I had to raise the Spanish Moss because the squirrels were brazenly harvesting it for their nesting, I presume. To preserve some of the decorations I hung some of them up, as I’ve lost so many things bringing them back and forth to my home under renovation.
Sunday morning row with my new Cultivate Food Co-op shirt. It was overcast and a touch cooler than yesterday, but the water was a LOT calmer and lake-like.
Shea’s leek and zucchini frittata was popular at the Cultivate Community Food Co-op potluck we attended at a home on the highest hill in Benicia (gorgeous views of a huge). The former mayor of Benicia was there, as well as many advocates for fresh food and the efforts to create a food co-op here in our area. For more information check out Cultivate Community Food.
Incredible panorama from fellow food co-op owner at the top of Benicia:
Happy birthday Mary Frances!
Not sure what the squirrel wants from the Spanish Moss but nesting material, but this one seems determined, yet there’s a whole area full of Spanish Moss that he’s completely ignoring.
Snoopy followed by foster Moe checks out the taunting squirrel yet along, but the squirrel doesn’t give a fuck.
Live stream of Kristin Eddy and me being interviewed on our local OZCAT radio station regarding our Pawtoberfest event coming up later this month at the Benicia Clocktower. As always, more information and our silent auction at HSNB.org!
This video was produced with some background on HSNB:
Yesterday in Highland Park we went to the Labor Day BBQ for Vallejo Mayoral Candidate Andrea Sorce (in a red tank top). We brought the dogs and I also met County Supervisor-Elect Cassandra James in person for the first time (after years of seeing each other on Zoom)!
Shea and I are in a lot of these various pictures from the candidate site:
I neglected to take a picture of the twenty or so neighbors there, mostly from Topsail here in Glen Cove, Vallejo, but we had a wonderful time with great food. Chef Shea made his Sashay Satay.
