It was the addition of the lawn ball in the tall stand that caught my eye this time. Yard Art. Making life interesting.
A Few Little Things
Month: March 2022
Found on a Walk
The day before the snow came.
From My Grandmother’s Album
Wordless Wednesday
3 Day Old Sandhill Cranes- Guest Blog
Who Knew?
is Monday March 7th
I know this absurd fact because my friend Joanne sent me her daily Pandemic Painting and told me so! She and her sisters paint daily for two years now but I’ll do a separate post about their prompts and the paintings they create and share with one another.
My sister Mary my daughter Laura and my grandson Charles and I have been to The Sock Monkey Museum in Rockford, Illinois . (Mary and I went another time, too). here’s one post from that exhibit
I’ve sewn a lot of sock monkeys. Here are two.
https://rutheh.com/2018/01/06/the-sock-monkey-book/ a book I illustrated about how to make a sock monkey
Silent Sunday
March 5, 2012
Carrie Furnace ten years ago. I’ve photographed it many times in all seasons. The Monongahela River looks different every time.
Mushroom Twins
Mushrooms. Yes or no?
Children in Winter c.1916
From my Grandmother’s Album. Durand, Illinois. Uncle Robert (b.1914) I’m the left. Uncle John (b.1910) on the right. my mother Marian (b.1912) next to Robert with the light trim on her dark hat. She looks about four to me but maybe it’s 1917.
They had just one boy cousin.