Arts

Waves, Tides, and Sand Castles

August 5, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

Finding Tranquility by Jane Thompson

August 2, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

Most people come to Paris and end up running all around the city to check items off their lists, rushing from Notre Dame to the Louvre to...

B-more

July 29, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

Over the past few weeks I have begun straying farther and farther from farm life, drifting back to Baltimore, my hometown and ”The City...

Northern Lights

July 27, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

This one’s a mixed bag

July 26, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

I don’t have a clear topic for this post per se, so I’ll toss out some nuggets and things I’ve learned this summer. And we’ll see...

The French “Ed Rooney”

July 19, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

One of the best thing about a farm is that it seems to be about as far from bureaucracy as we can get. There are a number of definitions...

The dish before the utensils

July 15, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

A chainsaw, and The Boss as religion

July 13, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

I would like to warn all readers that the following story will most likely be severely embellished in order to both keep tension high and...

One for the books. by Jane Thompson

July 8, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

Upon returning home yesterday evening, I found that after trying to unlock my door with my key, my door wouldn’t budge. Talk about a...

Out and About by Jane Thompson

July 3, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

The Reality of Pigs

July 2, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

Bill owns a large bloodhound named Rosey, or Emma or something. Despite being in open support of all things dog, I have really come to...

Epcotified

July 1, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

ASME was shuffled into the Conde Nast building for lunch at the New Yorker on Tuesday. It was a powerhouse. I still can’t decide how...