Grace in Small Things- Summer 2011 Wrap Up

1. My cousin and our wonderful adventures on Cape Cod, Brooklyn and in the city.

2. The view from the rocking chairs high above Battery Park

3. "You are the cleaning lady of my hair"

4. Stitch Haus

5. "The sun sets everywhere"

Sunshine

On my shoulder (through my windows) makes me happy.

Yay! To warm weather and the coming of spring!

A Good Day Now

This morning has me thinking about Tom Paxton.

It's overcast and supposed to rain for much of the day.

I ran out to get coffee and and am now seated high above 83rd St with Chopin playing and a tall glass of grapefruit juice on the table beside my coffee and poppy seed bagel.

It's a nice way to start the day.

Even a gray day.

Is this thing on?
Is it still working?
Will I keep writing?

Who knows...perhaps, to borrow a phrase from my dear old dad, a bad post is better than no post at all. Works for running. Perhaps I'll just take this post by post.

Two for Two

There are many posts I'd like to write.

This year, however, my blog is slightly more public.

And though "prudent" isn't a charge usual leveled against me, in this instance I think it's wise to be circumspect.

So inxay on the passive aggressive (though VERY therapeutic) post I wanted to write about those who go around telling everyone how organized they are (though I guess even this sentence is passive aggressive, but seriously, being organized is more than color coded folders and spreadsheets. There's a great deal to be said for flexibility. And that's all I'm going to say about that.)

Double ixnay on the delightful irony that has me attending mass on a nearly daily basis. I've made it to 2 Holy Days of Obligation so far this month. Catholicism for the win!

2 down, 28 more to go.

Here We Go Again

30 days hath November.

Let's see if I can blog for all of them.

La Voiture

Though it may come as a surprise to some, I don't actually know everything.
Fortunately, for those few instances when I have a question I can't answer, I know who to contact.

Like today, on my walk home I passed the most ridiculously looking car...

To: The Cantabridigan
From: Ryan O'Brian
Re: ?
Toyota veneia? Some sort of hybrid SUV station wagon

To: Ryan O'Brian
From: The Cantabridgian
Re ?
Venza. Camry wagon on big wheels. Hellish ergonomics.

13 years since I've had to let an automotive related question go unanswered.
A man among men you are my friend. Or, rather, a Cadillac in a sea of Chevys.