Monday, September 13, 2010

list

things to do today (and perhaps for the week):
make up bed
feed cats
clean up after cats (an on-going, through-out-the-day process)
thread loom
begin putting norwood loom together
try new arrangement in livingroom
clean ceiling fans
vacuum
finish reading nytimes
email J

Sunday, September 12, 2010

sunday haiku


the new york times on
sunday with Autumn sunshine
perfect and peaceful

Saturday, September 11, 2010

mr t

i didn't do it. the other four furry beasts did but not me. ever.

Thursday, September 9, 2010

yesterday...


...i noticed it was really beginning to look a bit Fall-like...

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

birds




cardinal, taken last winter in our boxwood
reading about cordelia stanwood today in birdwatching with american wome: a selection of nature writings edited by deborah strom. picked up the book from the annual library book sale. cordelia's story is both inspirational and sad. makes me want to wear ankle-length skirts and go out in the pasture and draw birds.


Monday, September 6, 2010

pictures

july moon



august moon with clouds





morning glory



before the one hundred days

the "altar" in my bathroom (please excuse the toothpaste and cat hair)

i've not been on here in quite a bit. things, meaning life with its ups and downs, seems to have kicked my backside quite a bit in the interval. in the last few days, however, i've come across a very interesting and honest blogger who is posting a one hundred days diary of sorts about change for the good. i thought that perhaps i shall do the same. but i want the last one hundred days of the year, beginning on september 23rd (i think. even if my calculations are a bit off, i've always done "interesting math to my own drum beat" as one of my math teachers told me).

so this is a pre-one hundred days post. i wanted to show my bathroom "altar." it's a candle, a brown river rock and a set of windchimes with the sun on one side and the moon on the other (light half of the year and the dark half of the year).

so. we'll see where this goes.