This
weekend has been a microcosm of the craziness that is February weather.
Yesterday was a GORGEOUS day, with a high of 70 degrees. This morning it was
pouring rain and it’s been in the 40s all day. I was a wee bit annoyed that I
had to leave the house today, but really that’s how I feel most days & I don’t
know why I’m blaming the weather.
Sunday, February 6th
We finally took Christmas down. It’s been lighter for longer in the evenings so I was ok with it.
I also finished one of my
WIPs that I “have” to finish before I can start on my new scarf (and a cardigan,
and a secret blanket project that I haven’t talked about). It's a super cozy lap blanket for my cousin.
(Continuing my Black History
Month project…) Meet Black
Liturgies!
Monday, February 7th
Stopped by Daddy & Sue’s house towork the puzzle visit, but they had ALREADY FINISHED THE
PUZZLE. Man. I had sit and actually talk to them.
Meet
Nedra Tawwab!
Sunday, February 6th
We finally took Christmas down. It’s been lighter for longer in the evenings so I was ok with it.
Stopped by Daddy & Sue’s house to
Tuesday, February 8th
When Dr. M went to his dad’s house on Saturday his dad was having a lot of trouble hearing. After determining that it wasn’t a problem with his hearing aid battery, Dr. M scheduled an appointment with his audiologist. While he was there they did a new hearing test (the first in 2 years due to the pandemic), and figured out that his hearing aid needed adjusted. What a huge difference! Dr. M said that his dad kept commenting on how loud things were.
I got tulips for an early Valentine present!
I was pretty pleased with my tuna salad on a saltine hors d’oeuvres until I dropped it on the floor. Oops!
New puzzle at my dad’s house! We like this one a lot – it has some funky shapes and the quality of the puzzle is A+. Yes, we are now puzzle snobs.
My cousin’s granddaughter had a first birthday party & I decided to go – partly because there would be cake, but also to confab with my cousin about a project I’m going to work on for her. As a bonus, I got to see this cutie patootie, who was definitely NOT in smash cake mode. She kept sticking her finger into the icing very delicately. So adorable.
It's about time you had some cake in your post. Of course, now I want some, and we have ZERO.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying meeting the people you're featuring. Thank you.
(Too bad about your tuna salad cracker. At least you didn't ruin an outfit, I guess.)
I only got to eat one cupcake and it was NOT enough! I'm glad you're enjoying the women I'm highlighting!
DeleteI did not get tuna on my outfit. Thank goodness!
I can vouch for the fact that not all puzzles are created equal. The variety is actually quite fascinating. The challenge with our current one is that its hard to know for sure if the piece fits or if it could easily go somewhere else. The struggle. :)
ReplyDeleteYES! We did Starry Night recently & it was like that - one of the hardest ones we've done!
DeleteI don't know what's been up with blogger, but I didn't get an email about your last post, or this one, and it took me forever to get the magic box to let me type a comment. I'm going to just leave this, and then take time to really read your entries. We'll call this a test!
ReplyDeleteOh no! I'm sorry you've had technical difficulties!
DeleteI loved seeing that cutie with the cake. Except -- now I want cake. I just went to the fridge and got a lemon chiffon nonfat yogurt instead. It's not at all the same, but beggars, chosers, and all that. I laughed at your eye cream tale. I got fed up and finally bought a lipstick brush. Now, when my lipstick is "all gone" I can get another month or so from it. I'm not about to throw away that last half-inch of lipstick!
ReplyDeleteSomeone on Facebook recommended a tiny little spatula that's designed to get lotions & creams out of bottles more efficiently. Of course I bought it. Ha!
DeleteI like your black History Month project. and you finally posted a food concoction that looks good so of course it landed on the floor.
ReplyDeleteIt was a tragedy. I ended up mixing the spinach & tomatoes in the tuna & just sort of crumbling the crackers on top.
DeleteThat birthday girl - what a beauty!!!
ReplyDeletedont feel bad - my tree is still up - I mean, its empty - but I still turn the lights on.
I didn't actually get the tree down until Saturday, so it was up for a week without any ornaments. Ha!
DeleteI had predicted (along with most of the sports pundits) that L.A. would win but it was close. I didn't really care one way or the other. And once Joe Burrow learns to move out of the pocket or get an offensive line that will protect him, I think the Bengals will be a contender for years.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're right because that would be a lot of fun!
DeleteIs that Roy? When did his face get so gray?!
ReplyDeleteHe's showing his age these days. He's still a bundle of energy when he first gets out of his lot (he has a big lot, but he loves to explore outside of it and greet neighbors like us), but he doesn't roam far afield, and he tires more easily. Still, he is healthy and happy and well loved. I do make him work for treats, though. I ask him to sit, then I tell him he's a good boy and toss the treat over his head for him to fetch. He loves chasing after the bouncing treats! When I took this pic, he had already worn himself out, so he went back home to rest after some pets.
DeleteI do the same type of dinner - tuna with basil and tomato on a cracker. I'll be glad when I have fresh basil again!.
ReplyDeleteI still have Christmas things to move into the attic, and then get out Easter decor!
ReplyDeleteLove how you used up the eye cream to the very end.
Tulips are beautiful, and so is Roy!