vanilla extract
Canon G7. Iso: 200, Aperture Priority (AV), 1/15s, f/2.8.
A friend of mine who inspires me to eat better, live better, and be creative in the kitchen gifted me some grey goose vodka, vanilla beans, a pretty bottle and some verbal assembly instructions.
A little slicing, stuffing, soaking, and bottling, i’m on my way to making my very own vanilla extract! The bottle is hanging out in the dark for the next few months, but I’ll be sure to report back on the savory results when it’s ready!! Thanks Ellen!!
what’s for dinner?
Spinach and Feta Muffins with organic herb greens, Fuji apples, and sliced roasted chicken tossed in a Soy Sesame Vinagrete.
paws up
Canon G7. Iso: 200. 1/30s, f/4. 
Jpeg relaxes after a two dog romp with Max and Milo.
Photo Week: Pat’s Peak
Canon G7. Iso: 100, Shutter and Aperture variable.
This all G7 photo week features a day on the slopes of Pat’s Peak. A great time had by all, any mountain that has a run called “easiest way down” is a friend of mine! Wanna see it bigger?
on the slopes
Canon G7. Iso: 100, 1/250s, f/8.0
The snowboarder and the skis. Pat’s Peak, New Hampshire.
snow awning
Canon G7. Auto Iso, Auto Exposure. (1/60s, f/2.8, flash fired)
Not sure what this means about our home insulation, but at least I know what the thunderous crash will be when the awning slides off in the middle of the night! For the time being, free shade! (not that we need any!)
Photo Week: Alphabet City
Canon G7, various settings.
This weeks Photo Week is all about letters! Had a moment of sensory overload in New York City and got alphabet crazed. Check out the whole collection @ The Photo Week.
stuffed.
Canon Mark IIn, Iso: 1600, Manual (m), 1/500s, f/2.8. 70-200mm zoom.
Maryland’s Landon Milbourne (1) stops a drive to the basket by Boston College’s Corey Raji during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game, Saturday, Jan. 16, 2010, in Boston. Maryland defeated Boston College, 73-57. (AP Photo/Mary Schwalm)
because i can
An iPhone post because I can…. First time in a LONG time that I’ve traveled without a computer!
what’s for dinner?
Honey and spice glazed porkchops with French cut green beans and oven-crisped potatoes… 2003 Cooking Light Annual Recipe Book (pork chops). Mmmmm tasty!
iPhone Photo — yeah iPhone!