Gardening with Max.
I'm not really sure what he's trying to express here.
Max & daddy before bedtime.
Henry shows off his cool dance moves.
Henry painting a picture for his new cousin Harold. Like all good artists he has an assistant in Max, to do the filler.
Henry says it's a painting of a rainstorm.
We are off to a potluck adoptive families picnic this late afternoon. The week was uneventful.
For the potluck I am going to make Gye ran mal ee, or rolled egg. I found a few different recipes:
Gye ran mal ee #1
Gye ran mal ee #2
Gye ran mal ee #3
A also tried out Google's translate this page, and while this recipe makes great surrealist poetry in the translated version, I was not able to understand it enough to follow the recipe.
While searching I also came across a new english language Korean food blog.
My other discovery this week was an intriguing tape I bought for 25 cents at the local thrift store. I am too lazy and poor to follow music much, or to buy many CDs, so when I see something cheap and odd I do buy it on the off chance it will lead me into something I like. The tape is "Systeme D" by Les Rita Mitsouko. As is the case with most odd french artists, I love the music and now want to buy all of their CD's (when I can find them used & cheap). The tape is unfortunately decomposing with each play, so I will need to replace it.
Finally, this is the kind of story I find fascinating. I do hope they make a movie of it.
3 comments:
LOVE the poetry!--particularly:
The hazard line: where does an egg end?
Softly the suitableness
Quantity which it will ask it, Mixes.
The artist's easel is next on my shopping list at the Goodwill store. Yet, I don't see a smock on Henry or Max?!
Dan, I'm the kind of guy who sees every t-shirt as a shop rag...so the idea of a smock is foreign to me. We tried using bibs for eating as well but found it was just another thing to wash. A smock won't protect the clothes if the kids are flinging paint around, or from spills. You can do the heftly-bag with a hole cut in the end smock though, that should work. That or making them paint naked.
The key is to not care what the kids clothes look like.
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