52 Week Project – Weeks 28 – 52
Keeping this blog updated with the progress of my 52-week project (or, you know, at all) got away from me. But for those left hanging, I completed this project in
Alberta and Montana Part I: Fallentimber Meadery & Cochrane
Part I – Part II – Part III – Part IV At the end of August, Jenn and I took a trip to southern Alberta and Montana. Day one, we
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52 Week Project – Weeks 15 – 27
I haven’t shared my recent FlickrFriday entries in a while. Here’s weeks 15 to 27, which makes me suddenly realize that I’m now more than halfway through this project! #EverythingMustGo
Going Strobist
Workshops and models and meters, oh my.Read MoreGoing Strobist
State of the Dave 2014
I wanted to just write a short post about some of what I’ve been up to lately, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized just how incredibly much I have actually been up to. From there I thought about some of the things that led to the things I’ve been doing lately, which I guess really started about a year ago. It’s hard to believe how much can change in a year.Read MoreState of the Dave 2014
52 Week Project – Weeks 10 – 14
#PreciousTreasure FlickrBlogged, at the top of the post no less! #MyFavouriteMovieScene #DorothysRedShoes #ImOnlyHuman Also FlickrBlogged! #TheBusStop
The Meadening, Part II
After fermentation of the mead in the carboys completed, it was time to sample and bottle. Not much to say here, except that we were both completely blown away at how good it was! Not just “ok” or “not bad for our first try,” it was fan-freakin’-tastic mead! We bottled it all up and put it into storage to age it bit longer. Just have to wait a few more months!Read MoreThe Meadening, Part II
This Old House – The Planter Project
We fixed up the silly planter at the entry to our home, a little DIY project that only cost us $100 in materials.Read MoreThis Old House – The Planter Project
Edmonton’s Neon Museum
The “Hobos” (our little informal photography club) gathered in spite of the cold to witness the official light-up of Edmonton’s new Neon Sign Museum, an outdoor attraction featuring some historical