Saturday, September 22, 2012
Friday, September 21, 2012
Quiet Visit To The Puyallup Fair Exhibits
Because I had checked the lists of Exhibits Wednesday before I set out Thursday morning to visit the Puyallup Fair, I got to the Cooking Demonstration by Kathleen Merryman, which was listed as a News Tribune event although the columnist has left The News Tribune.
Kathleen Merryman intoned in a flourish that today the audience would be eating the demonstration. I had to recall another time when I viewed Kathleen Merryman at the pie judging, in which the large audience was forced to watch four judges as they ate pie for what seemed over an hour. I had a nice portion of the earliest dish, Mexican PopOver – was it one cup of flour with two cups of milk and two eggs? With cheese on it, then salsa. They started the Mexican PopOver on the stove top, then it went into the oven while Ms Merryman, her daughter on a visit from Hawaii, and her assistant friend in a blue apron clowned around.
Mexican PopOver / Rissotto / Eggplant / Corn with Milk and Cheese / Bread Pudding with Nectarines
My schedule checking got me to the Expo Building from the Draft Horse Demo. Interesting to me that for a half hour I was alone on my side of the arena. At last more audience started to arrive. I think the approach to Gate 6 was harder to recognize because of a car display. When I was leaving Gate 7 a truck larger than I had ever seen blocked my exit, it was moving slightly. This felt so dischordant. As I made my way out, I saw three very large trucks, they seemed to be trucks that carried cars from the car display.
An Almond Roca Exhibit at the History Museum provided a free Almond Roca Sample earlier and before that a News Tribune stand provided a free paper. I also got a granola bar, a piece of candy, a bracelet, a smootie sample, and dip samples with pretzel sticks. The counter worker liked my Hillary Supporters for Obama Biden pin, so there might have been an extra pretzel stick there.
I had watched a Four H riders exhibit in the arena and had walked through some 4 H Horses and beautiful Poultry in the barns. When I visited the Rainforest Exhibit the very beautiful animals I had never seen before were rested, they seemed so sensitive and ready to meet a new day. It was just after ten o’clock. I walked past the New Construction on Roller Coaster and to the Sky Ride It was brought to Puyallup after the 1962 World’s Fair, so this year was its 50th anniversary. I wish to include two of my own snapshots from my childhood camera which include the World’s Fair Sky Ride.
Kathleen Merryman intoned in a flourish that today the audience would be eating the demonstration. I had to recall another time when I viewed Kathleen Merryman at the pie judging, in which the large audience was forced to watch four judges as they ate pie for what seemed over an hour. I had a nice portion of the earliest dish, Mexican PopOver – was it one cup of flour with two cups of milk and two eggs? With cheese on it, then salsa. They started the Mexican PopOver on the stove top, then it went into the oven while Ms Merryman, her daughter on a visit from Hawaii, and her assistant friend in a blue apron clowned around.
Mexican PopOver / Rissotto / Eggplant / Corn with Milk and Cheese / Bread Pudding with Nectarines
My schedule checking got me to the Expo Building from the Draft Horse Demo. Interesting to me that for a half hour I was alone on my side of the arena. At last more audience started to arrive. I think the approach to Gate 6 was harder to recognize because of a car display. When I was leaving Gate 7 a truck larger than I had ever seen blocked my exit, it was moving slightly. This felt so dischordant. As I made my way out, I saw three very large trucks, they seemed to be trucks that carried cars from the car display.
An Almond Roca Exhibit at the History Museum provided a free Almond Roca Sample earlier and before that a News Tribune stand provided a free paper. I also got a granola bar, a piece of candy, a bracelet, a smootie sample, and dip samples with pretzel sticks. The counter worker liked my Hillary Supporters for Obama Biden pin, so there might have been an extra pretzel stick there.
I had watched a Four H riders exhibit in the arena and had walked through some 4 H Horses and beautiful Poultry in the barns. When I visited the Rainforest Exhibit the very beautiful animals I had never seen before were rested, they seemed so sensitive and ready to meet a new day. It was just after ten o’clock. I walked past the New Construction on Roller Coaster and to the Sky Ride It was brought to Puyallup after the 1962 World’s Fair, so this year was its 50th anniversary. I wish to include two of my own snapshots from my childhood camera which include the World’s Fair Sky Ride.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Nasturtiums During the Summer
Flowers came out on the nasturtiums. As September continues, I think there will still be a few more. This has been really nice.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Elegy By Richard Brautigan
At the event for Books at Twelve Ten at noon today, September 11, 2012 there was to discuss a poem, an elegy for his uncle, by Richard Brautigan. The Autumn Selections and the Autumn Plan for 2012 has not been determined.
1942
Piano tree, play
in the dark concert halls
of my uncle,
twenty-six years old, dead
and homeward bound
on a ship from Sitka,
his coffin travels
like the fingers
of Beethoven
over a glass
of wine.
Piano tree, play
in the dark concert halls
of my uncle,
a legend of my childhood, dead,
they send him back
to Tacoma.
At night his coffin
travels like the birds
that fly beneath the sea,
never touching the sky.
Piano tree, play
in the dark concert halls
of my uncle,
take his heart
for a lover
and take his death
for a bed,
and send him homeward bound
on a ship from Sitka
to bury him
where I was born.
1942
Piano tree, play
in the dark concert halls
of my uncle,
twenty-six years old, dead
and homeward bound
on a ship from Sitka,
his coffin travels
like the fingers
of Beethoven
over a glass
of wine.
Piano tree, play
in the dark concert halls
of my uncle,
a legend of my childhood, dead,
they send him back
to Tacoma.
At night his coffin
travels like the birds
that fly beneath the sea,
never touching the sky.
Piano tree, play
in the dark concert halls
of my uncle,
take his heart
for a lover
and take his death
for a bed,
and send him homeward bound
on a ship from Sitka
to bury him
where I was born.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Celebrated Nicholai Grundtvig at Church This A.M.
At church this morning, at the early service in the fifty-year-old Futurist Chapel, I found we were to sing hymns by Nicholai Grundtvig. I see a connection to the Folk Schools initiated by Grundtvig and the Highlander Folk School in the United States. I think Grundtvig must have written a favorite hymn of mine on the Pendant Ocarina, because Bright and Glorious Is The Sky can be played on the Pendant Ocarina. Maybe there is some parallel between the pendant ocarina and the church steps with the large speakers outside for Listen Live At Lunch, over now of course now that it is September.
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Link To A Blog from South Carolina History Museum about An Exhibit About its State Mental Hospital
A link to a blog from South Carolina History Museum about an exhibit about its state Mental Hospital.
Created a Poster for the Upcoming Books At Twelve Ten September Event
Everyone Is Welcome to Join
Books At Twelve-Ten
A Discussion Group with Ten Years Background at Tacoma Public Library
At A First Meeting of 2012-2013
Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 12:10 Olympia Room, Main Library
At this First Meeting We Will Choose Titles For Autumn
And Discuss
Richard Brautigan’s Poem titled 1942, (Published in 1968 in The Pill Versus The Springhill Mine Disaster)
And chosen excerpts from
William Hjortsberg’s
Jubilee Hitchhiker: The Life and Times of Richard Brautigan
Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 12:10 Olympic Room, Main Library
Books At Twelve-Ten
A Discussion Group with Ten Years Background at Tacoma Public Library
At A First Meeting of 2012-2013
Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 12:10 Olympia Room, Main Library
At this First Meeting We Will Choose Titles For Autumn
And Discuss
Richard Brautigan’s Poem titled 1942, (Published in 1968 in The Pill Versus The Springhill Mine Disaster)
And chosen excerpts from
William Hjortsberg’s
Jubilee Hitchhiker: The Life and Times of Richard Brautigan
Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 12:10 Olympic Room, Main Library
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