We skipped on the saffron buns (Lucy cakes) but had white fish, boiled potatoes and baby peas for dinner. That was Swedish enough - right? : )
Around the house (inside and out) with friends, family, fashions/footwear, furniture/fabrics, ferns/flowers, and felines.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Pine Cone Santa - a memory of Tinsley
Certain trinkets of Christmas bring back memories of dear friends who departed way before their time. My best friend Tinsley gave me this Santa (which was crafter dby her dear friend Maria) the year of Tinsley's last Christmas. I miss you every day, my friend.
Monday, December 5, 2011
Just a little bit - like Christmas
Bit by bit the tinsel and balls are coming out -
St. Lucia is almost here - hooray for meatballs and saffron buns
An Into Vintage stocking creation by Amy - love that vintage linen.
Three cheers for prims for me and Apothic for the guests.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
The Legend of Stormy Hallow - really? - snow BEFORE Halloween?
Highlighting assorted Boo Blizzard pictures sent to me from friends frenzied to find so much snow on October 29! (Click on pics to enlarge)
The little snow ghost doesn't find this boo-tiful at all!
Not feelin' that "first snow of the year thrill" are you, Sweetie?
High tech snow removal...
The headless snowman of stormy hollow
The accessories of summer didn't see this one coming.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Forgotten birthday pictures - a festive event at a neighbor's home
Chocolate on chocolate with whipped cream and raspberries. And a giftie (olive bowl) wrapped - pink on pink with real posies. Exquisite!
The Haunting of Comfort Clearing for Halloween 2011
Nothing too ghoulish - a few bones and touches of yellow, green, orange and black with a hidden spider or rat welcome Halloween this year.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Some sanding and shellac
Sanding and shellac do the trick - (click on pictures to enlarge)
And - a little history about "shellac":
(click on link below to read)
History of Shellac
Who knew shellac could be so interesting????
And - a little history about "shellac":
(click on link below to read)
History of Shellac
Who knew shellac could be so interesting????
Friday, September 30, 2011
An EYREy viewing mood
DH has been polite enough to view six versions of Jane Eyre with me. (with not too many nod off incidents)Two more remain: 1944 and 1934. Since he is a channel 44/TCM type of guy I think he might have a special fondness for them. : )
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
A Death Angel
There are oak trees in the woods and nearby this haunting mushroom - the Death Angel
The link to Wiki
Death Angel
Monday, September 12, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Gone fishin' (and back)
Toad and J thought the threat of a storm would limit their catch at Bowman's creek - apparently not.
That's a 12" wide cafeteria tray, BTW.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Saturday, July 9, 2011
la tienda tapas
Love/Enjoy everything from this online shop of Spanish treats.
The link is la tienda link for online shop
Monday, June 6, 2011
Blue Green - CC pottery
Artisan pottery is always an exiting find and Circa Ceramics is a big time favorite. I chose a few mixed pieces in blue green for a calming effect with the last two showing skull motifs. Why the fasination with skulls? When one has suffered with migraines or eye surgery or cervical spine surgery or ACM - one can not avoid focusing on that part of the body.
Monday, May 30, 2011
The dark and dreary flowers
More like dead and dried flowers. After the black eyed Susans had their time in the sun and shared their brilliant yellow with all of us I waited and used their remains for a rather interesting display at the bottom of the steps. Dark and dreary!
When I think of fresh cut flowers
I think of my neighbor Liz who spoils me terrible by randomly stopping by with flowers from her garden to my vase and table!
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