A Great Answer to #12

From teaching days – June 11, 2013

I loved this answer

Here’s an article on the importance of light in photography.

Easier than Baking a Cheesecake

If you like cheesecake you will like this simple recipe.

Recipe from Ann Walling, my dad’s church secretary at St.Paul’s Morris Plains NJ 1960-1970

The recipe for Cream Cheese Pie

Beat until smooth

1 pound cream cheese room temp

3/4 C sugar

3 eggs

1 t almond extract

Bake in a buttered pie plate at 350 until done (knife in Center comes clean) about 45 min

Cool 8 minutes -center will sink

add topping

Mix and pour mixture into center indentation

1 C sour cream

3 T sugar

1 t vanilla

Return to oven for 10 minutes

Artist’s Retrospective Show

Saturday evening Steve and I drove to the Lawrenceville neighborhood to see a wonderful art show: Millie Tersak A Retrospective at The Port on Butler Street.

Here is a photo of the artist Millie Tersak, who recently celebrated her 90th birthday. She’s standing in front of her painting Milly on a Chilly Easter Sunday. There were more than a hundred artworks in her show.

The show was curated by Mark Panza.

The Catalog

We enjoyed meeting the artist and appreciating her work.
Her daughter took our photo together.

Purple Clematis

Clematis is in the buttercup family.

They like to climb.

How about this purple?
In Lawrenceville on Butler Street

City in the Distance

Taken from the 40th Street Bridge while sitting at a red light.

Bunny Night Light

I bought this bunny night light when my granddaughter stayed with me last summer. I like having it in the bathroom.

Absent Friends

Throwback Thursday. This tiny China box was a gift from a friend in 1981.

Inside I have some old earrings and my HS class ring from 1970.

Don’t open it often but did today.

Our mascot was Mr.Colonial

Turtles Sunning Themselves

Tuesday morning on the group walk in the cemetery-

What This Tree was Up Against

I walked from the Senior center to the Library(not even 100 yards) and saw the remains of this tree trunk.

Look what Maura found

I received a text from my granddaughter Maura with a few different angles of this collection of household discards. I chose this one to post.

Thanks Maura. Nice sighting!