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Tag Archives: Friends
A Grand Day Out
During our first escape from the city, about which I wrote a couple of posts ago, while we were in the Hamilton Gardens, we corralled the four grands together for a group shot. CD and I, and all their parents, … Continue reading
Melancholy Monday: Sunset silhouette
It’s Melancholy Monday again. It’s appropriate because I’m just a bit lonely. I returned from a month in New Zealand four weeks ago and have been here alone since then (except for my amazingly wonderful blackitty, Leo the Magnificent). CD … Continue reading
Long may you live and prosper in memory
It is very unusual for me to post twice in one day, but I need to send this out today, because another legend has passed on to another plane. I heard the news this morning that Leonard Nimoy is no … Continue reading
Portrait of a young friend
This summer, while Squiddy and her family were with us up at the lake in Minnesota, some good friends of theirs came to visit for a few days. Their daughter Sassa is very close to the same age as The … Continue reading
About Face (3)
An old friend has fallen. I have enjoyed finding what look like faces in nature for many years and I have posted some of them in the past. I included one of my favorites, formed by old scars in the … Continue reading
Reviewing (and reflecting on) 2013
A most memorable year it has been, in many ways. It would be not be at all difficult to provide full descriptions of the events that have helped to make it so, but I think it’s best to keep my … Continue reading
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Tagged Autumn, Birds, Clouds, Family, Friends, Hiking, Minnesota, New Zealand, Pets, Summer, Sunset, Travels
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Belated birthday bulletin
My report on my birthday celebration, nearly a month ago, is long overdue. As I’ve reported in the past, I traditionally invite my three best friends up to the cabin for a week of music and photography, and this year … Continue reading
Aftermath, Part 5, Post 2
It’s October 9, the date of my dad’s birthday (he would have been 99) and three days after mine (I am now 67), and I am in a wonderful mood of peace and reverie here in our cabin in northern … Continue reading
Winfield—Woes, Wonders, and Weather
Back in June, I think it was, an old friend and musical compatriot, Tom, got it into his head to enter the 40th annual International Guitar Championships in association with the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, Kansas, scheduled to take … Continue reading
Hello summer—addendum
As it turned out, my complacent pooh-poohing of the storm warning was sadly premature, and the NOAA weather forecasters knew what they were broadcasting about on that fateful Memorial Day. A storm cell started growing in South Dakota around 4 … Continue reading