Scavenger Hunt from Life #163: Jun 19 - Jul 01
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Jo Castillo
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joe1lt, ahh, so great to see and hear from you. Good luck on your nursing and we look forward to the time when you are drawing again. I always miss Eyore! Thanks for stopping in!!
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Joe, it is good to see your post and hear how life is going for you. It sounds like the nursing course is keeping you very busy. Thank you for checking in with us. I will be looking forward to August when you can connect with us more.
Ned, I'd bet that pitcher has stories to tell.
Yesterday I went to the farmers market in Islip. The weather was a bit iffy in the morning so I decided to sketch from my mobile studio. I parked right by this interesting booth with the logo, Hydro Peppers. The guy had a lot of traffic stopping by, so after I finished sketching him and his booth I got out of the car to check out what he actually had. He had bottles of hot sauce and pepper jelly. I asked him how hot the sauce was and he said it was relative and asked what kind of hot sauce I like. When I told him I use ordinary hot sauce he said this was a bit hotter. There was a couple there and he asked us if we wanted to try it. He gave us a tiny plastic cup with a few pretzels in it and then sprinkled a few drops of the sauce on top. I think that was one of the hottest things I ever tasted. My tongue was burning!!! I'm glad he only gave me a few drops. He did say that the pepper jelly wasn't as hot, but I had no interest in that. The sauce was definitely too hot for me to bring home. lol
13 - hot & spicy - watercolors and ink
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14 - trees - direct watercolor
Ned, I'd bet that pitcher has stories to tell.
Yesterday I went to the farmers market in Islip. The weather was a bit iffy in the morning so I decided to sketch from my mobile studio. I parked right by this interesting booth with the logo, Hydro Peppers. The guy had a lot of traffic stopping by, so after I finished sketching him and his booth I got out of the car to check out what he actually had. He had bottles of hot sauce and pepper jelly. I asked him how hot the sauce was and he said it was relative and asked what kind of hot sauce I like. When I told him I use ordinary hot sauce he said this was a bit hotter. There was a couple there and he asked us if we wanted to try it. He gave us a tiny plastic cup with a few pretzels in it and then sprinkled a few drops of the sauce on top. I think that was one of the hottest things I ever tasted. My tongue was burning!!! I'm glad he only gave me a few drops. He did say that the pepper jelly wasn't as hot, but I had no interest in that. The sauce was definitely too hot for me to bring home. lol
13 - hot & spicy - watercolors and ink
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14 - trees - direct watercolor
Jo Castillo
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Joan, I saw the Hydro Pepper on my iPad earlier but not on the computer, it was fun to see.... This of the trees is excellent. Love the fence. On the way to PT Friday I saw a similar fence with a bit of curve on the pickets between the posts and I thought, "Joan would do that so well." I love it. (flag, too.)
