by that time I’ll have learned how to … Continue reading
Mid-Summer Waning Honey Flow Moon Potting, something done for thousands of years by diverse human communities, is hard. At least for me. Kate seems to be getting it. We have a 6,000 year old Chinese pot at the MIA that … Continue reading
Mid-Summer Waning Honey Flow Moon On Monday I started the clay class. Monday evening the Woollies made monoprints at Highpoint Print Co-op. Last night was the History of Graphic Design lecture on graphic design, 1950 to the present and tonight … Continue reading