Mardi Gras Masu Boxes, Paper Art

Paper of the outside world. “One day when my husband and I went for a walk in the pasture, I looked down at the pile of aging, crumbling horse manure at my feet and said “I could make paper …” Byopia Press: I Could Make Paper Out Of That. ~~~ Folding directions, OrigamiUSA: Masu. Paper.Continue reading “Mardi Gras Masu Boxes, Paper Art”

Muse and the Mardi Gras Movie, Fiction Fragment

Writer: Hello, Muse Muse: Hello. What is on the keyboard for today? Writer: As usual, using the season to develop ideas for next season. Muse: Has worked for you so far. So, Mardi Gras. What do you have? Writer: The big problem is that I have too much. Everyone, at least in the US, knowsContinue reading “Muse and the Mardi Gras Movie, Fiction Fragment”

Mardi Gras Munchies, Food Photography

Awareness of the outside world. “It’s a frosted seasonal treat that Mardi Gras partygoers eat between January 6 (otherwise known as Epiphany, Three King’s Day, or Twelfth Night) and Fat Tuesday, which is the day before Ash Wednesday and the beginning of Lent. Southern Living: The Tradition Behind The Mardi Gras King Cake. Darrisaw, JanuaryContinue reading “Mardi Gras Munchies, Food Photography”

The Lessons Continue, Jumping

Awareness of the outside world. Equine Ink: Budweiser’s American Icons Ad is Soaring, with background info on the commercial. ~~~ Lesson with Goldy last weekend. Got overwhelmed in the middle of a line. I was able to do the same height, perhaps a touch higher, as a single fence. Best explanation. It’s been a long,Continue reading “The Lessons Continue, Jumping”

Back At It, Morning Walk Stories

Awareness of the outside world. AL.com: Should ICE, immigration enforcement be reformed in Alabama? Here’s what you said, Smith Feb. 07, 2026. “58% of responses to a recent survey said they “think immigration enforcement is going ‘too far.’ ” I will grant that Alabama remains a deeply red state & that the article ends withContinue reading “Back At It, Morning Walk Stories”

Greeting The New Day, Horses At Home

Awareness of the outside world. NPR: A red hat, inspired by a symbol of resistance to Nazi occupation, gains traction in Minnesota, Berger, January 31, 2026. The Guardian: ‘Rage knitting’ against the machine: the hobbyists putting anti-ICE messages into crafts, Wong 29 Jan 2026 (Content warning. I found one image here more disturbing than theContinue reading “Greeting The New Day, Horses At Home”