Pancakes and poetry this morning

My 1st glimpse out the window this morning was golden leaves flying from the aspen.

This mornings poem is by Emilio Degrazia, from his collection of poems, in his book, “What Trees Know.” You can find his book at Nodin Press. I came across this book recently, referred by my artist friend, Virginia Huber who knows how important trees and forests are to me and my work. Its the second stanza that leapt to my attention this morning.

Warm Temps finally returned. I’ll start my day with some indoor studio work and then head outdoors l to a trail or lake, depending on wind speed—so far this morning winds are too strong for a small kayak unless I can stay close to a south shore.

processed_20201005_094644.jpg
Buckwheat pancakes with a mix of jam and honey--those who know me, know I reserve the sugars for special times. My usual two eggs, and strong coffee--another special treat.

Buckwheat pancakes with a mix of jam and honey--those who know me, know I reserve the sugars for special times. My usual two eggs, and strong coffee--another special treat.

Basswood honey nurtured by nature and my friends Rita and Kurt, with lots of help from their family. New logo designed by their son, a wonderful artist and young man!

Basswood honey nurtured by nature and my friends Rita and Kurt, with lots of help from their family. New logo designed by their son, a wonderful artist and young man!