Labor Day cookout - A lofty study and appreciation of clouds - A fun spin on Halloween - Just how many decisions do we make each day?

The basement is finally drying out - we're all pretty adept with technology - 19th century paintings featuring riparian outings

A tribute to the elusive mourning dove - A heavy downpour creates havoc in the basement - Making a connection between the peach and the beach.

A year in the life of seasons in New England - Guy has his work cut out for him with his front bushes - Mushroom and garlic make for a warrior in the kitchen - Notes on a Rhode Island morning - Our planet had a bad day at the turn of the millenium

A recollection of the great 19th century painters - Remembering Andy - Rediscovering Woody Allen as an actor

It's all about that blissful early evening time - Guy already has a title for his painting - A celebration of suburbia - Guy tags along on Gary's candy delivery - Someone's getting psyched about a rethink of his backyard layout - After a cloudy start the day transitions to glorious sun and blue skies - Cats are famously clean and they work hard at it - It's not Lourdes but rather a mindset - It's the first day of Summer!

Buckles Brannigan opines on his town of Southfork, old west Texas - Guy coughs and sees stars and explored the whole phenomena of what we all experience. (hiccups would be a good example).

Guy tries to stay pithy with his episodes but by the time the third segment comes around he's apparently lost his way.

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Guy starts on a new journey of oil painting. He picks up where he left off way back in art school - the brushes are selected, the paints are at the ready. Guy starts painting. It's around the tenth sitting and he needs to make a small but important change.