These turned out yummy and were super fun and easy to decorate. The recipe is from Sunset Magazine.
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Ceramics Saturdays: Korean Celadons
Korean celadons began being produced in the Goryeo dynasty (918–1392 BCE) roughly contemporaneously with Song celadons, and that’s not accidental: diplomatic and trade relations between the two regimes facilitated the transfer of techniques for mixing the iron-rich celadon glazes, as well as the kiln structures best suited for reduction firing. Initially, Korean celadons imitated theirContinue reading “Ceramics Saturdays: Korean Celadons”
Birthday Festschrift: 40-50
Music fell off the wagon this decade; I’m hoping to get back to it as time allows. But I started doing papercuts, and I kept up with my fiction (mostly short stories). Art I started doing papercuts after I tried linocuts for a children’s book project that Malena and I worked on. I found IContinue reading “Birthday Festschrift: 40-50”
Makgeolli update
The process went smoothly: 10 days later we have 1.5L of makgeolli, slightly rosy in color from the rose petals! Now to see how it tastes….
Chicken Arms
Sorry, I just remembered these this morning and almost burst my spleen laughing about them all over again. I think Malena or Cheryl sent this to me in the first place. FWIW if anyone sees fit to send me these for my 3 hens for Xmas, I will definitely take pics of them and post–ifContinue reading “Chicken Arms”
Christmas Snow
Forgiveness
As I wrote last week, I’ve been reading about forgiveness and talking to people about it and praying about it and obsessing over it basically since the day my husband came home and told me he was walking out on me and our 18-year marriage for a woman he had known for three weeks. So,Continue reading “Forgiveness”
Ceramics Saturdays: Chinese v. Korean Dragons
I’m going to do a post next week on Korean celadons, but since I was at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco last weekend, a veritable treasure trove of Asian ceramics, I thought I would illustrate a fun fact first: there’s a neat trick to tell if you have a Chinese or Korean vaseContinue reading “Ceramics Saturdays: Chinese v. Korean Dragons”
Friday Favorites: Feedly Clean-up
This one goes to 11. Woody perfumes are my favorite, and cedar is my favorite note in that category. This is a really nice deep dive from Fragrantica into where those notes comes from. I hate Strava for a number of reasons, but I absolutely love it when people use it (and other GPS-tracking apps)Continue reading “Friday Favorites: Feedly Clean-up”
Birthday Festschrift: 30-40
I got more into art this decade and less into music; more into poetry and less into fiction. Story I wrote this based on a story my best friend told me about her childhood: of course, I significantly exaggerated and elaborated from there, as fiction writers are wont to do. It’s called “The Yellow Dress.”Continue reading “Birthday Festschrift: 30-40”
The Rookery 