What’s Up in the Neighborhood, November 13 2021

Good morning, my wonderful blog readers. As you know, when Saturday rolls around, I step aside from the blog, and showcase the great posts that arrived this week from my blogroll. You know, that list that runs down the right side of my page? Yeah, that blogroll.

So let’s get at it, shall we?

• BLOGS FOR TASTE
  • Jerry Papandrea’s “DerryX” YouTube channel, “An Iron Chef Picked What I Ate in Philly.“
  • Bill Dowd’s “Notes on Napkins,” “‘Work while sick’ email spurs probe of Burlington restaurant.“
  • The Burnt My Fingers blog, “The Food Groups of Facebook.“
  • Jon in Albany’s food blog, “Pierogi Day.“
• BLOGS FOR TRAVEL
  • The Saratoga Woods and Waterways blog, “Finally! A Fine Frosty Morning!“
  • Silvia Lilly in the DelSo blog, “A Greek myth.“
  • Joe Geronimo’s “Adirondack Joe” blog, “Time Lapse.“
• BLOGS FOR HISTORY
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• BLOGS FOR THE IMAGE
  • C.S. Young Jr. Fine Art photography, “Blue Ridge Parkway, Fall Beauty, Pt. 3.“
  • Marc Beebe’s “Wandering Words,” “Not so good.“
  • The Lonerist photo blog, “Palm Tree.“
  • The Resurrected Camera blog, “Kodak cowboy diptych.“
  • Tim Jeffers’ Vintage Lens blog, “Enjoy the Ride!“
• BLOGS FOR THE SCREEN
  • Jacob Gilbert’s ‘The Land of Whatever,” “Eric Bolling has lost his mind.“
  • The B&S About Movies blog, “Mayflower II (2020).“
• BLOGS FOR THE WORD
  • Matthew Johnson in the Pine Hills Review blog, “When Black People Get to Swim in Chicago.“
  • J. Eric Smith’s blog, “Famous Songs by Favorite Artists (Series Two) #55: Tragic Mulatto.“
  • Lydia Rae Bush’s “Alphabet Ravine,’ “The Tree.“
  • The Venn Librarian blog, “Past their best by dates.“
• BLOGS FOR CONSCIENCE
  • Greg Thomas in the “Tune In to Leadership” blog, “R.I.P. Pat Martino: Jazz Avatar.“
• BLOGS FOR LIFESTYLE
  • Roger Green’s “Ramblin’ with Roger,” “Working as an Election Inspector.“
  • Alexis Ryder’s “Stories I’ve Never Told,” “The Album of the Year.“
  • The Bedlam Farm Journal, “Meet Jazmine from Bishop Maginn High School. She Says She ‘Grew the Hardship.’ Her Teachers Say She May Change the World.“
  • The Social B Creative site, “SBC Hive Spotlight: Valerie Thompson.“
  • The “Off Her Chops” podcast with Cassie Lee and Jessie McKay, “K.I.S.S.“

Have a great weekend, everybody!