Too much temptation
This Project Spectrum thing looks too good to pass up. I'm not sure I can put myself on a schedule though! **debates the temptation**
I have serious book unpacking to do today; but where in the world we are going to put them is beyond me. J is asking that we break our weekly grocery-shopping pact and buy a loaf of bread. He made homemade hummus last night and the bread somehow all disappeared.
Willow is not yet convinced that my dishcloths (finished #5 - #6 on its way) are not huge bowtie mice. She started to carry one off yesterday -- and got quite a way before I caught her.
We have a very odd movie to watch today -- Shanghai Triad -- 'a gangster film set in 1930s China.' J says it is Chinese-language also. I wonder how much this will mess up my Japanese-language learning! ;o)
I was just over at Myra's knitting basket. She has some beautiful images in her gallery (and some fabulous lace on her needles). The red flat-top felted hat in her gallery is very unique! (pattern?)
I have serious book unpacking to do today; but where in the world we are going to put them is beyond me. J is asking that we break our weekly grocery-shopping pact and buy a loaf of bread. He made homemade hummus last night and the bread somehow all disappeared.
UPDATE: Thanks to Chris for suggesting to bake crackers! These Pepper Crackers are SO GOOD and very easy to make in our food processor. I made two batches today!
Willow is not yet convinced that my dishcloths (finished #5 - #6 on its way) are not huge bowtie mice. She started to carry one off yesterday -- and got quite a way before I caught her.
We have a very odd movie to watch today -- Shanghai Triad -- 'a gangster film set in 1930s China.' J says it is Chinese-language also. I wonder how much this will mess up my Japanese-language learning! ;o)
Picture this: Willow is perched on our slanted drafting-table, sleeping 'Allball' style in our 10"x10" square puzzle box (with one leg dangling over the side). Nestled between her little white paws is da-da-da-dum... my dishcloth from last night! She is now about a ten-pound cat, so every once in a while she moves the wrong way, falls off the table, and has to climb back up.
I was just over at Myra's knitting basket. She has some beautiful images in her gallery (and some fabulous lace on her needles). The red flat-top felted hat in her gallery is very unique! (pattern?)
posted by RheLynn at
8:31 AM
12 Comments:
The Project Spectrum schedule is pretty relaxed! :)
Hmm, I don't know - maybe you need to bake some bread or crackers instead of buying, to maintain the pact?! ;)
He drank all the soy milk too :o(
I'm looking online, but so far only found one vegan recipe that doesn't take soy milk... and it is a pastry-shell. :o( :o(
Hmm.. crackers? That got me onto a whole different set of recipes, thanks!
Crackers recipe that only requires margarine (which we have some vegan margarine in the house)
Glad to oblige. :)
Does Willow get offended when she falls off? As if it's somehow your fault?
Not as much as when we laugh at her ;o)
It is more of a 'Nobody saw that, it didn't happen' attitude.
hello, nice to meet you too! how did you find me on the web?
/myra- very curious :)
I haven't seen a hat quite like that before! It looks very warm.
You're welcome!!
Join the Project Spectrum fun! Like Chris said, it is relaxed! Lemme know if you wanna sign up ;)
You're learning Japanese? Cool!
Guess who I thought of when I saw this free softie pattern?! Makes me wish I sewed!
Thank you Chris! She looks so cute!
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