New painting, 8″x10″
Breakthrough
It’s not much to look at, but this is the second morning in a row. I’ve had a breakthrough. Since 2009, I’ve been making espresso mostly every day, and trying to draw anything, a rosette I guess, in the milk. I am the type of person who enjoys struggling without instruction. What I learned is that you can draw by pouring the thin milk from greater height, and then zooming in and pouring the foamiest milk closer to the surface, zooming out and pouring the thin milk again.
Rapadoo
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sure if your offer and forever or server for rent in Richardson from her since
consider the lawn girls aren’t boring of the ordinary
viber general roll roll roll
your own server and you were going to her
awesome yo are you are
Tina’s wiener had a misdemeanor.
Emily’s Color Run Sunglasses
Don’t Criticize It
Waiting for the Peaks Island ferry
It’s always tough to say goodbye to Peaks Island. I snapped this photo right before boarding. Several of my family members are scattered in the crowd.
Uncle John and Cousin Andrew
On the Portland ferry, leaving Peaks Island after the Powers Cup, Andrew and his dad John.
John Kruth in Felton
Jammin with John Kruth in the under the tall corn in Felton, CA.
Highway 9, it’s got one up on Highway 8.
Oyster mushrooms
Oyster mushrooms from Watsonville. The man who sells them came from Vietnam on a twenty foot boat with 150 people on it. The mushrooms grow in hothouses. The tomato in back is the biggest I’ve grown so far.