Crater Lake blue

Hatch season has reached Ohio

I’m only doing this for the little extra pieces, but I bought a bunch of these cheap sorters at Menard’s. I sort by shape (front box) and when I have enough to fill a compartment, that shape gets it own box and I sort them by color (back box).

This franchise fights fascists.

I don’t know how someone could pick just one, but I’ll nominate the XF-84H Thunderscreech. Truly one of the all-time great “what if we” airplanes. The XB-70 is a close second.

Happy 4th of July! Celebrating here with the most American of dishes, a smoked brisket (and some boneless ribs, but the brisket is the main attraction).

Does the Michigan Alumni Association know their audience or what?

In honor of three years of wins in The Game. Many thanks to Ryan Day’s vaunted offense for helping keep the dollars and cents separation nice and tidy. Tomorrow I’ll submit for a matching gift. #charitibundibowl #GoBlue

This weekend’s project, squeezed in between writing for my trivia project and watching sports: tearing out invasive honeysuckle to make room for a paw paw grove. Now we water and wait many years to see if we get fruit.

We went to the Cape Ann Museum to see their show about the Hoppers featuring an old friend from the Cincinnati Art Museum: Sun on Prospect Street. It turns out Prospect St. is only a couple of blocks away. Then and now, hasn’t changed too much!

Gametime!

Flipping back over to the Aggie game, glad to see that Fisher/Petrino offense is still clicking.