06 March 2013
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About Me
- Magpie
- It's a journal, a scrapbook, a record of my kid growing up. It's about food, it's about the pleasures of gardening. It's where I wear my heart on my sleeve, play with words and rail at the world. It's where I muse, and where I indulge my inner magpie. I have one delightful lonely cat and not enough time to read. If you'd like, you can email me at magpiemusing AT gmail DOT com.
Other Places, Other Blogs
I like to cook:
How To Cook Like A Magpie
I like taking pictures of falling down buildings and crumbling siding:
Decay and Desuetude
Sometimes I review stuff:
Magpie Housekeeping
And I'm all about disclosure:
Department of Commerce and Advertising
How To Cook Like A Magpie
I like taking pictures of falling down buildings and crumbling siding:
Decay and Desuetude
Sometimes I review stuff:
Magpie Housekeeping
And I'm all about disclosure:
Department of Commerce and Advertising
DISCLOSURE !!!
Occasionally, I will link to a book (or something) on Amazon. If I do so, and if you click, and if you then buy something, I might get a commission because as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. In point of fact, I haven't earned any commissions in years, but I do like to provide the links so you know what I'm talking about.
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3 comments:
Ooh, very cool. I love the range of values. It's very dramatic.
Lovely.
Is that your office?
The city looks mysterious and alluring behind those curtains. Maybe things are more appealing when they are a bit obscured.
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