Before April comes to its utter end, I should let my dear loved ones in on my take on Easter Sunday – right? If for no other reason than they may have fond memories themselves which will be triggered by the photos posted herein. So, without further ado . . . Usually Easter is cold [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Rockwell’
The Easter Parade
Posted in History, tagged animals, birthday, Luvy, Mycol, Rock, Rockwell, Yim on April 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Italian Potato Dumplings
Posted in History, tagged Luvy, Mummy, Nonna, Rock, Rockwell, Tata, Yim, Zia on April 17, 2010 | 4 Comments »
The main event the day before Easter was the gnocchi. Gnocchi has long been a favorite dish in our family, made ever more desirable by the fact that it takes a day of labor to provide the hungry with about a half an hour of devouring the scrumptious dumplings until they are but a memory [...]
Museum Musings
Posted in Art, History, travel, tagged Art, Mycol, Ohio, Rockwell, Yim on March 16, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Back in January when Yim and I went to the Cleveland Museum of Art to see the Paul Gauguin exhibit, we had a good bit of fun. Museums are great diversions. They open your mind and leave you feeling alive and a part of this world. Anyone with a creative cell in their body and [...]
A Year in Review
Posted in History, tagged Alison, birthday, Maryland, Mycol, Peppino, photography, Rock, Rockwell, UB, Yim, Zia on March 10, 2010 | 7 Comments »
Last year I cleared out all of my photo and music files from the computer and stored them on external hard drives. But I just noticed a rather large file on my desktop that somehow managed to escape the clean-up. Going through photos is always fun. Here are some from the batch. In the summer [...]
The Turtle Head is Pokin’ Out or The Hatcher in the Rye
Posted in Crochet, History, Philosophy, Science, tagged animals, childhood, Crochet, Rock, Rockwell on February 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Around about 1979 or 80 our mother went out with a fellow with connections. His arms were connected to his shoulders, his legs were connected to his hips, and his head was connected to his neck. If memory serves me. So anywho, I go out to get on the school bus after school lets out [...]
Rockwell: Advanced
Posted in Crochet, Electives, Psychology, tagged Crochet, Rockwell, Zia on February 6, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I invited Zia over for dinner yesterday because we hadn’t seen each other in at least a week and I still had a nice turkey in the freezer to thaw. She came over shortly after noon and noticed the amigurumi animals I’ve been making since November. I do not enjoy making these little buggers and [...]
