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Happy Birthday Joe!
Posted in Collage, Holiday, photo manipulation, Photography
Tagged birthday, collage, Joe
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Nantucket Pie
Nantucket Pie, isn’t really a pie – like Boston cream pie, it’s a cake! Nantucket Pie is an old New England recipe which is basically a simple sponge cake with fresh cranberries and walnuts baked like an upside-down cake. Serve … Continue reading
Peanut Butter Oatmeal Cookies
These cookies are chock full of oats, with some peanut butter, and a touch of cinnamon. They’re crispy around the edges and soft in the center. They’re in the running for the holiday cookie boxes!
Caturday
Photographs of felines in and around Philadelphia Continue reading
Posted in Caturday, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged cat, cat in window, feline, kitty, South Philly, window cats
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Friday Five – Number One Hundred Ninety One
One hundred ninety first in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.
Mr Mambo Week
It’s always when you’re looking for something else when you unearth a treasure you forgot you had. Truth be told, with The University of the Arts (formerly Philadelphia College of Art) closing it’s doors, I’ve been feeling a little sentimental … Continue reading