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Foggy Morn

View from my floor. I am still seeing fog when I look out my office window.

 

  

 

Entrelac, Etc.

To make up for the lack of progress on my entrelac wrap and lack of blogging, I have lots of photos today. First, the entrelac in Plymouth Kudo yarn.

See the Knit Picks Zephyr needle points there? Neat and lightweight.

A few months ago when it was fresh, I hung this what? Deer pelvis. maybe? on the fence to keep it away from the puppy. It's still there.

I looked up at the sky over the pasture. The sky is so blue and the  light is so pretty and golden, that you would think the weather was fall-like. No, I was dripping in sweat after walkng and running up hills.

I looked down in the grass below this sky.

I also got sock yarn in the mail from a destash sale. This is Yarn Nerd 900 MHZ wool/tencel in Palm Beach colorway.

Saturday Sky with Pups

Actually, the Saturday sky photo is with daylilies. It might be years since I posted a Saturday sky photo.

Belvedere is passed out on the floor after playing Bowling with Belvedere with cracker dog Punkin. She ran around in circles, full speed, then ran full tilt into the pup's side, rolling him over with an "oof." (Cracker Dog is from James Herriot and Tricki Woo, the spoiled Pekingese.)


"Grrrroooowwwfff!!!"

He was so tired. Been digging, too. Belvedere is 11 weeks and 40.8 pounds.

Saturday Sky and Tomatoes

I spotted this view from the 12th floor west windows of the Houston Cole Library last Sunday. My first thought was, "Man, I wish I had my camera." Wait, then I remembered my cell phone was in my pocket.

Today, I have done a little bit on the entrelac scarf I started long ago. It still looks pretty much the same. So instead of knitting, a photo essay on tomatoes. I picked tomatoes and made two batches of tomato sauce that came out kinda orange. I wonder why. LOL.

Tangerine Mama plum tomatoes

Sungold and Yellow Pear

A heavy little basket of basil and tomatoes. Cookie stays away from basil, guess it repels puppies as well as Japanese beetles.

There are red Romas. The green is a basil leaf.

A photo of bruschetta in the new Herb Companion magazine led to breaking out the bread machine and making dough for these. I never got to the bruschetta, just ate hot bread. I pigged out on whole wheat angelhair pasta with pesto and tomatoes.

Saturday Sky on Sunday

I did not get this shot on Saturday, because I did not move the car, and did not want to drive to the road where resided the patch of Queen Anne's Lace. I went by it today on my way to get puppy food, which everybody vastly prefers to the ordinary dog food.

Yarn and Blue Skies

The sky was very blue and the weather was gorgeous, and there were no tornadoes yesterday. DH planted the tomatoes in the garden. We still have to finish putting newspaper around them and mulching them.

I found the dogwood tree. It is so small, it gets lost in the plum trees.

The mail brought Cotlin from Knit Picks, 70% cotton and 30% linen in color linen (beige to me.) . I plan to use it for the new topdown version of  Eyelet Cardi. I wore my turquoise bottom up one Friday. I got the pattern again from Chicknits as soon as I found out it was now topdown, as I had so much trouble with the yoke. . Must. Not. Start. Yet!

Here are this week's strays. The bulldog is very sweet. I have not been able to pet the terrier because the bulldog licks my hand when I get it low enough. Anyone want a bulldog or terrier? They both have collars, and have been around for a week.

Snowy Sky

More sky photos. I had the chance to see snow from the 12th floor of the Houston Cole Library at Jacksonville State University. I took these as I was going from floor to floor opening the library.  With weather like this, only the circulation supervisor and I were there. And she  lives a little further away than I do. All the student workers were sick or playing in the snow, maybe.  All these photos were taken around the same time. Weather seems to vary on each side of the library.

West side 12th floor

East side 12th floor

South side, 12th floor

West side a few minutes later, 2nd floor I think.

Before I left, I took some photos while avoiding wet, dirty pups.

Snow on our fence

The most snow accumulation I could find was on my Accord

Gray Skies

I took a photo of the bright peach blossoms again the gray sky on Friday. I figured the sky would be gray again today with the forecast snow. It was 70 F Thursday, and 50s Friday.  Supposed to be 38 F today.

Saturday Sky

Sky with apple tree

See, Deb, it is not spring yet. Look at the Japanese Magnolia (Though the predicted high tomorrow is 70, then storms and 44 next week.)

Nothing But Blue Skies Do I See

Today, the weather is gorgeous, so I actually went out to take photos of the sky, and other interesting things around here.

Sky from the lake in front of the hunting cabin. See that tree to the right?

Look what DH discovered beside a shed at the cabin.

Sky from the field across the road from the cabin.

The apple tree is budding  in the back yard.

The temp is in the 60s, so the pineapple came out for some sun.

Lookie, tomato sprouts!

Since I don't have a whole lot done on the Central Park Hoodie, I went for a more artistic shot.