Taking that to the bank.
Taking that to the bank.
Weekend reading.
Alfred Spatchcock, done. And was delicious.
Friday feast: spatchcock chicken, goinβ in at 425.
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Optical flare notwithstanding.
Before the fedora.
Harrison Ford on Gunsmoke in 1973.
Still riding the uplift of Harrison Ford's Life Achievement speech.
Galloway's Book on Running was an inspiration to me in my early days of 10Ks and Marathons. After all those miles, may he rest in peace.
Again??
But less than an inch, they predict.
My short story 'Withhold the Dawn" will be performed tomorrow (not by me!) at Symphony Space for the Too Hot for Radio sister show of Selected Shorts. Livestream tickets still available! www.symphonyspace.org/events/selec...
God gave with both hands. Talented and wonderful.
20 inches of snow turned my walkway lights into Invaders from Mars.
A definite "turn it up" for me.
Bombogenesis, baby! It's back, it's bad, it's a blizzard!
Stay safe, my friends.
Snapped this on the WGA picket line outside CBS TV City in 2007. Phil Rosenthal, Jesse Jackson, Steve Skrovan, Patricia Heaton, Ray Romano. RIP, Reverend. You put pep in our step that day.
Monday morning, and I've got all my ducks on a floe.
Shelby Foote said he wrote his Civil War trilogy with a dip pen because it made him write at the speed of his thoughts. Your essay resonated greatly, RJ. Love my tech, but always begin my work with fountain pen and ink. On deadline, I resort to the keyboard, but miss the flow of brain, hand, paper.
Almost paella. Waiting for the clams to open.
Assembling authentic ingredients for Valentineβs Night paella.
RIP Lamonte McLemore (center) who has departed this dimension at age 90 leaving us a legacy of great music and insightful, uplifting photography. A true talent.
I fell you pain.
I would only require a moist toilette for my fingers.
BOTD, Abraham Lincoln. Photographic proof who was the most transparent president in our history.
The paradox of chaos and authoritarianism. Which, I guess, does not mean authority.
If you'd like to see the video of my podcast discussing THE ACCIDENTAL JOE with the great Jeffrey James Higgins, I see there's a YouTube link. Click below.
Jeffrey James Higgins is a retired supervisory special agent who chased terrorists across 5 continents. Bagging me for his Elaine's Literary Salon podcast to talk about THE ACCIDENTAL JOE was a piece of cake. Jeff's a brilliant author and lively interviewer. We had a blast. Podcast link below.
Hands-on research today at the Culinary Institute of America. Knife skills, flavor profiles, and soup making. Great class, great instructor, Chef Aaron Foglietta. He never once said, "No soup for you!"