I took this from my balcony several days ago when the moon was beautiful and the sky was dark. It looked much better in person. Goodnight everyone. Hope you have a nice weekend.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
The hand-carved surround with acanthus leaves and beading is an absolutely beautiful architectural element for this door knob, isn't it? The patina on the door is pretty wonderful too. via
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Giant Mushroom at My Cottage
Even though it's a smaller than normal basketball, you've got to admit this is a big mushroom we have growing here at the cottage. Photographed yesterday while walking the dogs and playing kickball in the afternoon.
Connecticut Center Chimney Colonial
Isn't this the most perfect center chimney colonial you've ever seen? The house, the setting, the plantings - just wonderful. via
Friday, October 5, 2012
Martha Stewart's Cooking School on PBS
Just in time for the upcoming holiday season, Martha will be teaching us to cook on Sundays on PBS. This is great for those who never had access to her daily show on the Hallmark Channel on cable TV. PBS to the rescue.
Click here if you are unable to view this preview of her upcoming show. She's teaching how to make hollandaise sauce in a segment about eggs.
Week By Week Episode Guide via Martha Moments.
Afternoon Walk w/ My Mom + Dogs
My mother holding Henry's leash while I took their picture.
Where did Webster go?
There he is hiding behind the chairs. Everybody went to bed for a nap when we got back except me. What a beautiful fall day it has been.
PBS Statement Regarding October 3, 2012 Presidential Debate
PBS Responds To Romney: Cutting Federal Funding Would Have ‘Virtually No Impact’ On the Deficit -- The federal investment in public broadcasting equals about one one-hundredth of one percent (0.0001%) of the federal budget. Elimination of funding would have virtually no impact on the nation’s debt, yet the loss to the American public would be devastating.
Read full statement from PBS here.
This is a follow-up to my earlier blog post.
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