Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Pumpkin King



This is the Pumpkin King keeping watch over the tomato plants on Halloween.

The Farm





















These are pictures from The Farm which is located in South Phoenix. In addition to the gardens, they have outdoor restaurants, shops and a large picnic area shaded by Pecan trees. It is a great place to visit.

Monday, October 30, 2006

Pictures of Some of My Animals





















This is my youngest cat, Birdie, who spends alot of his day in my bus. He really likes to lay in the sink. My dogs Lily and Jake. Jake is still a puppy (less than l year) and weighs 75 pounds and still growing.

Sunday, October 29, 2006

Dog on Premises - Please Ring Bell

















These are the dogs you will encounter at the gate...Lily, Chloe, and Jake.

Saturday, October 07, 2006

Phoenix First Fridays Art Walk






Last night was Phoenix's first Friday's art walk. This is when all of the downtown galleries open their doors from 6pm to 10pm and free shuttles are provided throughout the downtown area. I specifically went to see Gary Parsel, who is a wonderful artist living just blocks from my house. He does concrete sculptures which are displayed in front of his house/studio, as well paintings of old houses and buildings in Phoenix.

Friday, October 06, 2006

Bus is Getting Fall Makeover


My old VW bus camper is getting a makeover. I've used her to haul wood, manure and plants for the gardens and now I'm preparing her for market. I've already made new curtains and have prepared the side awnings for attachment. Most of the Grateful Dead stickers will be scrapped off and old memories of past concerts washed away. The wheel cover will also get a new paint job.

Thursday, October 05, 2006

Garden Art





Mailboxes and studio sign I created out of junk I picked up in the neighborhood during my morning walks. A sign I painted for our community garden, which is still in the starting stages.

Sunday, October 01, 2006

Watermelons & Crenshaw Melons


Watermelons and Crenshaw melons planted late last May are still on the vines and look far from being ripe.