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Monthly Archives: October 2016
The Art of BEEing: Picking up the gluttons
Today I came home from work and even from inside the house I could hear a frenzy of buzzing. Fearing the worst yet compelled to investigate, I quickly found myself coming upon a rather comical situation. When the bees stopped … Continue reading
Random Food of the Day
Black Cargo Rice – uncooked cooked (1 rice: 2 water in a rice cooker) Complete as a side with green onions, ground sesame, and a touch of Ponzu sauce.
Posted in Random Food of the Day
Tagged black cargo rice, cooking, food, green onion, photo, ponzu, rice, rice cooker, sesame
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Real Life Review: Aromi Mi rice cooker
I recently stopped to think about how, since my return to the United States several years ago, I seem unable to regain the healthy lifestyle I had lived in Japan. Part of it is of course due to factors of … Continue reading
Posted in Real Life Reviews
Tagged Aroma Mi, culture, Japan, lifestyle, review, rice, rice cooker
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The Art of BEEing: Unconventional forage
With cooler weather finally settling in to the desert, many plants and animals are breaking their summer dormancy and giving the bees a bit more to forage upon. These bees seem to be enjoying the opportunity provided by a bird-pecked … Continue reading
Through the Camera: Palm Frond
Posted in Through the camera
Tagged close-up, detail, green, macro, nature, palm, palm frond, photo
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Book Review: More Was Lost
More Was Lost Perenyi, Eleanor New York Review Books, 2016 edition of 1946 original The book is technically a memoir, but the setting and situation drive it from a basic memoir of a minor author, currently generally unknown, into a … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged Bees, book review, Central Europe, Eleanor Perenyi, Europe, Hungary, hunting, memoir, More Was Lost, New York Review Books, nobility, non fiction, orchard, rural, social history, vineyard, World War Two
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A Farewell to Quince
Today marked the end of my attempt to grow quince. The first tree turned brown and died in 2014 but the second only had a few brown leaves and otherwise looked healthy. Last year it had a few browned branches, … Continue reading
The Art of Beeing: Reveling in the harvest
It sometimes takes distance to gain perspective. While away from the desert briefly to enjoy the harvest season at Rurikia, I have been pleased to enjoy watching scores of bees visiting the autumn wildflowers in the meadow there. At the … Continue reading
Book Review: The Shipwrecked Mind
The Shipwrecked Mind Lilla, Mark New York Review Books, 2016 Subtitled “On Political Reaction” this book is a composite of profiles of several reactionary figures. Although advertised as being an introduction toward understanding the reactionary politics of our times, there … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Mark Lilla, nonfiction, politics, reactionary
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