SEPTMEBER
do you know?
According to American folklore, a freshly fallen acorn placed on the windowsill will protect your home from lightning.
saturday 1st - National Putcher' Pants Back On Day.
sunday 2nd - Pre-wedding party. Most of you didn't show up, so what are we to do with all this cobbler?
monday 3rd - Labor Day
monday 10th - Clean and put away summer clothing
tuesday 11th - New Moon
wednesday 12th - Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown. Ramadan begins at sundown. The sun goes down at sundown.
saturday 15th - Have furnaces and heating systems serviced
sunday 16th - Nuptials reminds me of nipples. Take sweaters out of storage.
saturday 22nd - Yom Kippur begins at sundown
sunday 23rd - First day of Fall. Fuck yeah.
wednesday 26th - Full moon
saturday 29th - Clean and paint storm windows
do you know?
According to American folklore, a freshly fallen acorn placed on the windowsill will protect your home from lightning.
saturday 1st - National Putcher' Pants Back On Day.
sunday 2nd - Pre-wedding party. Most of you didn't show up, so what are we to do with all this cobbler?
monday 3rd - Labor Day
monday 10th - Clean and put away summer clothing
tuesday 11th - New Moon
wednesday 12th - Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown. Ramadan begins at sundown. The sun goes down at sundown.
saturday 15th - Have furnaces and heating systems serviced
sunday 16th - Nuptials reminds me of nipples. Take sweaters out of storage.
saturday 22nd - Yom Kippur begins at sundown
sunday 23rd - First day of Fall. Fuck yeah.
wednesday 26th - Full moon
saturday 29th - Clean and paint storm windows
august
do you know? On a hot day, look dwon the length of a smooth exterior wall. You'll often see a mirage reflecting passersby. This phenomenon is caused by layers of air at different temperatures bending light.
Monday 6 - water, water, water
Friday 10 - Harvest tomatoes
Sunday 12 - new moon
Thursday 16 - Cast comes off. Thank you baby jebus. One month to wedding.
Saturday 18 - Deadhead roses
Wednesday 22 - Make relishes and pickles
Saturday 25 - Reseed bare patches in lawn
Tuesday 28 - full moon
do you know? On a hot day, look dwon the length of a smooth exterior wall. You'll often see a mirage reflecting passersby. This phenomenon is caused by layers of air at different temperatures bending light.
Monday 6 - water, water, water
Friday 10 - Harvest tomatoes
Sunday 12 - new moon
Thursday 16 - Cast comes off. Thank you baby jebus. One month to wedding.
Saturday 18 - Deadhead roses
Wednesday 22 - Make relishes and pickles
Saturday 25 - Reseed bare patches in lawn
Tuesday 28 - full moon
do you know? if you are standing on a beach at the edge of the surf, looking out over the ocean, the horizon is about three miles away.
monday 2nd - pain, tears and fractured ankles.
wednesday 4th - independence day
sunday 8th - pick basil to make fresh pesto
thursday 12th - stake tomatoes and other climbing vegetables
saturday 14th - bastille day. new moon
tuesday 17th - weeed, weeeeed, weed
saturday 21st - pack a picnic. read harry potter #7
sunday 22nd - fertilize roses
monday 30th - full moon
monday 2nd - pain, tears and fractured ankles.
wednesday 4th - independence day
sunday 8th - pick basil to make fresh pesto
thursday 12th - stake tomatoes and other climbing vegetables
saturday 14th - bastille day. new moon
tuesday 17th - weeed, weeeeed, weed
saturday 21st - pack a picnic. read harry potter #7
sunday 22nd - fertilize roses
monday 30th - full moon
june
do you know? One early-summer housekeeping task in colonial America was to restuff all the mattresses with freshly mown hay, hence the phrase, "hit the hay."
1- full moon
2- Pick strawberries to make jellies and jams
4- Clean outdoor grills
9- Send out invitations for fourth of july party
13- Pick young vegetables
14- Flag day
15- New moon
16- Order fall bulbs
17- Father's day
21- Summer solistice. Sacrifice a small animal to pagan gods.
24- Fill spaces in borders with annuals
28- Prune roses after first bloom
30- Full (blue) moon
do you know? One early-summer housekeeping task in colonial America was to restuff all the mattresses with freshly mown hay, hence the phrase, "hit the hay."
1- full moon
2- Pick strawberries to make jellies and jams
4- Clean outdoor grills
9- Send out invitations for fourth of july party
13- Pick young vegetables
14- Flag day
15- New moon
16- Order fall bulbs
17- Father's day
21- Summer solistice. Sacrifice a small animal to pagan gods.
24- Fill spaces in borders with annuals
28- Prune roses after first bloom
30- Full (blue) moon
Some days I think about writers I like and imagine having a conversation with them. When I think about Flannery O'Connor, we usually talk about peacocks and what a fucker lupus is. I painted the above right after reading Wise Blood, which isn't nearly as good as her short stories. It's odd to me that I would want to hang out with a Catholic southern belle.
I'll have some paintings up at the Goodfoot for the Last Thursday art walk this month. It should be a good time, come on by and have a drink. Now, I should be painting.
I need a new one of these.
Or maybe a less stressful lifestyle. That sudoku puzzle ain't gonna solve itself!
Or maybe a less stressful lifestyle. That sudoku puzzle ain't gonna solve itself!
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