Monthly Archives: March 2008

I has a hot dog

Someone turned me on to the companion site, Icanhascheezburger, some time ago. I guess you have to be in the mood for these sites to strike your funny bone – and I’ve been in the mood for a while now. … Continue reading

Posted in Funny, Pets | Comments Off

What a week!

What a great week it has been since I got back from that quilt retreat! Just the best in every way. On Thursday night I realized I had spent more time in my sewing room over the past week than … Continue reading

Posted in Food & Drink, Quilting & Sewing, Religion, Thought | 1 Comment

Proof positive that quilting can be demanding ….

Here are some more pictures of this weekend, captured in a moment of intense labor. Here we see nurse Susan (left) and nurse Karen (right) assisting during the final closing. Nurse Karen wipes my brow, sweaty from concentration, during the … Continue reading

Posted in Pictures, Quilting & Sewing | 3 Comments

For those who need a Beulah fix …

Here is a good shot of Her Majesty reclining on the sofa one recent afternoon, looking every bit the basset hound she is. Isn’t she just regal?

Posted in Pets, Pictures | Comments Off

What a great weekend!

A group of quilting friends and I headed to Lake City over the weekend. We made our home for two days the Dragonfly Dreams Retreat Center, recently opened by a friend of ours who used to belong to our local … Continue reading

Posted in Quilting & Sewing, Travel | 4 Comments

The tulips are coming, the tulips are coming!

Hard to believe since there is still so much snow on the ground, but the local TV station is reporting the current temp as 44 degrees and climbing. If you can’t wait to see buds blooming, (and there’s a woman … Continue reading

Posted in Knitting & Crochet, Nature | 1 Comment

What kind of flower are you?

My friend Fran over at Redondowriter posted a link on her blog that caught my interest. We are all ready for spring, if not downright anxious to see winter leave. Yesterday, H and I took off with his mom and … Continue reading

Posted in Nature | 5 Comments