"Meadow rats" along the lane leading to our house this afternoon.
I need to clean the leaves out of my flowerbeds!My sister and her husband flew home today; Oregon gave them a sunshiny good-bye kiss to make them want the job Kristine interviewed for that much more. She might know by the end of the week!
I received this lovely gift today in addition to the purple croci near my front door. Awhile back I won a drawing on Tina's blog, and for that she sent me a personal tea party! Not only is the Earl Grey decaffeinated, the cookies are my favorite from childhood when my grandma used to make them, and since I didn't make any last Christmas, it feels like forever since I've enjoyed any. The chocolates are from a shop near Tina, and were (yes, I said "were;" wanna make something of it? :-) heavenly. Thank-you so much, Tina!I haven't had much time to knit in the last 24 hours, but did finally reach the underarm shaping on the back of my vest. I'll take another photo after whatever I can add to it tonight. Since I do have two skeins of a lighter grey in the same yarn, I'm sure I can attractively incorporate those somehow to finish it should I run out of the dye lot I started with. Knit on!
That's it for now from . . .
You are most welcome - T.
ReplyDeleteOh, how I long to see some spring flowers. How lucky you are to see green instead of huge piles of white. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeletePretty colourful web design on your blog, Michelle... :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shade of crocuses :)
http://ourlittlecornerofparadise.blogspot.com/2010/02/flocks-of-pigeons-at-barleycorn.html
I received a package this morning from Tina as well, but I didn't photograph when it first came and have had my way with the contents since. I had my first Mexican Wedding Cookie before breakfast - yum!
ReplyDeleteCrocuses?! Already?! I gotta move somewhere warmer. My spring flower beds are under at least 12-18 inches of snow, and will be for a long time yet....
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