Wickaninnish Inn’s gorgeous tomatoes.
Wonderful Feys & Hobbs caterers came up with these clever sweetcorn soup shots with mushroom tuille.
Camille’s Restaurant presents venison carpaccio.. assembly line seldom looks like this!
Wickaninnish Inn’s gorgeous tomatoes.
Wonderful Feys & Hobbs caterers came up with these clever sweetcorn soup shots with mushroom tuille.
Camille’s Restaurant presents venison carpaccio.. assembly line seldom looks like this!
Hi Rhona, Thank you so much for ‘Forgetfulness’ – I just clicked the link. I loove it – another wonderful poet to add to my list. And, by the way, this is my very first ever comment to anything, ever. Clodagh
Congratulations Clodagh!
It might please you to know that Billy does visit London from time to time – first time I saw him read was at the dear old Troubadour (http://www.troubadour.co.uk/)
Rhona it was a wonderful poem/video indeed. I like Billy Collins a lot. Great fun was had in Saskatoonon the weekend as well. Jack Pine/Brick launch at Betsy and John’s. Lovely chapbooks by Holly Luhning and Don Domanski, and a posthumous book of poetry by Anne Szumigalski. Do you have any readings upcoming???
Mari-Lou
Why Mari-Lou it’s funny you should ask about readings: after a dry summer I’m suddenly here there and everywhere, and I’ve listed the venues on the blog’s sidebar. Next stop is Word on the Street in Vancouver, this very weekend. (If I can manage it, I will stop by your old neighbourhood and visit the amazing Donna to have my toenails painted en route.)
Great, I just checked them all out. Alas, houses might be cheaper in Saskatoon, but pedicures are not. $35 and up. I am busy making Hairia, North African Vegetable soup that is served during Ramadan. Lovely mix of tumeric, coriander and cinnamon in the spice base. Tomatoes from my garden. It froze last night, and will again tonight, so guess who will be canning..