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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Tales; Bear and Little continuted


But Lucy did not approve.

Lucy felt protective of Little. And suspicious of Bear.

But, Bear finally won her over too.

to be contuinued...

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Tales, how bear and little met, continued


(*Boise glared 'back off'.)
But Little was with someone else.

This made Bear unspeakably sad.


Bear was persistent. Very persistent.


And he finally won Little's heart. Her whole heart.

to be continued...

Monday, September 28, 2009

Tales; how bear and little met, part one




Once, there was a dog named Bear.

And a bear named Little.

They met, and Bear knew right away that he loved Little.

Friday, September 25, 2009

anger management

Warning: not art for daily life.


Mr. Cranky has been very very very upset with Wall Street financiers and especially the bankers. Specifically, he cannot believe that NONE of the major bank CEO's showed up at President Obama's speech on Wall Street last week.
After all, he did save their jobs, their bonuses, their pensions, and much, much more. Couldn't they have shown just the tiniest bit of respect and gratitude? Um, so, okay, I guess I am upset also...

Anyway, I made something for him to help vent his anger:

From left to right: Kenneth Lewis (B of A), Lloyd Blankfein (Goldman Sachs), and John Mack (Morgan Stanley).  Alas, there wasn't room to include Jamie Dimon (JP Morgan Chase).

Mr. Cranky was well pleased with his present. :)

*cartoon from: http://www.savagechickens.com/2008/06/anger.html

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

forest art

There is something on that rock by the path...
A little bird tile!

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

rhinos and slugs

rhino dish fail
As predicted, the rhino dish failed to protect the red cabbage from slugs.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

art in the woods

There is someone by that tree...
There is something on that tree...
what is it?
Caught in the act...
"street art", but in the woods...
Hello Raven.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Pie is good

mmmmm, blackberry + apple pie

I think of my apple pies as a kind of architecture.
I don't simply dump in the sliced and sugared fruit, I arrange the chunks into a tight, interlocking structure.
This results in a high pie that completely fills the crust.
There is no disappointing shrinkage that leaves the top crust airborne like a bridge over the apples.
I can't wait for it to cool!
*everybody has an apple pie recipe already, right? If not, head over to my fav, smitten kitchen, for a recipe.