I hit the library for some reading material for a rainy weekend. Are you a Jane Austen fan? Me too! I am amazed at the titles using Jane Austen as a jumping off place, and I've read a bunch. These look good, and when I finish the books I can pick up a hook and crochet something romantic!
Some sweet inspiration.
These girls have the best ideas, for anytime of the year.
After watching The Bronson Pinchot Project on DIY, I so want to be more daring in my decorating. Bronson should really write a book, but until then, Salvage Secrets will do!
Birds. They've been on my mind. Right before Easter, I lost my parakeet, Mr. Dilbert Pickles, after a long illness. I've included his obituary, as it was published in the Budgie Gazette. Rest in peace Dill. Sigh...
Dilbert Pickles
200?-2012
Dilbert Pickles was laid to
rest under the rose arbor
in a quiet evening
ceremony attended by
his friends. In a touching
eulogy, Dill was remembered
with a story about his
brief escape from his
cage. Dill is survived
by his mate Blueberry Pie.
Here comes that rainy day feeling again...
Seriously, Have a great weekend my friends.
2 comments:
I'm so sorry about your loss. May Blueberry Pie fill the void left behind. I love the names of your birds.
Sounds like you are busy creating! How fun!
I too am sorry to hear of your loss. Is that bringing the rainy day feelings to you big time?
Maybe this will bring a smile . . . My sons BD is tomorrow. I made a cake. Second round cake in my lifetime . . . not a baker. The first one was an angel food and when I took it out of the pan there were holes all over. Desperation set in. . . so I cut the bottom off and tried to fill the holes. Tears, desperate, crying . . . you can figure out the rest of the story! Hubby went out and bought a cake for his BD party . . . I said, "NEVER AGAIN!" Until today . . . As I said Scott's BD tomorrow and he will be will be 48 . . . So try again I did. Not perfect but better than the one I made 51 years ago . . .
I will post about it tomorrow . . . smiling yet?
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