Monthly Archives: April 2006
Watch this space
Will the woman who wrote this book turn me into a real watercolorist? We’re about to find out.
Medical humanities in the news
Link: At Some Medical Schools, Humanities Join the Curriculum – New York Times.
Awfully glad to be a subway rider today
Two Roosevelt Island trams stalled Tuesday night, stranding 72 people high above New York City and shutting down the service that carries commuters over the East River.
Eggs, at last
Finally, finally, after years of planning, considering, and having the pans at hand, I have made, for a dinner party, Martha’s Easter Egg Cakes. Very good indeed, looked great–and far more trouble than they were worth. But everyone oohed and … Continue reading
Happy Easter!
Just returned from Easter Vigil services at the Oratory of St. Boniface, a local parish with wonderful music. It’s a beautiful service, beginning outside in the courtyard in darkness; then a fire is lit and blessed, and passed to individual … Continue reading
You’ve heard about the rats in New York, right?
The occasional casual reader, ie, Mom, has been heard to complain that this blog doesn’t get updated often enough. So today I thought I would give you some photos of my street. Does this critter convince you that you shouldn’t … Continue reading