E Variations, Colorwork Alphabet, Lettering

.Awareness of half the sky. ARTnews: 12 Women Old Masters to Know, Chernick, July 21, 2025. ~~~ Original, repost [E is for Electrum with an Ebony Edge] Comment, “I would have made the middle bar of the E a bit more defined.” debandtoby. I made the change. Completely correct. It did look stubby. Initial variations.Continue reading “E Variations, Colorwork Alphabet, Lettering”

Quantum Truck III, Fiction Fragment

Premise: Main character has a vehicle that changes according to task. Previous: [Quantum Truck, A Writing Sketch] & [Quantum Truck II, Fiction] There are discrepancies. Work in progress. 🛻🛻🛻 She looked out of the apartment window to check out the parking lot. A neon pink, two-seater Porsche Boxster sat square in the middle of her parking space,Continue reading “Quantum Truck III, Fiction Fragment”

Walks While Milton Took Time Off, Fitness Friday

Awareness of the outside world. USDOT: Where was the First Walk/Don’t Walk Sign Installed? ~~~ Ending my walk at Kymulga Grist Mill. I’m the green dot in the middle. Photo by Greg Walcott. [Water Study] Milton was off, so we weren’t doing morning pasture walks. I used this as a reason to find new placesContinue reading “Walks While Milton Took Time Off, Fitness Friday”

Summer Showing, July 2025

ASHAA Fun ShowStepping Stone FarmChelsea AL, USASaturday 19 July 2025 All photos by Greg Walcott 10 Academy Driving – 2nd of 2With Optimus. Thank you to the Gray & Parr families 30 Academy Showmanship Adult WTC – 1st of 131 Academy Equitation Adult WTC – 1st of 1Ridden as combined classes with 32 & 33Continue reading “Summer Showing, July 2025”

Back At It, Morning Walk Stories

Awareness of the outside world. Today is Casual Pi Day, in countries with day-first numbering, i.e. 22/7, timeanddate: Fun Holiday – Pi Approximation Day. Amusing graphic on the topic of date order, MIT International Students Office: Date Format in the United States. ~~~ Back to our regularly scheduled walk each morning. One mile, first thingContinue reading “Back At It, Morning Walk Stories”