Posts Tagged ‘Pennsylvania’

A Great Pumpkin

October 31, 2009

      
 Edgar Allen Poe and Raven
were taken with this pumpkin
 (see the Oct. 19 post),
 a round straw bale
 fancifully transformed
 into a pumpkin
 to let people know
 about Duncan’s Corn Maze along the Robesonia-Bernville Road.
 Ingenious, honest solution to the problem. Happy Hallowe’en!

Where’s Edgar?

October 19, 2009

DURO 6 Arias, Constitution Day 2009 and the Paper Czar

September 17, 2009

 
 
   We the editors of  The Heron Report present the preamble of the United States Constitution and some items donated by the Paper Czar.
   Our own day begins with a kind of preamble. We walk along the creek. We come to the studio and office and and convene with our in-house representatives, including the Paper Czar. We [...]

French Creek: Halcyon Day

September 2, 2009

     Find sneakers in #4 locker at Y where they were left for overnight sleepover. Optimize late afternoon by walking around the lake at French Creek state park. A halcyon day. Sapphire sky, golden sunshine, days that live forever. Days that never return.
   One of charming features of the park is a small number of  [...]

Sign of the Times, Reading PA

August 6, 2009

   Our stance is neutral.  This is a visual of interest that we photographed on a three day and put in the bitemyhorse.com digital image savings account to ripen and mature.

Weekend Warrior: Roadside Pinwheels

July 4, 2009

   Today is the day to capture the pinwheels we have travelled past so many times without stopping.
 
 
Celebrating, creativity and children.

Along the road near Tuckerton.
 Driving Miss Daisy.
Are we there yet?

We commemmorate Independence Day. Tomorrow, interdependence.

Dark over Park, Bright over Light

June 26, 2009

   Traffic Tally: 378082.
   Pick of the litter: a piece of light blue paper.
   Little squirrel leaps out of the trash can when I make a deposit. I’m free!
   Oh so quiet compared to yesterday. No Odorama, no drama.
    At last, a heron in the creek at picnic bend. It reminds me of how humans look [...]

Flea Market Junkie: Bastard Files and The Secret of Rosy Cheeks

June 24, 2009

  
    Six day. Abandon routine in favor of flea market, sunny and clear.  A friend has fed this habit by giving me a flea market guide; seems like a good day to try my luck. Go before seven. Back by ten. Finds listed as follows:
   Post Card: $1.50 Postmarked 28 Sept. 1906. Depicts Memorial Hall in Fairmount [...]

Her Eminence Teresa Arana

June 5, 2009

    Thursday evening, we were given the opportunity to attend a book signing by Reading, Pennsylvania author Teresa Arana, a lovely young lady who has put together a dual collection of heartfelt poems in their original English (front) with Spanish translations (atrás.)
   The Meet and Greet to announce the publication of  Did You Ever Know Love? [...]

Say: What

May 27, 2009

   In the air: mosturizer.
   See: raindrops.
   Temperature: slight drop-in.
  Found object: yellow tag.
  Looks like: the plastic tags car repair places (AKA garages) use for labelling keys.
  It is written: in black Sharpie, cursive script: Washington.
   Seems like: An Omen.
   Heron flies: over the fields and trees.
  Time now: 7:14 a.m.
   Cruising altitude: that of small miniskirted [...]