Episode 5 of the Twenty Seventh Street podcast is now available here and at iTunes. Episode Notes: Host: that’s me, Eugene Knapik Music: I played the music for this podcast on my Bart Reiter banjo. The intro is the first part of Sandy River Belle,… Read More
Here’s a short video featuring our Georgie, one of our two Newfs, goofing around in Etobicoke Creek. I shot the first part of it using an app on my phone that makes videos look like they were shot on Super 8 back in the day.
Photos by Tuffy P – featuring Bruce, George, Gracie and Memphis
We enjoyed a delicious Thanksgiving dinner in Uxbridge with Eric and Viv, John and Megan and Luke and Stephanie. After dinner, Luke and I sat down and jammed for a while. Tuffy P caught a bit of Cold Frosty Morning on video, so here it… Read More
Today I finally finished reading The Word Exchange by Alena Graedon. It is a novel full of interesting ideas and I wanted to like it and I wanted to finish it, but it was a struggle. The problem is that this novel didn’t find its… Read More
Some music for a Sunday morning. YouTube has a number of the NPR Tiny Desk Concerts up. This one features a wonderful set by Anonymous 4 with Bruce Molsky. They released an album together early this year called 1865. So far, I think it is… Read More
I continue to go to physiotherapy twice each week for my injured ankle. Although I’ve come a long way, it continues to give me some grief and limit my activities. The good thing is I’m making progress with it, even if it is slow progress.… Read More
A few years ago, I made a few smallish paintings that involved paint and corrugated cardboard and collage. I did them at a time when I was not very prolific, and I was trying to forge my way into new territory in the studio. I… Read More
Gracie locks her tractor-beam eyes on sister Bunny pulling her from her perch atop the cat hotel.
The combination of a fall chill in the air, and what seems to be my first cold of the season convinced me to get a couple fires going in the woodstove this week. Although it seems early to start burning, heat from the woodstove is… Read More
27th Street 