Entries for May 2009

Spring slowly marches on in Northern Vermont, and though we never seem to be past the last possible frost,  most intrepid gardeners have planted the delicate tomatoes, peppers and other expensive mediterianian fruits that we try to eck out of the short summer. I'm distracted easily from studo work in the spring. The large amount of pride I gain from growing the handfull of radishs that I coul...  Read More

     The process of wood turning seems foreign to the cyber landscape of blogs and tweets. The dust, moisture, and vibration associated with the wood turning shop would create havoc with the precise engineering of even the hardiest of lap tops.       As a tribute to the many folks who've enjoyed my wood turnings over the years, I have envisioned this b...  Read More

"The quiet words of the wise are more to be headed than the shouts of a ruler of fools. "