Whining

-
With little more than a month left of my one year commitment to post a daily photo, it's been a challenge to post something creative and interesting lately.  These days it's cleaning, culling and Coastal Oregon as I try to get my house in order and finish my latest Blurb book before the 25% off deadline of April 2nd.

Today I couldn't even escape for a mini artist's date, and I know exactly where I would have gone.  

I'm picking my camera up right now, to find something to photograph that represents my day.  

Just to be clear I did not drink six glasses of wine today.   Last night I hosted my book club and I didn't feeling like doing the dishes at 10:00 last night and left it all for this morning.  



Comments

  1. I am LOVDMarch 27, 2012 at 7:50 PM

    Looks like a lot of fun accompanied those glasses. I've been invited to a book club and I'm not sure I'm going. The book is a bit racey and I just don't think it's my style. Let alone to discuss the book with others. It's gotten a lot of attention lately. It's called 50 Shades of Grey. I haven't even gotten the book so how could I go to the book club? On the fence.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Suzan Wood-YoungMarch 28, 2012 at 7:13 AM

      I haven't read that book either. Have you found out what other books they are reading? Maybe this one wasn't their typical choice. I'd wanted to join a book club for years but never knew anyone that belonged to one. My Mom started her own by putting up a sign in the library (or maybe it was church) but that didn't appeal to me. Then one day my husband and I went to a dinner party and I met some women who were about to start one. It was perfect timing because not only was I wanting to join a book club, I was also opening myself up to making new friends. They asked if I wanted to join and I said "I'd love to." Perhaps the same will happen to you! :)

      Delete
  2. Rượu ngoại Thanh NiênJuly 30, 2018 at 9:12 PM

    Thanks for your very meaningful article for the colorful life, let me bring you a glass of classic wine with the best quality.
    ruou chivas

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Pearls of Wisdom

-
Image
On Tuesday, my daughter received her diploma from the University of British Columbia. On Wednesday I was moving documents to my new computer when I stumbled upon a verse I'd copied from a card my mom gave Nicole when she graduated from high school.  I thought I'd post it today along with some photos of my Mom.  Today, is the fourth anniversary of her passing. GRANDMA'S PEARLS OF WISDOM by Becky Netherland I've traveled paths you've yet to walk Learned lessons old and new And now this wisdom of my life I'm blessed to share with you. Let kindness spread like sunshine Embrace those who are sad Respect their dignity, give them joy And leave them feeling glad   Forgive those who might hurt you And though you have your pride Listen closely to their viewpoint Try to see the other side Walk softly when you're angry Try not to take offense Invoke your sense of humor Laughter's power is immense!   Express w...
Read more

My Favourite Childhood Christmas Book

-
Image
Every Christmas, for as long as I can remember my heart has been touched by  The Wonderful Window by Beth Vardon,  illustrated by Charlot Byj.    I believe it was written in the 50's and I would likely have received it for Christmas sometime in the 60's.  It's no longer in print so I hope I'm not violating any copyright laws by sharing it with you.    As soon as the patchwork was tacked into place The angel came in with a smile on his face. And both he and Katie got down on their knees, Praying: Lord, could you spare one small miracle -- please? That night, all the people who happened to pass  Saw a wonderful window of glistening glass! And the light from the candles was shining inside  On the angel and Katie -- both beaming with pride. (Just take a look now, while the happy choir sings...You'll see -- even Katie --- has almost got wings!)
Read more

Currying Flavour

-
Image
When I arrived home from grocery shopping on Tuesday I discovered my husband had already purchased a four litre jug of milk to replace the empty one I had spied on the counter that morning.  I bought one too.  We don't use a lot of cow's milk and a four litre jug will usually last us two weeks.  It's not that we don't like it, we just believe that milk is for baby cows, not people and use almond or soy milk (though someone  prefers cow milk in their cereal).  I've been on a kick to use up the extra milk for the past two days and tonight we are going to consume it in a flavourful curried cauliflower soup.   I used this recipe more or less.  The cauliflower was huge so I added a little more curry, used chicken flavoured vegetable broth and replaced the half & half with a cup of skim milk.  I also left some small chunks of cauliflower in the mix because I like a little texture in my creamed soups.  I also added a couple of hu...
Read more