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concerning the Life, Studies, Opinions, and Friends, of ERK
'bout Me
Considering
- Biller's Love Witch
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- Schrader's First Reformed
- Howard's Solo
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- From This Weekend's Market
- Under the Influence
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- Making Zucchini Carpaccio
- From the UW Archives: Helen C. White
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- Spot Sequence - Update
- George Gogshelidze of Georgia
- "Rich season or poor season, one moves on in life ...
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- From the UW Archives: Registration Line
- A Nearly Perfect Salad
- Crowded Kitchen Table, Late Afternoon, August 16
- From This Weekend's Market
- Top Olympic Spectating Moments & Themes (to Date)
- Screening #2
- Mostly Minty Lemonade
- Spot Sequence - CatchUpdate
- hurt small of Back. & ...at door.
- Drawing (4/10/08-8/5/08)
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- Don't Forget
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- From This Weekend's Market
- Wee, Be the Judge
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- Wayward Son (For Bradford)
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- I Wept
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6 comments:
My eye is immediately drawn to the butter, and stays there.
It's cultured. Perhaps that's why?
I think it has more to do with the wrapping.
Your eye's cultured; perhaps that's why. xo
I feel I'm trespassing, but after having arrived, as I always do, through Tooknap's portal (today's sage Lil' Edie disquisition on horticulture thrilled me), seeing what were only ever referred to, when I was wee, as Tollhouse cookies, and then reading the comments about cultured butter, I wanted to tip my imaginary Philip Treacy trilby to both y'all.
All are welcome at this crowded kitchen table! Thanks for the charming comment. BTW, right now I'm wearing an imaginary Peter Philips mask.
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