My Husband’s Art Work: Christopher Pollock Art
This Year’s Christmas Design

The 2017 Christmas decoration came out like this. I was not very excited about it this time. The design usually comes from the forms of recent artwork projects. This year more time was spent packing and moving art than making it. So, it makes sense that this is an old shape with a little holiday […]

Fifteen Years of Christmas Gift Making

Somehow the Christmas gifts for last year were not documented in this blog. They were done on time for distributing to their various locations. There were about 50 made this year. Santa’s workshop! This week there was some time to get ahead on the Christmas gift design for this year. The next idea is pretty […]

Lisbon Roosters

Roosters seem to be everywhere. Recent trips abroad have proven the popularity of the rooster motif as seen in homes, shops, advertisements, graffiti, glassware, jewelry, sculpture, painting….. Yes, even ChristopherPollockArt has made and sold a few rooster pieces. During this trip to Lisbon, Portugal, there is time to do some artwork while my wife meets […]

Robin’s Cabin

This post is mainly to try out the new theme. We are traveling at the moment and there is plenty of time to play with WordPress. Getting far away from most of “it all” is allowing opportunities to focus on the projects that are more portable and intrinsic than recent workloads. Before marriage and children […]

Lost Artist

What happened? If you follow my wife’s blog chrissie.blog you know that this summer we have moved from our Western New York home of 25 years to my mother’s family home of 70+ years in Northern New York . Also, all three of our children pretty much left the nest in June.(Coincidentally all on the […]
My Aunt’s Blog: Mehrling Muse
Hunting for Waterfalls

From the waterfall book John gave me, I picked out the destination of Yellow Creek Falls, about 100 miles away. The drive through the mountains was very pleasant. The walk to get there was labeled a #5, a moderate hike with some uphill sections, roots, stones, and a ridge to climb. Red flags did not […]

Unnatural Nature Shots

After accidentally spilling birdseed on the deck, I saw many more birds coming to eat. One of my favorites is the Eastern Towhee. To me, he is a fancy bird – colorful and with pretty white markings on the black feathers on his back. We’ve had song sparrows all along, but with easier access to […]

Ambulance!

No one was taken to the hospital, although things looked serious with our little street clogged by two emergency vehicles. A sobering thought — all the adults I know in these six houses are over 60. I was hurrying to get breakfast on the table. We were driving to Tennessee to pick up our repaired […]

A Quiet Mother’s Day

I hope Mother’s Day was pleasant for everyone. I had greetings from daughter Lise in Denmark and talked on the phone with daughter Kate and both grandsons. That leaves the Johns – husband and son – to talk about. I was very thankful they were with me. Son John $ lifted a heavy object on […]

Out On the Towns

John offered to take me on a day trip of my choosing between his trips to Tennessee and New York. We both decided the first one I mentioned would be saved for a day with our grandsons. That one involved beautiful views of mountains and a hike to a waterfall. We headed for Beech Mountain […]
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05/15/2017 · by Chrissie

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