What did I get done this week?
I canned tomatoes with my friend Meridith.
This is just batch number one. 17 Jars. 8 for me, 9 for her.
This is just batch number one. 17 Jars. 8 for me, 9 for her.
It is beyond addictive to set in stores for the winter.
It appeals to me on a
"wild frontierswoman/ Survivor of the Great Depression"
kind of level.
It appeals to me on a
"wild frontierswoman/ Survivor of the Great Depression"
kind of level.
I sent StressBunny II: The Return of StressBunny
off to his new home in The British Isles.
off to his new home in The British Isles.
I got my haircut. Only 12 weeks overdue.
Took Puppers to school.
He isn't the best puppy in class, but he's close.
He isn't the best puppy in class, but he's close.
Talked to the track coach about some nasty foul mouthed little creatures
who have NO Idea What Sportmanship Looks Like.
who have NO Idea What Sportmanship Looks Like.
I made a new "pup with stuff" for a sweet friend
Bought "pricey" vintage toy kitchen. Photo Essay to follow.
Ordered more tomatoes to can.
Finished a crayon tinted vintage embroidery bit.
And went to watch track meet number one featuring "the reluctant runner: Jacob Mann".
He was not last.
He was not last.
Put off regular housekeeping chores with a level of procrastination that is difficult to explain,
let alone justify.
It was a pretty good week.
let alone justify.
It was a pretty good week.
Please add this to your list... you boosted a fellow crafter's spirits with your uplifting email. You reminded me of the many reasons I do my "art" and helped me to successfully navigate the path that included selling my things and actually making money.
ReplyDeleteThank you dear BB... Love, Lindy
I'm curious to know what you though of his Dark Materials!
ReplyDeleteI loved His Dark Materials! Book one was definitely my favorite. I recently read "The Ruby in Smoke" which is the first of another trilogy of Philip Pullman, but it was not nearly as compelling.
ReplyDeleteThat bunny is simply adorable!
And I love the embroidary. Too cute!
I love the little dutch girls embroidery!
ReplyDeleteyet more AMAZING inspiration. sounds like a *very* good week indeed.
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see the vintage kitchen photo shoot.
GEEZ! Shame us all! I managed to sort of get out of bed everyday and fiddle around. Your stuff is GREAT! Especially the yummy looking tomatoes! Time to get out the jars, blackberries all over the place! Thanks for the inspiration! LOVE the little kitchen!WANT!
ReplyDeleteI'm with ya on putting up preserves. i can't be stopped! More jalapeno jam tonight (we are drowning in jalapenos!)
ReplyDeleteIf you enjoyed canning tomatoes, you might also enjoy making cucumbers. That is my favorite thing to "put up" although I have not done it in many years. Vickie
ReplyDeleteBusy Betty!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat did you think of His Dark Materials? I completely loved it!
xoxo
I am SO jealous of your canning! I keep saying I'll get to mine but... It might just be a tomato paste kind of year...
ReplyDeletethose tomatoes look just yumptious! Now, after all that activity I need to sit down and have a cuppa! t.x
ReplyDeleteSuch a busy person. I'm in love with the bunny.
ReplyDeleteWow, you got lots done! I love canning too. I agree that it kind of takes hold of one and is satisfying on a very basic level.
ReplyDeleteLove the bunny too!
so this isn't about just this post but this is about every single one you have
ReplyDeleteyou are absolutely adorable
your entire page made me go awww
i love the cake you made for your son
how creative ^_^
and yummy
sorry i just had to express myself eheh
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