Well, to start, here is a link to an article about Harry that came out in the online Princeton Alumni Weekly last week. I meant to link to it, but, like so many things, I got distracted, and forgot! I think it’s quite good. The author interviewed Harry a few weeks ago by phone. https://paw.princeton.edu/article/when-all-gone-harry-weber-64s-bronze-statues-will-stand […]
Thursday – May 28, 2020 Read More »
This was a very wet morning indeed. Of course, everything is lush and glorious, but, enough, already! We need to dry out. Bart is not bothered by the pouring rainA cardinal photo bombs Oisin in the rain! The squirrels are ravenous in wet weather. Once again, no riding, and not much to blog about. I
Wet Wednesday – May 27, 2020 Read More »
Great Uncle Gerard Barry was a distinguished British officer, and is the only family member who died in service to his country of whom I am aware, so I celebrate him on this Memorial Day. Great Uncle Gerard lost a leg during the Great War (WW I). He was awarded the Croix de Guerre with
Memorial Day – Monday, May 25, 2020 Read More »
One year ago, we were on our way to Athens (Greece). The world has certainly changed. This year, the day started with an early morning ride. Bart watches for Derry to arrive, then, as soon as he sees her approach, he pretends disinterest. It was a beautiful morning ride – definitely worth skipping breakfast. And
Sunday – May 24, 2020 Read More »
Well, not a very interesting day, today. That is, nothing noteworthy for blogging, but every day has fascinations all around. This morning, as I went to put out bird feed, I saw this lovely patch of moss on the deck steps. Fred came to shoe today. Oisin was very ready, but the other two could
Friday – May 22, 2020 Read More »