Sure Signs of Spring
Sail boats on the Hudson, by Beverly Aisenbrey
All alone, but trying, by Greg Lozier
Just greening up, by Carolyn Reiss
Just budding out, by Carolyn Reiss
Reflections from Robert Fulton Bridge
Photo by Ed Lannert
Kendal Art: It’s a Shoe Thing
Photo by Ed Lannert
Sleepy Hollow Fun Run 2026
Piping to help a a Runner on his way, by Beverly Aisenbrey
Stuff and Nonsense . . .
For those of you uninitiated in the glory that is Mah Jongg, it is a game of making patterns with tiles. Some tiles are like playing cards: a design with a number. Their “face cards” are dragons (red and green) and “soap” (looks like a bar of Ivory soap). Some are flowers. Some are “winds”: North, East, South, and West represented by the first letter of its name (N, E, S, W). At a recent game, players noticed that the gods of Mah Jongg must be sending them a coded message with the winds and a Soap:
Photo by Amanda Slattery
Day’s End at Kendal
Photo by Edward Kasinec