
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Simpsons Awesome
And call a train of laughing Hours...
Little did I know that the spam subject line that inspired our blog
title was actually a line from a Wordsworth poem.
I don't know what it means but... ok!-
AGE! twine thy brows with fresh spring flowers,
And call a train of laughing Hours;
And bid them dance, and bid them sing;
And thou, too, mingle in the ring!
Can't really argue
Here's one of two pictures I took just for you guys this Wednesday.
"You'll never plow a field by turning it over in your mind."
Painted on the wall of Conor O'neill's, your typical Irish pub.
Photo taken: 11/25/09
Friday, November 27, 2009
Jaws

Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
Just wanted to say hello.
A Scottish Highland Coo.
No, that's not a typo. It's the accent.
No, that's not a typo. It's the accent.
This calf wandered over to the fence and, after a moment of blowing warm air on my hand through his coo nostrils, decided it was okay to get the bridge of his nose scratched. As cows go, these are very docile--and very cute. It is sad to know that they are beef coos.
But somehow that does not deter my appetite.
Photo taken: near Stowe, VT, 11/23/2009
Dead Butterfly

This butterfly has been taunting me for months now. It somehow died right outside my room but on the window sill directly in my sight line but across the two story opening to the living room below. It mocks me with its grizzly beauty and silent judging of my life. I could use one of those extendo poles we have for dusting but I always feel like a goober using one of those. (It really is a butterfly and not a moth, the camera phone not too hot on the details from 8 feet away)
We Three Queens...
American persimmons
Last Saturday, I went with my roommate to the farmer's market in our neighborhood. I bought a bunch of crap, including these... they're American persimmons.
They are tiny and wrinkly and smushy. I asked the guy if this is how they're supposed to be. He told me that ideally, you'd want to eat these when they have the same texture as a 100-year-old woman's breasts. I thought... what the hell... and bought a little basket. They were weird.
Photo taken: in my kitchen, 11/14/2009
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