Kentucky Monsoon Season
Don’t know about where you are, but the last week has been some of the gloomiest, rainiest weather of the year, rotten for the sort of out-on-the-porch natural light photography that is the life blood of joepastry.com. I’m still in my rain slicker answering questions though, so hit me! And more as soon as the deluge permits.
“the sort of out-on-the-porch natural light photography…”
A secret revealed!
Hehe…
If you can call it that! I basically just do the same shot over and over again, that’s how sophisticated I am. Thank God for auto-focus!
– Joe
We in the soggy Northwest salute you!
PS Just send any rain you don’t want to CA.
I’ll do that! Today looks sunny so I may actually get something done!
Cheers,
– Joe
I spent many happy hours in Cherokee Park when I was a kid, in the early ’60s.
Do you live anywhere near Beargrass Creek?
Gosh, that crick can flood!
Back then, drinkin’ the water didn’t do a body much good.
But doctors did make house calls.
I really like your site, Joe. I need to document some of my adventures with Carl’s 1847 Oregon Trail Starter, and get it to you.
It’s been working really well for me. I recommend it to anyone looking for
natural leavening starter. And it’s free! Just google it, folks.
Well, I’m off to make your sourdough pancakes for breaky.
Thanks for a great site!
– Paul
Hey Paul!
I live about four blocks from there near Douglas Loop! And yeah, you’re sure right about the flooding. And the water gets N-A-S-T-Y at those time for sure. Other times it’s calm and clear and we walk it — in shoes — which is fun. Still I wouldn’t drink it under the best of conditions. Blechh.
Do send along your starter adventures when you can. I’ll be interested.
Cheers and thanks for the kind words!
– Joe