Everyone likes puzzles. Right?
Last year she thought there were too many small pieces in her family puzzle.
This year fewer bigger pieces.
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Respecting the Past, Protecting the Future
Last Saturday I found myself in Sublimity and saw what appeared to be a fairly old cemetery. I though I would take a few minutes and have a look.
One of the first headstones I encountered was this one with the cross being part of the headstone. It was an interesting design feature since it merged the cross and stone into one both visually and physically.
As I continued to walk there were several where the cross or portions of the cross had fallen victim to time and weather. What I found interesting was that the pieces had not been collected and thrown away but remained as they fell or were stacked reverently beside or on top of the headstone.
Several other crosses were part of the headstone, designed to last well into the future.
This last headstone had the added feature that you could add fancy Celtic knots into the cross.
Friday, February 15, 2013
Some old, some new, but always puzzled
Found some old puzzles (hardly remember making one of them, does that make me or the puzzle old).
Made and gave away a new puzzle in an old box Happy Birthday you teenager, that is 15 times x.
Sunny day in Salem
What a beautiful day!
We brought our lunch (Taco Bell) and soaked up some sunshine while eating and then a short walk.
Afterwards we visited a store I've been meaning to stop by for several months, Salem Summit Company. Lots of great gear for hiking and camping. I am sure I will be back.
(note to self: leave wallet at home or you will be in trouble.)
Monday, January 21, 2013
Should I report my daughter ?
Should I report her to the athorities for some kind of abuse?
Monday, January 14, 2013
Minto Brown Park
Minto Brown Park
Saturday Morning 1/12/2013
A cool walk through the park on a foggy frosty morn. About 30 degrees at 11:00 AM.
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