Beth has invited us back to her home, always delightful, surrounded by trails and greenery. And, an added attraction of a crochet-fest tutorial afterwards for those that can stay. If we each make a granny square, we can finish an afghan right there! It's about 25 minutes from "the city."
Last week we returned to Sharpsburg, and considered moving there as a group project. Why not? It's close to the river, has an indefinable appeal, and seems to be open to all kinds of creative living situations. This discussion may have been affected by coffee provided by the Redhawk Roasters. They also serve Pizza Ebraica, a rare treat. Talk as usual was rampant.
- Area parks that are best kept secrets: Preston Park and Laurel Hill State Park.
- Watch movies: Coyote v. Acme, Tony, Death Cafe (really?)
- Go on a yoga retreat in Troncones, Mexico with the beloved Linda Meacci.
- See the sunrise over Lake Erie at Presque Isle.
- Appreciate art by local artist Oreen Cohen.
- Read London Falling and Say Nothing by Patrick O'Keefe.
- Travel with Patagonia Duffel/Backpacks.
- "But I had never even been out of New Jersey!"
Resistance Action of the Week - considering that ICE has stepped up its local brutality, particularly terrorizing the people of Beechview so that many are staying in their homes and not going to the local immigrant-owned businesses, how about heading up there (only 11 min. from "the city") and getting some great Latino food? Here's what the PG food editor has recommended. And bring your whistles.
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