by CJ | Sep 10, 2010 | Journal
She intends the book to come out on Halloween. I’m urging her to get the cover up so you guys can see it. This has GOT to be tee-shirts.
by CJ | Sep 10, 2010 | Journal
She intends the book to come out on Halloween. I’m urging her to get the cover up so you guys can see it. This has GOT to be tee-shirts.
by CJ | Sep 9, 2010 | Journal
Yesterday began with finding a piece of my favorite set of glasses, an etched Great Wave pattern that Jane got me long, long ago, broken in the dishwasher. And escalated into a birthday present probably involving an internet scam artist on Amazon… Then the Books...
by CJ | Sep 8, 2010 | Journal
Amazon. TWO rounds with pirates selling on Amazon, one I suspect being an offshore seller outright pirating everything in print and selling subscriptions to their ‘service’—the other being a piece of equipment I need to get the Rusalka cover...
by CJ | Sep 6, 2010 | Journal
We haven’t done this in a while, but I thought I’d hand on some recipes you may or may not enjoy… 1. no-beans-no-onions-no tomatoes pulled pork/chili. Biiiig lot of boneless pork shoulder cut as spareribs; crockpot. Put pork in crockpot before 8 am....
by CJ | Sep 5, 2010 | Journal
…do a review and a little pass-on to friend, would be appreciated.
by CJ | Sep 5, 2010 | Journal
…do a review and a little pass-on to friend, would be appreciated.
by CJ | Sep 5, 2010 | Journal
It’s downright chilly. I’m working, as when not?—and take breaks to go out and take advantage of the wind to use a plastic kitchen colander to sift rocks and gravel for the dry stream bed. Which got me one of those odd drivebys—the usual chap...
by CJ | Sep 4, 2010 | Journal
Pruning the apple tree, I carried the clippings to a bin, and got a close smell of them. It was apples. It was the way good apples smell compounded with the smell of new leaves. If I could have gotten that scent into a bottle, I would’ve. I now vow the yard will...
by CJ | Sep 4, 2010 | Journal
Pruning the apple tree, I carried the clippings to a bin, and got a close smell of them. It was apples. It was the way good apples smell compounded with the smell of new leaves. If I could have gotten that scent into a bottle, I would’ve. I now vow the yard will...
by CJ | Sep 3, 2010 | Journal
which, if you want to see how this works, is google-able under ‘prune espaliered apple tree’ on the web: it’s an art form going on from Roman times. We should have been doing this for a month or so, but we’re not too late. The rule is: let it...
