The cooking, crafting and mothering adventures of a former world traveler.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
WARNING
An important warning for those singles out there contemplating going on a date. A mere two years ago today, Jon and I went on our first date. We now find ourselves graduated, married, careered, mortgaged, and babied. If you do not exercise caution, it could happen to you too.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME
that Mollee Gray was on So You Think You Can Dance?!?! I know, I KNOW that I don't have cable, and we don't get any TV reception in our stupid house, but I WOULD HAVE GOTTEN CABLE IF I HAD KNOWN. NOW I find out, now that she's off the show. I guess that's life.
I was Mollee's drama teacher. OK...student teacher. But still. Love the girl.
I was Mollee's drama teacher. OK...student teacher. But still. Love the girl.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
All in a row
Sunday, December 6, 2009
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas and life decisions at the cutting counter.
We've been getting ready for Christmas, here on the east coast, but yesterday the weather finally cooperated with our preparations. In the morning, fluffy white flakes began to fall from the sky, and by afternoon, the ground was covered. This event marks Olivia's first snow! Here is our little snow angel.
Also, I have been working on Christmas stockings. I found the most beautiful wool felt to make them from, and figured I might never be able to find it again. Since I would like our whole family to have matching stockings, I thought I'd better buy some extra fabric. So I found myself at the cutting counter mentally calculating how many children we might have. It was a strange place to make such an important decision, but I think I got it figured out. I won't tell you how much fabric I ended up with, or make any promises about using it all, but I will say that I spent more money than I had planned.
Here is Olivia's finished stocking.
Also, I have been working on Christmas stockings. I found the most beautiful wool felt to make them from, and figured I might never be able to find it again. Since I would like our whole family to have matching stockings, I thought I'd better buy some extra fabric. So I found myself at the cutting counter mentally calculating how many children we might have. It was a strange place to make such an important decision, but I think I got it figured out. I won't tell you how much fabric I ended up with, or make any promises about using it all, but I will say that I spent more money than I had planned.
Here is Olivia's finished stocking.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Olivia's Half Birthday
Kirsti's Visit
I was lucky enough to be visited by one, Kirsti Vogeler this past weekend. We had a blast, as Kirst and I always do. We had lots of adventures together including a trip to Baltimore's Little Italy for some good food, and a walk along the inner harbor, a long walk in the park on a GORGEOUS Sunday afternoon, a visit to the International Spy Museum in DC (watch out, we now know how to pick locks and bug your office), and a trip to Fort McHenry (home of the flag that inspired our national anthem).
We are all going to miss her lots! Thanks so much for coming, Kirsti!!
My Thanksgiving Table
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