It’s that time of year…..How will you get your Pumpkin home?
I took this photo last year at the Brimfield antique market. I love the shoulder strap usage on the tote.
Cant wait to share some photos from Oaxaca but until I can get my act together, I’ll leave you with one of the first things I saw once back in NYC. A woman waiting for the subway, carrying two Home Depot bags with some overly designed clip system on a hand truck.
I’ve gone ahead and carried myself and my chef knives to Oaxaca Mexico for a chef’s intensive with the renowned Susana Trillings. I’ll be back posting next week! Since arriving last Tuesday I’ve already seen some amazing new ways to carry in the local markets and around town, check back soon for photos…
The main river that runs through Feng Huang and is criss-crossed by many bridges and walkways. To get up to them, there are long stone stairways that switchback up the sides.
In the mornings, women go down to the river with their children to wash clothes. As they go back and forth to get more loads, sometimes they put the babies into the baskets on the way up again.
from the blog www.stuckincustoms.com
Although a familiar scene back in the college years…there is something about this that reminds me of a funeral procession. Just a thought…
Anyone feel like playing a game of Jenga?
Market men in Bangalore, Karnataka, IN
You would think that our necks would collapse at some point carrying like this. But it’s absolutely incredible what our bodies are capable of.
Darjeeling, India
Darjeeling, India
On the move in India
· Images are either from personal archives or borrowed from the web-o-sphere.
