Regular readers may have noticed that daily blogging continues to elude me. Ooh, there’s a slimy passive-voice way to put it, as if I am pursuing the goal, but the goal is too clever for me, when the fact is that it is my own efforts that fall short. You can call me out on that if you like, but you see I have already admitted the fault. In any case, having missed posting Sunday and Monday but refraining from calling attention to the fact (till just now), I sit on my couch on Thursday morning preparing to make a Waste Not Want Not Wednesday post.
You can’t read her name tag, but it says “Roxy.” It is Roxalana Druse, who famously killed her husband and was hanged behind the 1843 Herkimer Jail in 1887. I had the honor of playing Roxy in the play of that name presented by the Herkimer County Historical Society and Ilion Little Theatre in 2015 (long-time readers may have read some of my blog posts about it). This Roxy is in Renewed and Rescued at Mohawk Valley Community Market. I stopped in briefly yesterday but must return for a longer visit (preview of coming attractions).
Here is a friendly-looking fellow I encountered one of the mornings I was out looking for pictures to go with one of my Village Board stories for Sentinel Media. I adore Halloween decorations! I should take some more pictures and do a blog post of them (another preview of coming attractions?)
I guess I am veering into Non-Sequitur Thursday territory after an ax murderess and a skeleton. This is Michelle, one of the bartenders at the Herkimer Elks Lodge wearing my tiara. I wore it for a play I was in last summer (Four Old Broads on the High Seas, perhaps you read some of my blog posts about it). I happened to wear it to the Lodge one day, I forget why, and Michelle wanted to pose with it.
Ooh, look at me, over 350 words. I’m almost through my second cup of coffee too. Time to go for my run. The East Herkimer Fire Department 5K is Saturday. I fear I have not been posting nearly enough about that! Well, as I said in the first paragraph, I have not been posting enough period, at least by my standards for me. But I thank you for tuning in when I do.























