Archive for May, 2008
Storm Damage
Yesterday’s little storm (Stories: one and two) took a path very close to our own back yard, though by then it had died way down. We lost a couple big already-dead cottonwoods. The large birds in the area like to stand watch in these tall barren monoliths, which is why my neighbor and I decided to leave [...]
Where renewal is a way of life.
My life seems to go through interminable cycles. To some degree, I’m sure this is normal but sometimes I think I’ve got an extra dose of volitility in my life’s governing systems. Lately though, I’ve noticed that I can maintain an even keel much more adeptly when I keep up on three things religiously: (1) [...]
Mom, you’re the best.
Zune + Illustrator = Trouble!
Because of a conflict between Zune and Adobe Illustrator which the Zune Team has apparently confirmed is Adobe’s fault, I am forced to uninstall Zune from at least one laptop. So, time for a podcast snapshot…
Expatriation?
Living as an expatriate–probably working with some combination of high-tech and art–has always been appealing. At the recent Colorado Stone Sculptor’s meet, I met an artist just back from Ajijic. This small artist-friendly community of US and Canadian expats sounds very appealling. Would love to visit.
An Evening with Chef Bruno
Thank you Chef Bruno Gerard Krioussis for yet another tantalizing cooking class! Mexican Wednesday, April 23rd from 6:30 to 9:00 PM This class is sold out. Try this spicy sampling of Mexican favorites: White Posole Soup, Beef Chile Rellenos, Mexican Green Sauce, Red Rice à la Mexicana and Tender Cactus Ensalada. The meal will be [...]