This week we had the moon and Medieval
Wednesday (sort of like Medieval Monday, but on Wednesday instead).
Sunday,
September 27th
Dr.
M had to get out his medieval weaponry to make sure everything was in order –
trebuchet & torsion catapult.
We’ve
seen a few hummingbirds this week. Dudes – it’s time to head south!
Blood
moon! Dr. M took some great pictures of the eclipse. Check them out here.
Monday,
September 28th
Just-past-midnight Super Moon!
Juvenile cardinal – they make me
laugh.
I finished square #4 of pattern
#19. I was interested in how different it looked depending on how many colors I
used.
Tuesday,
September 29th
Dr. M dressed as a super hero
for spirit week.
That evening he built his siege
towers.
Wednesday,
September 30th
Medieval Wednesday!
I have a friend going through
some rough times right now. I decided that she needed a heart.
Thursday,
October 1st
Campus deer.
Friday,
October 2nd
Had a meeting at our Diocesan
headquarters this morning. I sat across from a wall ‘o Bishops.
Our neighbor decorated for
Halloween, so Dr. M put out our new flag.
My daily walk.
Saturday,
October 3rd
Around
the yard – so pretty around here these days!
I started
working on Square #1 of Pattern #20. I’m not too sure about this one – either it’s
weird, or I am (all right – ya'll can stop laughing now).
Hope everyone has a great week!
love all your crocheted squares. I'd never be able to keep track of what I was doing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet gift the heart is. Your friend will love it. Our hummingbirds are still hanging around, too.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd feel a bit uncomfortable sitting in front of a wall of bishops. I'd have to be on my best behavior.
ReplyDeleteGreat crocheted squares; you're very talented!
ReplyDeleteI love the heart for your friend! Did she get the Snoopy thing, too? LOL at the siege towers!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am a bit of a nut, like my pet squirrels...
DeleteHaven't seen hummingbirds around here. Now the bees have taken over the feeder.
ReplyDeleteThat heart is just wonderful! And I really enjoyed your wall o'Bishops, too. I just found out that one of my readers is a descendent of Nicholas Ridley, Bishop of London and Westminster, and martyr (along with Thomas Cranmer and Hugh Latimer, all of whom were burned at that stake.) How's that for history? It's pretty interesting stuff, which you can read about here.
ReplyDeleteMedieval Day looks fun! I remember that trebuchet from before.
ReplyDeleteYour hummingbird looks similar to the one Sharon photographed in Arizona:
http://phxdp.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/a-friendly-wave.html
Maybe some of them HAVE gone south?
I love your Snoopy-Woodstock desk toy.