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Kenozoic Tales
The latest in a series of blogs kept by Kenozoic...
Friday, November 24, 2017
Thursday, November 23, 2017
Thanksgiving Day
I spent the day today with Dad & Ma at the family homestead. When I got there Sarah & Jon were there with all 4 kids, plus Hayden's girlfriend Audrey and Celia's boyfriend Mike. They hung out for an hour or so and then headed off to New Hampshire.
I was there from 12:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Georgia made me a handmade birthday card (so sweet) before they all left. Dad & I watched the Vikings beat the Lions 30 - 23 (good game). The three of us (Ma, Dad & I) had dinner. Dad & I watched the Chargers beat the Cowboys 16 - 6, and we each had a 4 Elf Winter Warmer Spiced Ale from Dark Horse Brewing Company out of Marshall, Michigan (good, but a bit too strong at 8.75%). I had chocolate cream pie and coffee. Ma & I watched a few episodes of "Friends" & "Big Bang Theory". And then I headed home, with a bag full of Thanksgiving leftovers (turkey, gravy, rolls, apple pie & chocolate cream pie), plus my birthday gifts a day early. Dad & Ma gave me a $50 bill, a 2-pound bag of Starbucks French Roast whole bean coffee, a hardcover sketchpad, and last but not least, they had a tree planted in my name by the Arbor Day Foundation. Pretty cool!
Wednesday, November 22, 2017
Movies
Today I watched two movies: the black & white "Cul-de-Sac" from 1966, and "Our Little Sister" from 2015 (Japan).
Cul-de-Sac was interesting. Two small-time crooks wind up outside (and then inside) a castle owned by a married couple in northern England. It probably wouldn't be classified as a good movie, but I enjoyed it.
Our Little Sister, on the other hand, was fantastic. It is the story of 3 sisters who discover upon their father's passing, that they have a half-sister, who winds up coming to live with them. A charming movie that I actually began over a week ago, and then finished today.
Combined, they were a great way to pass a rainy day before my 3-8 pm work shift.
Cul-de-Sac was interesting. Two small-time crooks wind up outside (and then inside) a castle owned by a married couple in northern England. It probably wouldn't be classified as a good movie, but I enjoyed it.
Our Little Sister, on the other hand, was fantastic. It is the story of 3 sisters who discover upon their father's passing, that they have a half-sister, who winds up coming to live with them. A charming movie that I actually began over a week ago, and then finished today.
Combined, they were a great way to pass a rainy day before my 3-8 pm work shift.
Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Day Off
A chill, random day of: drawing; superhero tv, both morning and evening (a show on the Superman creators & "Supergirl" in the am, and "The Flash" and "Legends of Tomorrow" in the pm); dishes; napping in the sunshine; and a run to Kappy's and Hannaford for Thanksgiving prep. Plus the previous post's creation of Voyage 49, set to begin on Friday.
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Day Off Switcheroo
I had today off, and I'd planned on hiking Pratt Mountain, but it was 39 degrees out, and I wasn't enthused, so I didn't.
However, I did get out of bed at 8:30, and I got a lot done:
However, I did get out of bed at 8:30, and I got a lot done:
- Had some awesome Seattle's Best Portside Blend coffee.
- Washed a sinkful of dishes.
- Drew something (see below).
- ♫ Listened to two great albums by Turnover.
- Got the gas heater working.
- Did laundry.
- Worked out.
- Watched "Survivor" and a live set by REO Speedwagon on AXS TV.
- Had a Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA (I prefer the 60 Minute).
Not bad!
Tuesday, November 7, 2017
Sunny Floor
Sometimes when the sun is coming through the window above the stove I like to photograph things in the sunny area:
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