Once upon a time two womyn moved to the foothills of the Catskill Mountains. They dreamed of growing things, wandering woods, and ending their days rocking side-by-side as the sun set over those same mountains....
Now, where did I leave that?
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Blast From the Past
Yesterday we went to the Columbia Greene Humane Society's annual Paw Picnic. The weather was gorgeous, the setting--Waldorf Farm in North Chatham--serene and impeccably beautiful, the hosts gracious and generous, the auction lively, the food absolutely delicious, and the organization of the event seemingly seamless and flawless. The afternoon was capped by a fun, friendly, intimate performance by David Cassidy--yes, THAT David Cassidy. It was a delightful blast from the past (his rendition of Bill Withers' Ain't No Sunshine was damn good, and I rarely like covers), and my favorite image of the day is the womon rocking it out near the front row, waving her Patridge Family lunchbox in the air as he ended the performance with--of course--I Think I Love You.
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Did Yeti attend the Paw Picnic?
Yeti stayed home; the Paw Picnic was a two-legged event, except for the horses that live at Waldorf Farm.
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