Pick-up and drop-off area?
June 13, 2011
June 11, 2011
Found last night!
In a garbage pile outside a loft building in Williamsburg:
Silkscreened poster from 1972!
WOO! I really like it, and it is very nicely framed. (It's not stained; there's just a little dirt on the glass.)
There was another one—featuring a box of crayons—and I kind of regret I didn't take both.
Silkscreened poster from 1972!
WOO! I really like it, and it is very nicely framed. (It's not stained; there's just a little dirt on the glass.)
There was another one—featuring a box of crayons—and I kind of regret I didn't take both.
June 10, 2011
"No!"
This thing is awesome!
I wasn't totally sure it was discarded, or I would have for sure taken it.
June 9, 2011
"Kitty jail"
My friend sent me these pichures from the vet's office.
They are up for adoption: Underdog (left) and Tom Collins.
They are up for adoption: Underdog (left) and Tom Collins.
June 8, 2011
June 7, 2011
June 6, 2011
FOUND!
Yes.
Day-glo orange wheat.
This guy:
Anyhoo, this stuff is presently looking great in a milk bottle on our kitchen table!
June 5, 2011
Hexagons!
Officially, awesomely, done!
This shows the "back":
You may recall that I was going to put a yellow border on it, but I tried it and decided—this is a modern blankie; no border necessary. I like it with the natural edge.
Now it sits on a shelf in my friend Beth's room patiently awaiting winter. Let's hope it's a cold one!
And, for me--NOW WHAT??? (Maybe finish this special blankie for me and Greg?)
This shows the "back":
You may recall that I was going to put a yellow border on it, but I tried it and decided—this is a modern blankie; no border necessary. I like it with the natural edge.
Now it sits on a shelf in my friend Beth's room patiently awaiting winter. Let's hope it's a cold one!
And, for me--NOW WHAT??? (Maybe finish this special blankie for me and Greg?)
June 1, 2011
Found!
Francis and Clare, Saints of Assisi.
Apostolic Blessing!
And did you know about this?
Nihil obstat! The censor librorum has declared the book free of doctrinal or moral error (PHEW, 'cause I had already started reading it).
Also: the good thing about being a heathen is you don't already know how the story ends.
Apostolic Blessing!
And did you know about this?
Nihil obstat! The censor librorum has declared the book free of doctrinal or moral error (PHEW, 'cause I had already started reading it).
Also: the good thing about being a heathen is you don't already know how the story ends.
May 31, 2011
May 30, 2011
The good thing about books you find on the street:
They are free.
The bad thing:
Someone might have crossed out every reference to sex with a black marker!!!!!!!!
The bad thing:
Someone might have crossed out every reference to sex with a black marker!!!!!!!!
Today
At the corner store with my friend Beth, I happened to notice this item in the freezer.
Yes, Mamita's Batata Cream.
I showed it to Beth and she was like—LET'S GET IT! (Somehow this radical step had not occurred to me: a key difference in our personalities.)
It was shockingly good!
Derlicious quiescently frozen tropical-sweet-potato-flavored frozen custard is now in my life!
Yes, Mamita's Batata Cream.
I showed it to Beth and she was like—LET'S GET IT! (Somehow this radical step had not occurred to me: a key difference in our personalities.)
It was shockingly good!
Derlicious quiescently frozen tropical-sweet-potato-flavored frozen custard is now in my life!
May 27, 2011
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