The apple doesn't fall very far from the tree, as SWMBO demonstrated with a recent salad.
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
SPEAKING OF ART
Monday, July 21, 2025
HERE, KITTY-KITTY . . .
In the continuing saga of the BAD, here's another chapter.
As you may recall, the Beautiful Artistic Daughter (BAD) gets her acronym name because she fulfills at least two of those characteristics.
She's my wife's daughter from a previous marriage.
But she's spent more years of her life with me trying to boss her around (a futile exercise) than her biological father.
Also to clear up a misunderstanding, she used to be known as the BRD, or Beautiful Rich Daughter, when she spent more than a decade as the arm candy of a well-off man who showered her with gifts and trips and such.
But they parted and she now lives a much more down-scaled life where she has art and more art and lots of art to satisfy her creative whims.
Speaking of which, she has just completed yet another piece, which she has called the Cool Cat.
Behold!
And to answer another question from a commenter, her home is indeed a museum of her work.
Sunday, July 20, 2025
BOXED IN
My longtime friend Tom, he of Light Breezes, sent me some pictures of his family yesterday.
Now I want you to understand; these are not photos of his wife, or of his children, or of his grandchildren.
But they are members of his family.
Dear members of his family.
Saturday, July 19, 2025
Friday, July 18, 2025
THE FRIDAY FUNNIES
Well, hi.
Simply hi.
How has your week been?
👿
Oh.
I'll not ask any more.
Let me try to help as we ease into the Humor Bank.
Music, maestro, please.
You know when you see the Trekkies that we're nearing the end of this episode of the pre-Saturday Snickers.
So let me give you the standard command: let's all try to have a terrific weekend.
And always remember to keep laughing!
Here, kitty-kitty . . .
( . . . ah, yes . . . )
Wednesday, July 16, 2025
FOODIE ALERT
Some recent meals from the Taylor Family Kitchen.
Monday, July 14, 2025
MORE ARTISTRY
One of the commenters on yesterday's blog, Diaday from Dayton, Ohio, noted what a great idea Gayle had to repurpose old CD's as art.
I took another look and then emailed the artist to ask if that's what the centers of those designs were.
She replied that they weren't but said she had a few pieces using old DVD's.
And she sent photos of them.
When I showed them to her mother, all I could say was "What will that girl come up with next?"









.jpg)
.png)

.png)










