November has arrived, which hardly seems possible. We have been staying too busy, but are grateful for many friends and much work. Specifically, we are glad that we are still able to do work. We had a road trip to Perryville, Missouri last week, for Harry to present a sculpture concept. It was a nice, […]
Our treasured Terry Culver, died in June, and his memorial service was scheduled for Saturday, October 19. Friends were coming from out of town, and Louise invited a few of us to her house for dinner on Friday night. Louise has Halloween decorations up outside her elegant house, and those alone were worth the trip
Farewell, Film, Fright, Friends, Fences – October 23 Read More »
Tonight is the full Hunter’s Moon, shining down on the horses as they continue to enjoy night grazing, serenaded by crazy coyote cackles. Monday was a frustrating day. We decided to do recycling together, and then get lunch. It was cool enough to take the dogs, so we loaded all the recycling into my car,
Full Moon Wednesday – October 17 Read More »
The weeks collapse one atop the other, and my intentions to blog regularly fall by the wayside. Even this morning, which appeared open, was derailed by a mountain of bookkeeping items that required attention. Then, the weather was so beautiful I just had to do some outdoor work. Eddy agreed. There were many holes to
Another Full Week – October 13 Read More »
Since the dreadful Hamas murders and kidnappings in Israel last year, October 7 has become an abhorrent date, like September 11 did in 2001. For our family, though, it has another meaning. When I was 9, my mother had her sixth baby boy, Matthew Hanbury Barry, on October 7, 1964. Matthew would be 60 today,