Laurie and I are presenting papers at the International Conference on Construction Grammar. The conference is in Antwerp, Belgium, but we are presenting remotely. The travel was still too restrictive and troublesome to go to Antwerp this year.
We finished an hour ago. There were some technical difficulties on their end, but our presentations went well.
Bravo. I am glad to hear. Now we have to celebrate 👏🎉🎶🎈🌹🌺🍾
I’m going to get another sack of green chile to celebrate.
🙂
The smell of roasted green chiles fills the air in the kitchen. Pealing, destemming and bagging for the freezer will commence in a couple of hours after the chiles sit, steam, and cool off.
Oh, I love the smell. That is great! Enjoy the day.
Breathtaking! You must have a hell of a camera, Tim.
I’ll be watching for that harvest moon…I think in about a month. I’ve seen some spectacular ones in my life, and am hoping we get good weather conditions then.
Thanks, Shey. While it was sunset coloring the moon, it was so bright, I had to really mess with the exposures to get recognizable clouds and detail in the moon.
A beautiful series of moon shots, Tim. We had a clear sunset, but an increasingly cloudy night. I got to see the moon for a while. She is almost full. She will be on Sunday, the calendar says.
Sturgeon moon, named I presume as in the sturgeon fish. How did your paper presentations go? I presume your kitty crew were attentive and well-behaved (no hissing or wild meowing).
Hi David. Yes it is named after the fish. The sturgeon used to be plentiful this time of year in the great lakes according to the Old Farmers Almanac.
The presentations went well. There were a lot of technical issues on their side with Storycatcher Virtual Events (SVE). It was limited and problematic. I’m not sure why the chose that over Zoom other than it might be local and the University already had a license for it. Could be a Eurozone thing. I’m guessing. I didn’t take time to look into SVE’s origins.
The kitties were very attentive, chasing each other around the house and knocking things over during our presentations.
Off Center & Not Even 
Gorgeous 🌕🌖
Thanks, Gabriela. How are you and your lovely kitties?
My pleasure. We are wonderful, thank you. How is everyone?
We are doing well. Giving our papers in the morning.
Our papers?
Laurie and I are presenting papers at the International Conference on Construction Grammar. The conference is in Antwerp, Belgium, but we are presenting remotely. The travel was still too restrictive and troublesome to go to Antwerp this year.
Oh, yes, you told me about. Good luck to you guys. I know everything will be wonderful. Let’s hope you can travel next year 🤗
Let’s hope. Thanks, Gabriela.
My pleasure. Let me know how it goes 🤗🌺
We finished an hour ago. There were some technical difficulties on their end, but our presentations went well.
Bravo. I am glad to hear. Now we have to celebrate 👏🎉🎶🎈🌹🌺🍾
I’m going to get another sack of green chile to celebrate.
🙂
The smell of roasted green chiles fills the air in the kitchen. Pealing, destemming and bagging for the freezer will commence in a couple of hours after the chiles sit, steam, and cool off.
Oh, I love the smell. That is great! Enjoy the day.
Stunning.
Thanks, Cindy.
Breathtaking! You must have a hell of a camera, Tim.
I’ll be watching for that harvest moon…I think in about a month. I’ve seen some spectacular ones in my life, and am hoping we get good weather conditions then.
The harvest moon is next month.
OMG, these are epic. I love the clouds especially. What colors, despite them being mainly dark.
Thanks, Shey. While it was sunset coloring the moon, it was so bright, I had to really mess with the exposures to get recognizable clouds and detail in the moon.
Shh!!! Don’t tell. You did this first shot okay!
They truly caress the moon…
Exquisite captures, my friend!
Thanks, Marina.
👌👏
Che belle foto Timothy 😉
Grazie Simona.
Beautiful!
Thanks, Nancy.
Outstanding!
Those would look good as a backdrop for my Halloween haunted trail.. add some bat silhouettes and spooks galore.
I have lots of photos of bats. Thanks, Brian.
A beautiful series of moon shots, Tim. We had a clear sunset, but an increasingly cloudy night. I got to see the moon for a while. She is almost full. She will be on Sunday, the calendar says.
Full moon on Sunday. We’ll see how the skies hold. Thanks, Lavinia.
Sturgeon moon, named I presume as in the sturgeon fish. How did your paper presentations go? I presume your kitty crew were attentive and well-behaved (no hissing or wild meowing).
Hi David. Yes it is named after the fish. The sturgeon used to be plentiful this time of year in the great lakes according to the Old Farmers Almanac.
The presentations went well. There were a lot of technical issues on their side with Storycatcher Virtual Events (SVE). It was limited and problematic. I’m not sure why the chose that over Zoom other than it might be local and the University already had a license for it. Could be a Eurozone thing. I’m guessing. I didn’t take time to look into SVE’s origins.
The kitties were very attentive, chasing each other around the house and knocking things over during our presentations.
There’s something quite stirring about clouds moving in front of the moon.
Thanks, Mary Jo.
Look scary..
wow very cool.. can’t wait for the harvest moon Tim💖💖❣️
Thanks, Cindy. The full sturgeon moon is tomorrow. Then we will await the farvest moon.
Oh well I’ll look forward to that too!💖💖
Cool!! Love its golden shade! 😃
Amazing and beautiful pictures, Tim. Love it!
Thanks, Anabel. I’m happy you like them. Glenda says hi!
Your’e welcome Tim. Kitty says hi! 😊
Hi to Ketty. I read your last post, but haven’t got back to comment. I’ve had a busy day.
I hope your day ends well. Regards Tim.
Wow Tim, I think the moon was posing for you!
Thanks, Julie. I think the moon loves to be photographed.
It sure does!
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