This week on FilkCast
Dec. 23rd, 2025 03:59 pmHeather Dale, Daniel Kelly, Talis Kimberley, Marc Grossman, Faithful Sidekicks, Steve Macdonald, Moss Bliss, Leslie Fish, Cheshire Moon, Chris Conway, Lambda Miners, Daoine Sidhe, Alexander James Adams, Randy Farran Rebecca Haden & Suzette Haden Elgin
Available on iTunes, Google Play and most other places you can get podcasts. We can be heard Wednesday at 6am and 9pm Central on scifi.radio.
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Available on iTunes, Google Play and most other places you can get podcasts. We can be heard Wednesday at 6am and 9pm Central on scifi.radio.
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This week on FilkCast
Dec. 16th, 2025 07:22 pmPlay It With Moxie, Gray Rinehart, Debs & Errol, Ariel Cinii, Tera Mitchell, Phil Allcock, Larry Warner, Misbehavin' Maidens, Drake Oranwood, Heather Dale, Water Street Bridge, Phoenix, Annwn, Phoenyx
Available on iTunes, Google Play and most other places you can get podcasts. We can be heard Wednesday at 6am and 9pm Central on scifi.radio.
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Available on iTunes, Google Play and most other places you can get podcasts. We can be heard Wednesday at 6am and 9pm Central on scifi.radio.
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Farmer's Market -- 13 December 2025 (Reed Plant Day, 23rd of Frost, Year 234)
Dec. 13th, 2025 06:41 pmThick-slice bacon, a dozen eggs, bacon-gruyere wheel, spinach pastry, lemon tart, rosemary pull-apart rolls, gingerdoodle cookies, a quart of chicken & dumpling soup, a quart of pickled red onions, cranberry chevre, farmhouse goat cheese, apple cider, apples (Nittany, Braeburn, Stayman), shallots, red onions, garlic heads, white turnips, grilled spiced olives, Greek country mixed olives, and a pound of black beans.
I talked briefly with an elderly woman who had just moved into the area and was attending the market for the first time -- she was trying to find organic apples. I don't think you can really grow apples here as a market farm organically. There are just too many critters that love to chomp on apples here, but I hope she finds something she is willing to buy.
I plan to make another apple-shallot pie tomorrow; I'll be working extra to get ready for the quarterly report at work, but I am also likely to be snowed in, since the forecast is snow, 1 to 5 inches.
My fridge failed Monday and it took the housing office until Wednesday (2 maintenance requests, 2 follow up phone calls, and 1 email to the property mananger cc'd to the county councilor's aide for housing issues) to get it replace. I had to throw out everything but hard cheese and vinegar-based condiments, so I shopped a little more aggressively than usual this week.
I talked briefly with an elderly woman who had just moved into the area and was attending the market for the first time -- she was trying to find organic apples. I don't think you can really grow apples here as a market farm organically. There are just too many critters that love to chomp on apples here, but I hope she finds something she is willing to buy.
I plan to make another apple-shallot pie tomorrow; I'll be working extra to get ready for the quarterly report at work, but I am also likely to be snowed in, since the forecast is snow, 1 to 5 inches.
My fridge failed Monday and it took the housing office until Wednesday (2 maintenance requests, 2 follow up phone calls, and 1 email to the property mananger cc'd to the county councilor's aide for housing issues) to get it replace. I had to throw out everything but hard cheese and vinegar-based condiments, so I shopped a little more aggressively than usual this week.
Nothing much to see
Dec. 12th, 2025 05:48 pm Instead of editing or finishing a book, I've been busy catching up on missed deadlines after an Oct mainly spent feeling ill.
So I wrote and delivered a training course and am partway through 4 more.
Plus too many school appeals.
In the middle were other bits and pieces connected to various voluntary posts.
And a little paid work in refill the financial hole left by vet bills and teeth.
So I wrote and delivered a training course and am partway through 4 more.
Plus too many school appeals.
In the middle were other bits and pieces connected to various voluntary posts.
And a little paid work in refill the financial hole left by vet bills and teeth.