Here’s this goofy cat, pretending she’s a valuable member of home security around here. Note the stalking lioness posture and the intensity of purpose. Funny thing is that once the temp goes below zero she seems to think she can conduct her surveillance from the comfort of the kitchen window.
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This crazy cat has cabin fever! Her first trip into our new winter season was this morning, and she freaked! If I hadn’t opened the door, she’d have left a Wily Coyote style hole in it on her way through! So she stalks me, she spends time glaring out the window. . She chases her toys, and then when she goes missing, I’ll find a big lump under the covers in my bed!! This is the stare down I got while making breakfast this morning. It might be a long winter.
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When we were young and working in Calgary, my sister and I lived together. This teapot was a birthday gift she gave to me at that time. Now 30 years later it is still my favourite teapot, used for special occasions. This week, I had company who brought these flowers. We had tea, and I’d bought groceries, thus the avocado on the cupboard. All these events coincided in a “found still life” on my kitchen cupboard.
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It’s so great to have a garden again, after several years without. There’s something about being out in my bare feet amongst the vegetables. This has been a fantastic tomato and pepper year, and this week I started canning both. The result was a “found still life” on my kitchen cupboard. Anybody for pickled peppers?
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The flowers are from the yard…a reminder that though the calendar says summer is nearly over, we still have lots of flowers to look forward to for a month or so anyway.
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Happy weekend all!
If you grew up in a rural environment and in my generation, then you know what August was all about! We would can and freeze, butcher, harvest and pickle every garden and farm product we had on the place! Amongst all that we’d be making meals for our sizable family plus the haying crew or the combiners, depending on the year, along with whoever else showed up. By the end of those summer days (some times around midnight) we’d swear we never wanted to cook another meal, or wash another dish!
No wonder I can’t let summer go by without making a few pickles at the very least. I did a dozen jars of dills last evening,(I was finished long before midnight) and this was the still life I “found” on my cupboard this morning.
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While I’ve been off to Calgary and Nanton, my little garden has been very busy…first we had all that rain, and now lots of sun and heat. The squash have broken through the chicken wire fence (rigged up to keep the deer out) and long tendrils loaded with blossoms, gallop forth by about a foot a day! I’m into the recipe books looking for recipes for squash-blossom-anything. Ideas anyone?
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When the west was being settled, these kitchens on wheels rolled with the cattle (and the cowboys who worked with them), and the grumpy old cooks were the most popular guys in camp….famous for their talent with bacon, biscuits and beans.
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Kinda liking these pears lately….what can I say, they have personality. Maybe I’m spending too much time in my own company. I notice that I’m very easily entertained.
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