Lis's Project 365

Looks like NOT Duck has been truckin’ around New Hampshire….

 

Local PBS station had a fundraiser which I happily contributed to:  learn to paint like Bob Ross!  While I’m not as pleased with my painting as I might have been, I enjoyed the process.

Gandalf takes a few minutes to read about birds in this month’s issue.

You can find Lis in MA, of course.  But that might be Fiction.

Today at work we started what hopes to be “Boston’s longest paper chain” and draped it all over the stairs.  It’s quite festive!

I love these mini watermelons from Imperfect Foods.  The size is not the imperfection, though–  they have some brown marks on the outside.  Who cares?  You eat the inside, right?

“Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.”
Or, in this case, a pear.   Hoping this homemade trap takes care of the little fuckers.

From newtonoutdoors.com   “Newton Out Doors involves the outdoor installation of 25 “upcycled” wooden doors decorated by local and regional artists and placed in and around eight of Newton’s village centers.”
I like this one.

At the top of the drive to our cabin was this huge meadow of ferns.   As we learned from hiking the Fern Trail down to Tiny Pond, there are many different kinds of ferns in the area, though we had some difficulty telling them apart.

Cold Spring cabin, as seen through the trees.  It was quiet and peaceful and exactly what we needed.