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15 comments:
- Dumpling Girl said...
Still haven't been here, but both the mains look incredibly inviting.
- August 3, 2011 at 8:15 AM
- lateraleating said...
How could you forget the soup's flavour??!! The pork belly dish is a winner, I'm totally having it when I manage to get there.
- August 3, 2011 at 12:04 PM
- MissPiggy said...
I've never been here, and think I will miss my chance as they are changing things up a bit soon - less 'fine dining' in their future and a change of name too.
- August 3, 2011 at 2:33 PM
- sara (Belly Rumbles) said...
It is on my list, will get there soon I hope. When I was growing up the building actually housed a Pizza Hut. Always can't help thinking that when I drive past, such polar opposites in food.
- August 6, 2011 at 3:28 PM
- mademoiselle délicieuse said...
LOL Demos is staring down his opponent in the Maison de Balzac picture!
- August 11, 2011 at 1:28 PM
- Gianna@TheEmptyFridge said...
It was such a great meal and well worth the anticipation of a long awaited visit. I'm excited to see what changes are in order, maybe a second showdown with mr balzac is on the cards!
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Homemade Christmas Gifts: Paint Sample Purse Notebooks
13 comments:
- Johanna said...
this is an amazing idea! i may need to share this on my blog (a link to yours) is that ok?
- November 27, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Pink & Green Mama said...
YES!! you can absolutely link to and post about my paint chip notepads, I'm not the first person to invent them ; )
thanks for reading and commenting!!!
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- November 27, 2009 at 8:11 AM
- maryanne said...
This is so cute! I bet these would make fun birthday party favors, too.
- November 27, 2009 at 8:59 AM
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i made a link to this on my blog, please feel free to check it out! love love love your blog!
- November 27, 2009 at 2:46 PM
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love, love, love these! I think I'll make them as part of Maddy's birthday party favors next week.
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- November 30, 2009 at 7:47 PM
Starting into these as our second chickenpox craft for today. Thanks so much. Just made the folding rainbow stars and girls are so thrilled with them!
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I could not be more thrilled to have found your blog tonight! This is such a great idea, as are so many of the others I see here. :)
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Just found your blog. So many good ideas I can adapt or use as is with my early learners. I linked to your blog from my blog - countryfun.edublogs.org. today showing
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- December 17, 2010 at 1:26 PM
This is such a great idea! I had some cardstock sitting in front of me when I read this on your blog so I made one out of that really quickly. So much fun!! I'm going to get some colored staples too :)
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- February 19, 2011 at 12:07 PM
- Christina said...
I just made some of these for an Art themed birthday party my neighbor was having along with a homemade pinnate. I linked the notepads back to your blog to give you credit. I hope that's ok? Thanks for all the inspiration you so generously share with us.
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Overall, the Razorbacks have won 17 SEC outdoor team titles since joining the league in 1991-92. Last year, Arkansas scored 196 points and collected eight event titles on its way to completing the team's 2011-12 SEC Triple Crown campaign. Dating back to the 2011 SEC outdoor meet, the Razorbacks have won six consecutive SEC competitions. Arkansas has won three SEC outdoor titles under head coach Chris Bucknam.
"We'd like to extend the streak but we're not looking ahead of ourselves," Bucknam said. "We still have a lot of work ahead of us to get the job done and perform. The Oregon dual meet was a good test for us in regards to head-to-head competition. We got tested by a very good team on their home track in front of a big crowd and we stepped up. We did a nice job there, but we need to go it again."
Individually, Arkansas has racked up 107 event titles in its 21 years in the SEC. The Razorbacks have eight returning champions on its roster this year with Neil Braddy (4x100m/2012), Caleb Cross (400mH/2012, 4x100m/2012), Eric Fernandez (10,000m/2012), Akheem Gauntlett (4x100m/2012), Raymond Higgs (long jump/2012), Andrew Irwin (pole vault/2012), Kevin Lazas (decathlon/2012) and Marek Niit (200m/2011, 4x100m/2012).
Arkansas has won at least 10 titles in six different events-1,500 meters, 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters, 3,000-meter steeplechase, long jump and triple jump-with a program-best 15 wins in the 10K, most recently won by Fernandez last year. The victory in the 4x100-meter relay and Lazas' win in the decathlon last year were the program's first-ever wins in those events.
The Razorbacks have won an SEC event title in 17 of the 21 events contested at the outdoor meet. In 1994, the team had its largest single-season haul with nine event titles. Arkansas owns three SEC Championships meet records with Seneca Lassiter at 1,500 meters (3:37.29/1999), Alistair Cragg at 5,000 meters (13:41.04/2003) and Melvin Lister in the long jump (27-10.25/2000).
Based on this week's release of the USTFCCCA national poll, the Arkansas men enter this weekend's meet as the No. 5 team in the country. The Razorbacks are one of seven ranked teams from the SEC, all of which are inside the nation's top 20. Following this weekend's conference meet, the rest of the schedule includes the NCAA West Preliminary (May 23-25) in Austin, Texas, and the NCAA Championships (June 5-8) in Eugene, Ore.
The 2013 SEC Championships will be streamed live by ESPN3 on Saturday, May 11 from 3:40-6:45 p.m., and Sunday, May 12 from 2:50-6:45 p.m. Competition outside of the ESPN3 coverage windows will be made available on MUTigers.com. The 2013 SEC Outdoor Championships will air as part of a 90-minute show on ESPNU on Thursday, May 23 at 7 p.m.
In addition to video coverage of this weekend's meet, an interactive blog will be available with the start of competition each day.


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Up a cobblestone driveway in the heart of Rome, across from the soaring Tuscan columns of St. Peter's Square, juts a narrow building watched over by a heavy-lidded statue of Saint Augustine. The Institutum Patristicum Augustinianum was founded in 1970, in the shadow of the Vatican, to renew the teachings of Church fathers. On most days, its glinting marble halls echo with the footsteps of theology students immersing themselves in doctrine, canon law and sacred Scripture.
On September 18, however, the building played host to a secular gathering that some would soon see as profane: the International Congress of Coptic Studies, a quadrennial academic conference that this year drew more than 300 scholaars from 27 countries.
Karen L. King, who is Harvard's Hollis professor of divinity, one of the most rarefied perches in religious studies, had spent months preparing her paper. Its humdrum title in the conference program—"A New Coptic Gospel Fragment"—gave no hint of the jolts it would soon send through the Christian world.
A few minutes before 7 p.m., I took my seat along with nearly three dozen scholars in a fourth-floor classroom adorned with faded maps of the Roman Empire. The air outside was balmy and clear, and through the windows the sun dipped toward the great dome of St. Peter's Basilica. King, wearing rimless oval glasses, loose black slacks and a white blouse, her gray-streaked hair held in place with bobby pins, got up from a seat beside her husband and strode to the raised desk at the front of the room. A plain wooden crucifix hung on the wall behind her.
With just half an hour to speak, she wasted no time: She had come upon an ancient scrap of papyrus on which a scribe had written the words, "Jesus said to them, 'My wife . . . '"
"She will be able to be my disciple," says the next line. Then, two lines later: "I dwell with her."
The words on the fragment, scattered across 14 incomplete lines, leave a good deal to interpretation. But in King's analysis, the "wife" Jesus refers to is probably Mary Magdalene, and Jesus appears to be defending her against someone, perhaps one of the male disciples.
The papyrus was a stunner: the first and only known text from antiquity to depict a married Jesus.
The writing was in the ancient Egyptian language of Coptic, into which many early Christian texts were translated in the third and fourth centuries, when Alexandria vied with Rome as an incubator of Christian thought. But King made no claim for its usefulness as biography, saying instead the text was probably composed in Greek a century or so after the Crucifixion, then copied into Coptic two centuries later. As evidence that the real-life Jesus was married, it is scarcely more dispositive than Dan Brown's controversial 2003 novel, The Da Vinci Code.


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This is probably a stupid question, but wanted others input before I call Utah game and fish.. Last year, I bought my non res license, and applied on February 13th. This year, the application period opens on 02.01. Per the big game guide book, your license is good for one full year, and as long as you apply before that year is up, you don't have to buy another license.. So, I can apply for two years, on just one license, provided I apply before 02.13?? That doesn't seem right, but that's the way I'm reading it..
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Growing up during the Depression, on a farm near Wadena, Minn., Marvin Ward learned the value of hard work and helping others. These values led him to commit $500,000 to the Building Tomorrow Today campaign in November 2013.
Ward's gift will celebrate the life of his wife, Donna, who died in 2012, and will name The Ward Family Pediatric Wing at the new Sanford Fargo Medical Center. The endowment will also celebrate the healthy futures of children treated at Sanford Children's Hospital in Fargo. "Donna and I were so blessed and wanted to show our support for these children," Ward said. "She always had an interest in the Children's Hospital and the services it provided." Ward's endowment demonstrates his and Donna's commitment to and compassion for children, while ensuring they have access to the very best health care close to their homes and families.
Gifts to Sanford Children's Hospital in Fargo provide cutting-edge technology for precision in diagnosis and treatment, as well as specialized programs to help children cope with their diagnoses. Philanthropy also ensures additional training and certification for physicians and nurses, allowing them to deliver unprecedented care to children and their families. "Donna and I have always thought the children's hospital was an excellent resource for our community and surrounding areas – not every facility can handle these types of cases," Ward said. "It's important for families to be able to stay close to home when their child needs special care."
Marvin, an active community member, enjoys participating in and supporting local organizations. He has traveled to El Salvador, Mexico, Costa Rica and Iceland on mission trips organized through his church. While building schools and churches on these trips, he gained a deeper understanding of the importance of helping others in his own community.
"It's very rewarding to give to a worthwhile cause; we want to help others in need. And we want everyone to see the benefit giving back has on our communities and children," Ward said, who hopes his gift will encourage others in the community to make a difference. "Marvin's compassion for children and their families is evident through his impactful gift to the Building Tomorrow Today Campaign," said Sanford Health Foundation Vice President Lonnie Pederson. "Children from throughout the region will now be able to celebrate their healthy futures because of his gift. Marvin's generosity and leadership will provide health and healing for countless children at Sanford Health."
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|Softball heads to regionals
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HHS softball heads to the Region 6 tournament in Strasburg Saturday, Oct. 13, where the local girls will meet Strasburg at 10 a.m.
Faith Christian will play Dolores Huerta at 12:15 p.m. The winners of those games will meet for the championship at 2:30 p.m. and will then advance to the state tourney bracket. The losers of the games will be done for the season.
It was a disappointing end of the regular season for the Lady Dragons, when their Homecoming doubleheader with Akron on Saturday, Oct. 6 was canceled due to the snow.
Without those two games, the Dragons ended their regular season with an 8-9 record.
From the 34 teams playing 3A softball, 24 advance to six regional tourneys Saturday. Two teams from each regional will move on to the state tournament Oct. 19-20 in Aurora.
Holyoke's 8-9 record ranks the team at #20. In Region 6, Strasburg (15-3) is ranked fifth, Faith Christian (13-5) is ranked eighth and Dolores Huerta (9-7) is ranked 17th in the 24-team regional brackets.
Regional host teams are #1 Burlington (18-0), #2 Rocky Ford (18-1), #3 Holy Family (15-3), #4 Valley (15-4), #5 Strasburg (15-3) and #7 Basalt (13-6).
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Notso Special Rollcage Build - Caging the BeastWritten by on December 1, 2012 The Notso Special Goes All Race Car On Us
Up to this point in the build, the Notso Special has been a fairly straightforward hot rod build, if you discount the sections of rollcage structure already in place. With the bodywork sorted, I could now move onto fabricating the remainder of the 'cage.
Back in January at the Grand National Roadster Show, a discussion with Craig Morrison of Art Morrison Enterprises about the project resulted in the offer to have the company build the "Funny Car" section of the cage. The first order of business then was to fabricate a jig/pattern, from which Art Morrison Enterprises could make the cage. With this duly made and shipped off to their facility in Washington, I eagerly awaited the delivery of a bunch of bent tubing, followed by assembling the cage on top of the tubing I'd already installed. Knowing where the vertical tubes of the Funny Car cage intersected the shoulder tube, I could then make and install the vertical tubing and diagonals from here to the chassis. Clear so far?
Armed with a number of 20-foot lengths of 1 5/8-inch 0.134-inch wall tubing (though the minimum wall thickness required by SCTA is 0.120 inch), I set about bending and notching all the tubes to meet the SCTA rulebook requirements, tack-welding the structure together. If you plan on doing something similar, don't underestimate the time it takes. I built a Pro Street Anglia with a cage some 23 years ago, and vowed never to do another, yet here I am! You've probably gathered by now that I like to do as much of the work as possible on my projects myself; however, while I can TIG weld, I wouldn't say I'm proficient enough to weld a rollcage, which after all, is responsible for saving a life in the event of an accident.
With this in mind, I hauled the tacked-together chassis/cage over to Circle City Hot Rods, where owner Jimmy White spent eight solid hours welding it all together, while I carefully ground off my MIG weld tacks and re-cleaned all the joints as he went. Fun stuff! The finished chassis was then taken to the Source Interlink Tech Center where I can now set about final assembly. No more tedious tube notching for me, thank goodness!
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2 Here's the completed jig, with the lateral movement structure tube locations also in place. This prevents the helmet exiting the outer plane of the rollcage.3 When the tubing arrived from Art Morrison Enterprises, the package included this drawing, denoting the location of each (marked) piece of tubing. A separate drawing of the tube, showing the lengths and angle of bends, was also supplied for my reference.4 The "Funny Car" cage as supplied. Not only did this save me a heap of time bending tubing, but each one fit perfectly once cut to length and notched.5 Using what was available to me, I placed a length of C-channel across the body, clamped to the shoulder tubing, then used a block of wood and a scissor jack to mock up the first piece of tubing. With the car set at ride height, the top of the cage was set level with the ground.6 With two temporary spacers (arrows) made to maintain the 6-inch center-to-center distance apart of the two tubes, the second tube was clamped in place. A square was used to ensure they were perpendicular to the rear section of the shoulder tube.7 Prior to welding any tubes in place, a small hole was drilled at each joint to prevent any pressure buildup inside the tubing during welding. If this isn't done, the last section of each weld could blow out.8 With the main part of the cage tacked in place (minus the lateral movement tubes), I reset the chassis so it was level, making it easier to ensure each vertical tube from the shoulder bar to the frame was vertical.9 With the vertical tubes in place, I set the top of the cage level again and installed the lateral movement tubes. These are slightly smaller than the main structure, at 1 1/2 inches in diameter.
12 … with the DJ Safety fire extinguisher behind the driver. This has to be mounted at a minimum of 15 degrees from horizontal.13 I used my trusty Miller 375 X-treme plasma cutter to make the fire extinguisher mounting brackets from 3/16-inch steel. The aluminum clamps will bolt to these.14 With the fuel tank and extinguisher mounted, I could fabricate the diagonal tubes while knowing they cleared these components, and that they'd be removable if necessary. The tubes are also removable, with 1/4-inch plates at each end, the upper sandwiching the rear cab panel, and the lower bolting to the rear of the chassis with 1/2-inch bolts.15 Inside the body, corresponding 1/4-inch plates were welded to vertical tubes of the cage structure.16 Wanting as many brackets as possible in place prior to final welding, I fabricated this bracket to mount the right hand side of the Wilwood pedal assembly. It also bolts to the firewall with six bolts, as well as the steering box bracket on the left side.17 My local metal supply house sells these race car tabs, which I used to mount the body at the B-pillar. The brackets welded to the body were formed from 2x2-inch angle.18 I showed you the bender I used to form the majority of the bends a couple of months ago, but I used this Eastwood bender to form the bends in the diagonal tubes that will cross the door apertures. Note the length of welding rod I used as a pattern. Since 0.134-inch wall tubing is pretty stout, I added an 8-ton bottle jack to cope.
20 With all the body mounting tabs in place, the panels were removed to access the cage for final welding. The entire body is removable, panel by panel, and though pointless, the doors are on hinges!21 One problem I'd been wrestling with, thanks to the extremely limited space in the cockpit, was how to mount a vertical tube at the driver's right shoulder, which has to locate the harness mount a few inches from the trans tunnel. With no space between the tunnel and the seats to install a tube, I used 3/8-wall, 5-inch diameter DOM tubing, cut in half. The ends of the crossmembers will be boxed with 3/8-inch steel too, and the joint gusseted on each side.22 SCTA rules dictate gussets at each point where the cage attaches to the shoulder tube, with a minimum of 4 inches per side, 1/8-inch thick, with an open corner.23 Jimmy White at Circle City Hot Rods TIG-welded the entire assembly, including as many brackets as I'd been able to install at this stage.


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October 20, 2012 - LM Editorial
Department of Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank recently selected Brandon Fried of the Washington D.C.-based Airforwarders Association to the newly formed U.S. Advisory Committee on Supply Chain Competitiveness.
The Advisory Committee on Supply Chain Competitiveness will act as a liaison between industry and government, and is an important step toward ensuring regular contact with the supply chain industries, including manufacturers, freight forwarders, shippers, distributors and exporters. The committee's advice will also be useful in the development of a national freight policy and in executing the National Export Initiative, which aims to double U.S. exports by the end of 2014.
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The Doris Hamlin, a four-masted schooner built at the Frye-Flynn Shipyard in Harrington, was one of the last vessels launched there, marking the decline of a once vigorous shipbuilding industry in Washington County.
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After traveling to the Arctic with Robert E. Peary, Donald B. MacMillan (1874-1970), an explorer, researcher, and lecturer, helped design his own vessel for Arctic exploration, the schooner Bowdoin, which he named after his alma mater. The schooner remains on the seas.
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The history of a 350+-year-old city south of Portland, the Scarborough site was constructed by representatives from Scarborough Historical Society, Scarborough Middle School, and Scarborough Public Library. Exhibits include the marsh, transportation and roads, shipyards and shipwrecks, clamming and lobstering, famous residents, and education.
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Greenville, MO (KSDK) - A Crawford County woman has been placed on five years probation after her guilty plea to leaving the scene of an accident charges connected to a series of incidents in 2010 that resulted in the death of a friend.
26 year old Andrea Macier of Cuba was given a suspended four year prison term Monday morning in Wayne County Court where the case was moved on a change of venue.
Macier earlier had an involuntary manslaughter charge dropped against her in the death of 26 year old Christopher Bell who was found dead on Cotton Dodd Road in Crawford County.
In exchange for the guilty plea to the DWI charge, Macier was placed on two years probation. Macier was charged last August with the charges she admitted her guilt.
Originally she was facing the manslaughter charge after telling police conflicting stories about what happened the night Bell died.
Police reports stated Macier told police Bell was driving the car the couple were in, when he stopped to go to the bathroom on the side of the road. She said Bell was killed when the car rolled over him.
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This Page & Stage event is a performance of "The Laramie Project" presented by Lyric Arts in partnership with Anoka County Library. In addition to experiencing the play, attendees will be able to read a script and participate in a group discussion addressing the literary aspects of the play while taking a look at its historical and cultural significance.
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CC:DA/MLA/2011/2: Artistic and/or Technical Credits
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Deadline for entering comments: July 24
General Comments
Would the rules make sense if we were to replace "motion picture or video recording" with "resource" in 126.96.36.199 and 18.104.22.168? That would not limit it to any type, and we could include examples of other types of credits, such as for video games, book production (typesetting, binding, etc.), whatever. Randall, 6/10/11
The last page of the proposal takes up what Kevin is suggesting. Our conclusion was that a blanket extension to all resources would necessitate some sort of statement about what roles would *not* be included in the area because they are dealt with elsewhere. If some version of "because they are not dealt with elsewhere" will work with RDA's non-linear structure, fine and dandy. But I think that determining that is work for a group of people devoted to that task. -- Scharff, MusLA, 6/13/11
This seems very reasonable to me. A thumbs up.
In fact, artistic or technical credits could apply to other formats, like realia (e.g., installation art) or formats we can't even imagine today.
The more I think about it, the more odd it seems that these rules are so super-specific, maybe because we have special MARC note field tags for it??? Seems like we should be moving towards a general Contributor element with specific role attributes, so whatever the role may be, we don't have to keep inventing new elements to hold it.
-- Glennan (PCC) for D. Brooking, 7/15/11
Proposed Revisions
Generalizing the Proposal
It was suggested that we look at generalizing the proposal to cover all resources. Here is what the instruction would look like:
184.108.40.206: Recording Artistic and/or Technical Credits
Record the names of persons, families, or corporate bodies who have contributed to the artistic and/or technical production of a resource, other than as performers, narrators, or presenters. Do not include the names of assistants, associates, etc., or any other persons making only a minor contribution. Preface each name or group of names with a statement of function.
Would those of you who catalog particular types of material that might be covered by this instruction, please indicate the following:
1. Do you see any problems with applying this instruction?
2. Should something be added to the list of exclusions ("other than as performers, narrators, or presenters")?
3. Can you provide an (real) example of a credits statement for the particular type of material?
[Please start a new set of paragraphs, using the type of material as a level 2 headline [the big A in the toolbar above).
-- John Attig, 7/7/11
Additional Examples
I suggest that a sound recording example be added to the existing examples in 188.8.131.52. Here are some possible examples I pulled out of OCLC records:
Credits: producer, Richard Mohr; recording engineer, Lewis Layton.
Credits: producers, Gary Usher, Curt Boettcher, Terry Melcher, Bruce Johnston, and Brian Wilson; engineer, Bill Fletcher; container notes, Joe Foster; archiving credit, Gary Usher, Jr.
Credits: recording engineer, Dr. Charles A. Paquette.
Credits: producer, Robert Palmer; assitant, Randall Lyon; recording engineer, Bruce Watson; mixer, Robert Norris, Robert Palmer.
--Glennan (PCC), for Adam Schiff, 7/7/11
I like Adam's suggestion and believe we should follow it. Wolverton, 7/17/2011


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All things Mother Earth Living
by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor at Large
"Let's do an article on your summer solstice party," my former boss, Linda Ligon, suggested.
"Yes, let's," I said, trying to hide my panic.
This annual party in my family's backyard had become a rite of summer for my friends and neighbors, always fun and often unpredictable. (Shakespeare's take on midsummer madness remains valid in our modern world.) But was it magazine-worthy? I was the editor-in-chief of Natural Home & Garden at the time. I had grand illusions of competing with Martha.
I certainly didn't have Martha's staff or resources at my disposal, but my team rallied to help with cooking and lending me photo-worthy props. I spent a manic week baking sunshine cakes (the first two weren't pretty enough for photography but tasted delicious), gathering up serving vessels and cajoling my kids and husband to help make a paper maiche sun pinata and a straw wicker man. It was one of the rainiest springs that Boulder, Colorado, had ever seen, and it poured right up to the minute our party started. And then, miraculously, the sky cleared and gave us that soft, diffuse light that forgives all imperfections.
I just found the photos from that party, shot so long ago that they're on film. For me, these photographs of the home I've since left, my intact family and friends I don't see often enough since I've divorced are bittersweet reminders of life's impermanence. About half the couples at the party have also since divorced (we match the statistics), and many of us have left the neighborhood.
Back then, we were a tribe—at least for this annual celebration—and we could count on Neil Kolwey showing up with his sax to play "Summertime" year after year. We marked the blazing sun's demise in a ritual that called for writing down anything we wanted to get rid of, wrapping the little papers around flowers, and pinning them to the wicker man—a symbol of the sun god, who dies on this day as the sun sets. We found huge satisfaction in watching our troubles burn. One year I got my invitations out late, and my neighbor Allison O'Neal responded immediately. "I was afraid you weren't having it this year," she said. "And I have so many things I need to let go of."
I haven't had this party since I left the old house. These photos make me want to revive it, in a new iteration, perhaps in the field behind my townhouse. It won't be as elaborate as this one was, but I'll certainly rely on the good basic ideas, decorations and recipes that made this one shine.
Keep checking back this week as I post citrus-infused recipes in summer hues, paying homage to the sun's magnificence. Whether you throw a bash or quietly mark the Solstice with a family dinner, the longest day of the year is certainly cause to celebrate—lavishly or lazily.
We served citrus-infused cuisine and other foods (such as deviled eggs) that evoke solar magnificence in my collection of flea market enamelware and old silver platters. Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
Libations included organic wine and sangria for adults and sweet iced tea and "sunshine punch" made from citrus juices and sparkling water for kids and non-imbibers. Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
It took me a few tries to get the Lemon-Rosemary Cream Cake ready for its 15 minutes of fame, but we enjoyed eating the less-pretty versions of this delicious cake. Fresh fruits, at their summertime best, are easy and elegant solstice fare. Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
An old egg basket holds jelly jars used to serve drinks (a great alternative to paper cups), and my old rusty wheelbarrow offers up ice. Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
Decorating for a summer solstice party couldn't be easier, as fresh flowers are abundant. I used an old scap of cloth to cover the table and cinched the corners by tying on daisies. (This way I didn't have to trim the cloth's edges.) Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
It makes me happy and a little bit sad to see my old friends gathered in this yard that's no longer mine. They're eating off of compostable disposable plates, which were cutting-edge at the time and are no longer in production. Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
This rock pile—my final, desperate solution for eliminating the Japanese knotweed that plagued my backyard—provided a perfect platform for the wicker man. We hung the tapestry to hide a chain link fence for the photograph and removed it, as it was a fire hazard, when the man burned. Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
My friend Bill Giebler, who's now in India, attaches his flower, with whatever it was he needed to get rid of that year, to the wicker man. Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
I can't recall what I burned with the wicker man that year—although it was always something like doubt or resistance, the issues that plague me. Some people wrote long lists of things and rolled the papers into tight fat wads around their flowers. Occasionally a guest would grumble and try to resist the ritual, but we always convinced them to take part. They were usually the ones with the longest lists. Photo by Povy Kendal Atchison
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