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The Gardener's Daughter: January 2007
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When tillage begins, other arts will follow. Monday, January 29, 2007. I Have A Question For You. So your husband borrows your digital camera for a story he's doing and returns it broken. He says he doesn't know what happened. What to do? A Yell and scream. C take the broken camera to Chrysler Camera Repair. Correct answer: a, b and c. Ok, so I didn't kill my husband but I know he is very afraid. Posted by chathamgirl at 5:36 PM. Monday, January 15, 2007. I needed it to hold plants and seedlings on the b...
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The Gardener's Daughter: November 2006
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When tillage begins, other arts will follow. Thursday, November 16, 2006. If you need a break from the rat race, this is it. You can even get an espresso at a kiosk just a few feet away. If only we had more of these in midtown. We use too. Remember the Korean markets practically on every corner? Oh, all right. They weren't this cute. Posted by chathamgirl at 4:35 PM. View my complete profile. New York Botanical Garden. New York City Recycling Program. Popular Front: Snow Days. The Human Flower Project.
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Radio - caraid o'brien
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Set Show World Aflame" - Village Voice. Caraid directs Radio Bloomsday, a 7 hour live nationwide radio broadcast of James Joyce's epic novel, Ulysses for the Pacifica Radio Network. She has performed the three hour Molly Bloom monologue as a solo piece and scored as a duologue. Together with Bernadette Quigley. You can listen to Caraid perform the complete Molly Bloom monologue here. For National Poetry Month, she released a daily poem at RadiOBrien.blogspot.com.
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The Gardener's Daughter: October 2006
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When tillage begins, other arts will follow. Tuesday, October 17, 2006. Winter is just around the corner and I'm told by those who would know such things that it's going to be a mild one. And though Spring is five months away, (sigh), some of my favorite seed catalogs have arrived and they will hopefully make the cold months go by faster. Posted by chathamgirl at 7:25 AM. Sunday, October 08, 2006. I've decided that this is what can happen to you when you haven't left the city for a long period of time.
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The Gardener's Daughter: September 2006
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When tillage begins, other arts will follow. Thursday, September 28, 2006. Posted by chathamgirl at 9:39 AM. Wednesday, September 20, 2006. Of all the house plants out there, this is my favorite. Oaxlis is by far, the most interesting I've come across. Beautiful all year round, even in winter. It loves bright light to shade and no direct sun. Best of all, it has the sweetest trumpet shaped pink to lavender flowers from spring to summer. Posted by chathamgirl at 10:35 PM. Tuesday, September 19, 2006.
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The Gardener's Daughter: June 2008
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When tillage begins, other arts will follow. Tuesday, June 17, 2008. And tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. I won't bore you with where I've been or what I've been up too. As a actor/writer/gardener/painter, the list is too long. I will say that you can pick up a copy of Brooklyn Noir 3 by Akashic Books. In the meantime, check out some of the projects I'm been busy with this past year. This is not even half of it. I'll be showing more later in the week. For a friend in Harlem. For a lucky friend.
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The Gardener's Daughter: November 2008
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When tillage begins, other arts will follow. Tuesday, November 04, 2008. 44 - President Barack Obama and Family. Posted by chathamgirl at 8:21 PM. View my complete profile. New York Botanical Garden. New York City Recycling Program. Popular Front: Snow Days. The Human Flower Project. Auk Wrecks and Ark Larks. 44 - President Barack Obama and Family. And tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. I Have A Question For You. Where Xmas Trees Go To Die. If you havent discovered Magnolia than you shoul.
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The Gardener's Daughter: August 2008
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When tillage begins, other arts will follow. Monday, August 04, 2008. I'm a self taught painter so during the hot months of July, I usually come in from my garden and take out the acrylics and oils. Just for the fun of it I painted these funny ostriches from a terrific book called Birds in Love by Jean Leveille, though these guys don't look much like they are in love. Above is an oak leaf hydrangea I finished earlier. Below are dried lavender and bee balm along with some random paintings.
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The Gardener's Daughter: September 2008
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When tillage begins, other arts will follow. Monday, September 15, 2008. I love the flowers at the end of summer. Already the mums are in the markets but I'm still enjoying my constantly blooming rose bushes and the prettiest cosmos! I'm not even thinking of mums. At least not until October. Labels: late summer blooms. Posted by chathamgirl at 5:30 PM. View my complete profile. New York Botanical Garden. New York City Recycling Program. Popular Front: Snow Days. The Human Flower Project.
