Cottonwood Tree Against an Afternoon Sky
Indian Valley, ID
Saturday 2/12
Showing posts with label Weekly Photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weekly Photo. Show all posts
Photo of the Week 1/29/11
Sunrise Over Indian Mountain
Indian Valley, ID
Monday 1/24
Yes, the Photo of the Week is back!
A few highlights from the upcoming week on Robert Frost's Banjo:
Sunday: A review of Peter Brooks' novel, The Alchemy of Chance, a new release from Tangerine Tree Press
Monday: Yes, he takes requests! Tune in Monday to learn who requested what song for the Monday Morning Blues!
Thursday: A review of poet Jessica Fox-Wilson's excellent book of poems, Blameless Mouth. You can learn more about Blameless Mouth on Ms Fox-Wilson's everything feeds process blog or on the book's dedicated Facebook page.
Friday: Eberle Umbach, this month's guest on Homegrown Radio!
Saturday: Think blues, but with a twist!
Photo of the Week 1/9/11
Council Mountain at Sunset from our Porch
Indian Valley, Idaho
Thursday 1/6/11
This week's photo by Eberle Umbach!
Photo of the Week 1/2/11
Two Juncos & a Sparrow Eating Seed on our Porch
Indian Valley, Idaho
Wednesday 12/29/10
The photo was taken during the big winter storm that hit on Tuesday & lasted thru Wednesday, dropping well over a foot of snow & knocking out power for much of the two days, including 18-1/2 hours straight on Wednesday. We couldn't get to the feeders, so Eberle strewed seed on the porch.
In other news: I'd like to acknowledge that our very own SoCal Correspondent & dear friend Audrey Bilger received a well-deserved commendation on the Ms Magazine Blog: her interview with Twitter phenom Feminist Hulk was named #2 on the list of Top 10 Ms Blog Posts for 2010—that's out of 1,000 posts that appeared on the Ms. Blog last year. Way to go, Audrey!
Photo of the Week 12/5/10
Song Sparrow in Russian Olive in Afternoon Light
Indian Valley, Idaho
Friday, December 3rd
Tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? I was saying Monday Morning Uke, but that ain't happening—too busy this weekend. I may take a day off.
This week on The Spring Ghazals: music theory for poets continues!
Alcools? I'm having a deuce of a time with the next poem,"Le Larron," ("The Thief.") I can see why one translation of Alcools I have omitted it—it's difficult. I don't know if it will be up Monday or not, but I hope to complete it soon so I can move on!
Photo of the Week 11/28/10
Junco & Goldfinches in the Willow
View out our kitchen window
Saturday, November 27th
Tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? The Monday Morning Blues! & once again, something new & unsual!
This week on The Spring Ghazals: music theory for poets! I know there are a lot of musical references in the collection, & I'll be discussing those in the next few posts; & yes, there will be mp3s involved! First post in the series should be up tomorrow morning.
Alcools? I've started to translate the next poem"Le Larron," ("The Thief") but I don't believe it will be ready for Monday. If it's ready by mid-week I'll post it then rather than waiting until a week from Monday. Please stay tuned!
Photo of the Week 11/21/10
Snow Squall East of Sage Hill
North Grays Creek Road
Indian Valley, Idaho
Indian Valley, Idaho
Saturday, November 20th
Tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? The Monday Morning Blues! & once again, something new & unsual.
Stay tuned....
Photo of the Week 11/14/10
Three Burros Along a Fenceline
Monday Gulch Road
Indian Valley, Idaho
Indian Valley, Idaho
Saturday, November 13th
Be sure to check in on The Spring Ghazals! There have been some exciting new posts there recently, including one about an interview, which you can read here on the Tangerine Tree Press blog—many thanks to Sheila Graham-Smith! Also, one final reminder: today & tomorrow are the last two days to purchase The Spring Ghazals at 15% off (by entering coupon code LEAF305 at checkout). Sales have been extremely slow, so I'm hoping some of you will want to take advantage of this. You can purchase The Spring Ghazals at this link.
There won't be a Monday post on Alcools. The next translation isn't completed yet (again). Completing a translation of "Le Larron" ("The Thief") is a priority in the coming week!
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? The Monday Morning Blues! Not sure what, exactly, but it'll be here.
Stay tuned....
Photo of the Week 11/7/10*
Tractor & Outbuilding
Indian Valley, Idaho
November 5th
More poetry? Be sure to check in on The Spring Ghazals! There's a new virtual reading.
There won't be a Monday post on Alcools. The next translation isn't completed yet (again).
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? This month's Alice in Wonder Band selection.
Stay tuned....
If you're curious about the asterisk in the title, this photo was taken in 2009. It's been a strange week!
Photo of the Week 10/31/10
Sagebrush Along a Fenceline
Whiteman Lane
Indian Valley, Idaho
Indian Valley, Idaho
Tuesday, October 26th
More poetry? Be sure to check in on The Spring Ghazals! There have been some exciting new posts there recently, including one about another book review which you can read here on the Soulless Machine blog—big thanks to writer Aaron Wilson!
There won't be a Monday post on Alcools. The next translation isn't completed yet (again).
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? The Monday Morning Blues! Something new & different.
Stay tuned....
Photo of the Week 10/23/10
Apples in Our Backyard
Indian Valley, Idaho
Friday, October 22nd
Please check out tomorrow's post at The Days of Wine & Roses; it's the final poem in the Heaven sequence ("Heaven #6), & is the penultimate poem in the collection. Counting tomorrow, there will only 3 more posts on The Days of Wine & Roses before the blog is retired.
More poetry? Be sure to check in on The Spring Ghazals! There will be a new post there within the next day or so, & at least one more during the course of the week.
There won't be a Monday post on Alcools. The next translation isn't completed yet.
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? We begin B.N.'s story All Knees Shall Bend And Every Tongue Shall Vow. This story is about 911, & about privilege. It's a powerhouse, & while B.N. & I don't agree about some of the points-of-view that come up during the narrative, I give it a high recommendation as a piece of fiction. The story is divided into five parts, & it will be posted serially, Sunday thru Thursday.
Photo of the Week 10/17/10
Bus on Gray's Creek Rd
Indian Valley, Idaho
Saturday, October 16th
Please check out today's post at The Days of Wine & Roses; it's called "Kinder- Und Hausmärchen Without A Nightlight."
More poetry? How about a virtual reading at The Spring Ghazals?
Tomorrow on Alcools? A poem called "Medicine Show" ("Saltimbanques.")
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? This month's Alice in Wonder Band feature song: Eberle's musical setting for one of H.D.'s poems!
Photo of the Week 10/10/10
UP Freight Cars
Lakeview, Oregon
Sunday, October 3rd
Please check out today's post at The Days of Wine & Roses; it's a prose poem called "Call Me Ishmael."
Photo of the Week 10/3/10
Mile Marker Made of Railroad Spikes
Weiser River Trail (formerly the PIN Line)
Frutivale, Idaho
Tuesday, September 28th
Please check out today's post at The Days of Wine & Roses; it's a pantoum called "Full Moon Wearing a Fez."
There won't be on any post tomorrow on Alcools. Simply don't have the next translation finished.
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? The Monday Morning Blues!
Photo of the Week 9/26/10
Blackerries, Indian Valley, Idaho
Thursday, September 23rd
Please check out today's post at The Days of Wine & Roses; it's the fifth poem in the "Heaven" sequence.
Tomorrow on Alcools? My translation of Apollinaire's "La porte" ("The Door.")
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo? No morning post. A scheduling change, in fact: Please note that B.N.'s story Still Life with Girl will be serialized right here on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday.
Photo of the Week 9/19/10
Plums Ripening in Our Backyard
Saturday, September 18th
Please check out today's post at The Days of Wine & Roses; it's a poem called "I Cover the Waterfront."
Tomorrow on Alcools? My translation of Apollinaire's "Salomé"
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo: this month's featured Alice in Wonder Band tune. See you soon!
Photo of the Week 9/12/10
Rainbow in Indian Valley
Seen From Our Porch
Thursday, September 9th
Please check out today's post at The Days of Wine & Roses; it's a poem called "Here Comes Peter Cottontail."
Tomorrow on Alcools? My translation of Apollinaire's "L'Adieu" ("The Farewell.")
& tomorrow on Robert Frost's Banjo: read about the Carolina Chocolate Drops. See you soon!
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