House Portraits
I had a theme going for a few years in the early 1980's when we moved to Saskatoon. I drew people's homes and other buildings, and
Artist Series #3 - Fernando Botero
Back to my photo archives here, and another renowned artist to tell you about, if you're in the mood for a little art talk that is. If you&
2 Swift Current Buildings and a Bridge
Tea in a Caboose isn't really closed, it's just a summer slowdown. This habit of curating and posting photos from my archives is a bit addictive.
Pools and Popsicles
Our water babies are keeping cool, one in sweltering Vancouver and two in melting Saskatoon.
Popsicles for everyone.
Tea in a Caboose is temporarily closed due to holidays, hot weather,
Hibiscus, again
Today, June 27, 2021
I've only had one hibiscus plant in my life and it's a miracle self-healer.
It's been ailing many times, close
Beauty and Trouble at the Landing
June 20, 2021
Pleasanter and pleasanter the higher you walk, this mood-enhancing prairie hike is only a half-hour drive from our house. Or almost a three hour bicycle ride, which
Artist Series #2 - Toller Cranston
Remember this guy? The figure-skater from the 1970's with the slinky one-piece outfits and inventive jumps and choreography. The Canadian who took men's figure-skating to a
Artist Series #1 - Maud Lewis
I have a special interest in a handful of artists whose work I've stumbled on in my travels, and because I always take photos, the pleasure is lasting.
Hutterite Colony Q & A
My childhood friend and fellow blogger Deb R. who now lives in downtown Vancouver, had some questions about my last post. Here are the answers for this faithful reader.
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Supper at the Colony
Spring reminds me of our Saskatchewan bike trips over the years and I can't resist writing about one more. These photos still make me smile.
It was 2009
