Posts Tagged ‘Wisdom’

Silhouette

October 30, 2009

    Fasten your seatbelts: Art group Thursday night.  The leader of our meeting, having abstained from work on the theme, Silhouette, instead provides a seasonal picture – a pastel drawing of a rainspotted maple leaf drafted in gentle fall colors. We all ooh and ahh.
    Next: a photo of the oddest and most intriguing kapok-like clouds and silhouetted trees. Somehow [...]

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 [...]

Deer Crossing

September 8, 2009

 
    Posted in invisible ink Labor Day! Today, post haste! Take your time, there’s no time to waste, no time like the present!
   Why is this black truck slowing along Tulpehocken road heading east, parallel to my walking west along the towpath at 7:12 a.m?  The Tulpehocken creek separates us. A natural event joins us: [...]

SUPER Hot and Sticky post

August 18, 2009

Best find: a S U P E R sticker on the bridge Monday morning. Go ahead! Make my day! Humid, morning cool before the big warm-up. Croaking noises from active living breathing herons and and one sentinel.
We have been squirrel fans for a while, now. Has anyone not seen this yet? We encourage you to [...]

Wise to

August 18, 2009

First trivia question written on a reddish card. It’s a nine day. First question: What is half a byte?
Allison’s answer: Better than none.
Walk time. Crew lined up at bridge makes perfect picture, except Curtis is missing.
Wading heron at first bend.
Pair of water bottles at red covered bridge.
Find: twisted pattern.
Go to: the nine marker.
Pick of the [...]

Designer Nerds

August 16, 2009

Neurons happy: Heron on a dead bough: grandaddy of them all, fishing, waiting. View from the road.
Squirrel pops out of a barrel when I make a deposit of litter.
Sunlit scenery. Walk two miles to the eight marker and back, and find a piece of sycamore near [...]

Wides and the White Squirrel

August 13, 2009

 
   Top story: The White Squirrel has been spotted. We saw it, that is. It is white, no spots. 
  Camel Wides pack is the pick of the litter.  Green heronspotting at start of walk. And tales from the candy factory from Candelario. That  he worked for a candy manufacturer and his nickname is Candy is [...]

Colonial Ad

August 9, 2009

   Ticket stub, pick of the litter: Colonial AD 000822. Colonial ADULT. Colonial Theater ADULT ticket. Cherish is the word I use to describe.
   Adult ticket and baby heron. 8:14 this morning. First ever sighting of an immature bird. It stands in the grass. It stands about 18″ high. It stands still.
   Because it [...]

Eight Eight

August 8, 2009

   If 1961 was the last date that reads the same upside down, what is the next one that will?

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.