Monthly Archives: March 2006

Honeysuckle is blooming. Mmmmmm. My pretty new pin. At knitting tonight, Anne Marie and Carrie celebrate happy news, which I will let them share. Petey the dog tries to burn out my soul with his evil eyes, but he will … Continue reading →

Thanks, y’all, for the sofa advice. Gonna wait and let my momma weigh in too, whenever she and I both have time. Maybe I’ll try a few more stores. Ideally I’ll find a camelback comfy sofa in eggplant . . … Continue reading →

So I really want to buy living room furniture. I have stuff in there now, but just odds and ends that aren’t really comfortable or functional and they are ugly. So I’m thinking about these. Please weigh in. This one … Continue reading →

Got to knit with these lovely ladies today at Depalmas. Got this far on my scarf last night. I’m trying to decide if I should rip it out and use larger needles. At first I was disappointed it wasn’t more … Continue reading →

So the kudzu is beginning to peek out, so I snapped some pictures at work so I can start planning my tattoo. Here are some baby kudzu leaves. Yeah, they look like poison ivy sorta, except the leaflets have knobs. … Continue reading →

A redbud Baby fig leaf Made a delicious salmon dish tonight, but now, alas, my house smells like fish. I cleaned, but it persists. Any tips on how to eradicate the smell?

Went to the R. A. Miller exhibit in Gainesvillle today with Pat and Jon. I really love Miller’s work, and I have a green spotted monster and red chicken I love. Here are some devils. Evidently the color of the … Continue reading →

What a day. Started early at J&J Flea Market. I didn’t find a whole lot, but I did find a guy who sells live hens, so I may go back to get hens there whenever I build a coop. He … Continue reading →

I have decided to start a new tradition for St. Patrick’s Day: buy myself fabulous espadrilles. Notice my toes are painted for the holiday. Believe it or not, they are actually very comfortable. They’re very springy and easy to walk … Continue reading →

Have any of you ever heard of syllabub? Eaten it? I’d like to know your experience with it.