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Hi! I'm Lici. I am a longtime journalist who loves art, music, the outdoors, espresso coffee, dark chocolate, spending time with my family and friends, and loving life. I like to try new things - not everything, but just about. |
Oh! And where does one find this light? I will turn it back on! (at El Mariachi Loco)
Daddy bluebird. I still haven’t seen the mama. (at Petal Dog Park)
Bluebird eggs. At the dog park of all places! (at Petal Dog Park)
Molly says she hopes if you get the chance you will dance with the wind. (at Petal Dog Park)
This is our abandoned puppy. Now named cooper. Still looking for a home. (at Town Square Park)
Getting a latte for dessert. And the long drive back to work. :) (at Java Moes)
Barbecue shrimp tacos. And fish tacos for Barb. :) (at Coopertown Cafe)
Brighten your table with this simple mashed kabocha squash recipe.
I found this winter squash at one of our farmers markets, and fell in love with its sweet simplicity. Kabocha is bright and colorful, and makes a brilliant addition to the dinner table, and can be served as a hearty side dish instead of mashed potatoes.
And there is the sun going down. Good night, sun. (at Petal, MS)
I love that special time right before sunset. The light is so perfect! (at Petal Masonic Lodge)
Artist: Albrecht Dürer (1471 - 1528)
Title: St. George
Medium: Engraving on paper
Dates: c. 1502
Staten Island Museum
Biodiversity: 62-year old bird continues to astound
‘A sign of hope’ for the species
Wisdom and her mate guard their nest at the Midway Atoll...
Degas, Miss La La, and the Cirque Fernando The aerialist known as Miss La La, as seen in this Degas exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum.
As we’ve come to depend on a handful of commercial varieties of fruits and vegetables, thousands of heirloom...
The Reader. Eduardo León Garrido (Spanish, 1856-1949). Oil on canvas.
Garrido was a society painter who specialised in portraying...
Skiing: Backcountry snowpack touchy in Colorado
Monthly Breckenridge ski patrol talk to focus on backcountry travel techniques and terrain...
Peony, 2006
Joseph Stashkevetch
conte crayon on paperAmazing Artist
What food do you take with you when you step in nature?
Tell us what’s in your basket.
Pesto alla trapanese by bognarreni on Flickr.