Comments on: Katonah, NY, a charming little hamlet and Bill O'Reilly Vs. Francesca and Sharkey!

By: lasse

lasse — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 23:49:33 +0000

I am a guy from Sweden who do you think is the best and sweetest of all the female actors in the whole usa.would give everything to meet you. you seem to be quite wonderful.
please can you email me back, would be so fun to receive an email from you.
for the entry you learn I never get to do. Lots of hugs: a fan from Sweden

By: Sonya Forsgren-Lytle

Sonya Forsgren-Lytle — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 05:08:38 +0000

Hi Martha!
The pictures of katonah Village are very nice! A quaint little town where everyone knows everyone else! I too live in a little town like that. I live in PA and there are a lot of towns named after Indian names. In fact there is one town called Jim Thorpe, which is originally named ?Monk Chaunk? (not sure of the spelling) Thanks for sharing!

By: Lydia Landesberg

Lydia Landesberg — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 17:01:11 +0000

Thank you for highlighting our beautiful town. The Katonah Village Improvement Society (a non-profit civic group) has just published a walking tour with illustrated map of Katonah. Many of the buildings in Martha's photographs are in our Nationally Registered Historic District. The map is free and available at the bulletin board by the train station (pictured), and at many of the stores in town.

Martha, be sure to pick up a copy!

By: andrea and the weimaraners & unleashed mouth

andrea and the weimaraners & unleashed mouth — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 22:38:14 +0000

Mom, we got this blo today from some French Poodles. I think they like us! F&S

WELL, . . . .

Buried in his own avalanche of ticky tacky talk, Bill Bob has to know that only a canine would close its nose to his poo pooey and be there for the "Old Hound's" rescue.

"Billy Bobber, after years of sliced tongue cling clang, you still have a friend. Call me Pinhead Lohrend."

FRENCH EMBASSY POODLE BRIGADE CAPTAIN---for the honor and protection of our French cousins FRANCESCA AND SHARKEY.

By: delia

delia — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 17:49:02 +0000

having lived in another country and four different US states, I have found quaint towns and beauty in all...thank you for sharing these lovely photos of a lovely place.

By: louise

louise — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 14:40:23 +0000

O seeing this posting about Katonah makes me so wistful..I used to go with my grandmother to Katonah to the fish store..wonder if it is still in business..loved the statue. My grandparents lived in Bedford ..there used to be a blueberry farm across from their house..cream and blueberries for breakfast..You have found the magical place to live. Look forward to your new crafts book..have you seen Lost Crafts, Rediscovering Traditional Skills by Una McGovern,Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd

By: Sheila Abohosh

Sheila Abohosh — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 13:26:50 +0000

Martha, I don't know you beyond what I've seen. May I say that I really admire you. I don't have a lot of time for much of anything. My life has been busy; but I know that it's not easy picking yourself up with a positive attitude from the lessons life bring your way. I'm sure my hap hazard way of life would drive you crazy hahahha however yours makes me anxious *grins*. I want you to know that I find you charming and with great character, smart and with great wit. You seem like you stay true to yourself and have figured a way to make most lemons in to a chiffon lemon cake, pies, and lemon-aid and at a profit to yourself. I think it's funny that some can make monies at other expense and be glorified for doing so. Then there are people like yourself that work hard and over come obsticals and your under the microscope. Thank you for a way for me to tell you this and thank you for all your wonderful ideas that I can incorporate in to my own crazy way. May God bless you and yours. sheila

By: Er ica Hanwright

Er ica Hanwright — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 07:59:37 +0000

Hi Martha,
The citizens of Katonah are very lucky to have such a variety of shops that are so individual. I think this is what makes shopping fun and not a chore.
Erica
Brisbane Australia

By: Norbie K. Las Vegas

Norbie K. Las Vegas — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 02:40:50 +0000

What a wonderful quaint little town. PS: I'm drooling over your katonah version with Kaybee Homes. In fact I'm adding a subway tiled backsplash in my kitchen.

By: Linda

Linda — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 00:05:08 +0000

Hi Martha:

I love your small town Ketonah. It's so charming and quaint. Its a place I'd love to visit someday. Thanks for sharing your pictures of this very lovely place.

Linda
Phila., PA