Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Can you say HOT?
We have a burn ban on, since it has been so dry and warm.
We broke a record on Monday, with the high of 85! Can you believe it? Yesterday it was 84, but we didn't break the record for that day, the high was 90 back in 1975. But that is OK, I will take the 80's.
They say we are suppose to have great weather all the way into next week. All I can say, is bring it on!
Here is a picture from July 2nd of one of the Ferry's coming across the channel out by Auke rec.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Wow it is the 4th of July 2009
Here is the 4th of July weekend. Man did it go fast. Had a wonderful long 3 day weekend. Oh and Sara Palin resigned for those who did not hear. Amazing to run out on her commitments, must have a pretty good job offer!
Sunday, June 28, 2009
New neighbor
Oh to decide what to do today? Sew on the quilt, make some bath fizzes. I think I will be entering a craft fair July 11th, so I need to get my ducks in a row and get some product out there to try and sell.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Golden Girl Today--and a little bear
Yes, today I am the golden girl! 50 years ago, at 6:15 AM central time, a beautiful child was born, that child is ME.
Today I am fifty years old. Wow, amazing. I have to say, it feels pretty good, being golden and all. Thanks you mom and dad for having me.
Oh and this is what I came to this morning at work. They had decorated my office all up in the Hawaii 50 theme, they are having a potluck and everyone is dressed up in Hawaiian theme shirts. Very nice surprise. As you can see, there are flowers and fabric all over in a Hawaiian type theme, which of course, I am sitting here thinking, wow, this will be great to make me a scrappy 50 quilt for me. I will use the same layout that I am doing with the quilt along that I am in. This will be perfect! Not the best pictures, it was taken with my cell phone, but you get the idea. Oh and they also had a small potluck birthday party for me at noon. So that was nice.
A co-worker made me this blanket and picture, which was really nice of her. And of course my Cake.
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Happy Father's Day
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Solstice is the precise time when the top of the world nods deepest toward the sun. Here's what it's like when solstice (a word derived from Latin words meaning "sun standing still") arrives in Alaska. Now, the days start getting shorter. And after saying that...........
Thursday, June 18, 2009
First Pedicure
Oh and let me tell you, it was wonderful. The chair I sat in had one of those total up the back and down massages. Oh how great it was, especially after a full day of work. Soak your feet in warm water, with some pretty colors. Get a little massage, trim the nails, get all painted up. Pretty nice. And as you can see, purple toe nails. Yes, purple, not red. Can you see them smiling?
Mr. Bear and crock pot goes bad
Still raining here, feels like fall. Been around 42 to 54 degrees all week with rain. Sure do miss the sunshine and the warm days we had, but..........it was better weather than we had for the last 2 years that is for sure.
Guess what I will be getting for my upcoming birthday present.....a new crock pot. We were lucky--I had food cooking in the crock pot yesterday and after we were home I could smell something, well, seems like the controls decided to burn themselves out. Nice little electrical fire. Glad it happened when we were home.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
MN riders claim world record for longest ATV parade
Way to go, this is so great.
SILVER BAY, Minnesota - All-terrain vehicle riders who formed a parade along Minnesota's North Shore are claiming a world record for their turnout.
The All-Terrain Vehicle Association of Minnesota tried Saturday to line up more than 2,000 ATVs in Silver Bay into the longest parade documented for Guinness World Records.
Group spokesman Les Schermerhorn said they fell short, but their count was 1,632 ATVs. They hope to have the Guinness organization verify the claim in the coming weeks.
The current record of 1,138 ATVs was set by the Harlan County Ridge Runners of Evarts, Kentucky, in 2006. Three-wheelers and side-by-side ATVs do not count.
The Minnesota group's attempt last year fell 55 four-wheelers short of the Kentucky group's total.
go to their website atvparade.org
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Can you hear the grunting?
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Our storybook
Where is the sunshine?
Oh Marvin, she is such a helper.
Well, here we are day two of no sunshine and a light drizzle of rain. Man, things are so dark, the furnace kicked in this morning. We had 50 degrees on the thermometer this morning. Suppose to be like this for the next week or so.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Sunday Sunshine
Brussel Sprouts are looking great, so far 9 inches long--
and the Rhubarb and the comfry plant are in competition on who is going to grow bigger this year. This is the best my rhubarb has been for years.
My nasturtiums are growing great. I guess they can read the sign that says grow dammit. You can tell, but there are marigolds and Rosemary mixed in with the nasturtiums.
Look at this cute little kitten. Carla, who moved to W. Virginia, just adopted this little kitten. She is so cute.
And speaking of cute, here are the two cutest grand kids in the world, according to this grandma.
Talked with them on the phone last night. Asked Kamee about being done with school. I was informed that she is only on a break and she is not done with school that she will be going back after the break is done. She is still going to swimming and is doing gymnastics, which she says, " I guess it is good for me to go to." and she has been going to church and told me that she learns about God and that he sometimes answers your wishes. Tobee, well, he is Tobee and he follows his big sister around.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
More sunshine
Yesterday, Friday, was great. More sunshine and it was warm. When we came home the inside temperature of the house was 79 degrees and we live in the shade from about noon on, plus we had the windows open. So it had to have gotten very warm out here in the valley. I don't think I have seen our house that warm, well, I have, when mom was up here and she was tending the wood stove. I think she had it above 80, but that was in November. This is June. Don't get me wrong. I am sure loving this sunshine and warm weather, after 2 years or more of rain and cold, this is nice. We are breaking records.
Record high reached Wednesday in Juneau, another record could be in store today.The record high temperature for the date yesterday was tied. The Juneau Forecast Office says it hit 79 degrees at 4:46 p.m. That matches the high reached in 1954. Another record could be in store for today. The high today is forecast to range between the upper 70's and low 80's. The record for this date is 80 which was also set in 1954.
Went to a BBQ last night. Of course, as always, was a great time. The only thing one could complain about is the mosquito's and noseams, man, they are hungry and big this year. Other than that, it was great.
I really don't like spiders, but, this web was hanging between the railing, you do have to admire the spider on they can create there webs. Pretty amazing.Oh, yes, Guess who has taken over another quilt, and of course laying in the sun. Thanks mom.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
June 1st, Happy Birthday to the Darling Husband
Yes, this is one big sandwich. Cut a round bread roll into 4 or 5 layers--layer with your favorite sandwich meat, this one has ham, turkey, hard salami and bacon. Left off the roast beef this time. Course each layer has to have a layer of cheese, I used pepper jack, medium cheddar and Swiss and what sandwich isn't complete with layers of onions, green peppers and oh yes, horseradish, mustard, 1000 thousand island dressing and spicy brown mustard, put on each different layer. And to top it off, last layer, meat, onions and bacon. I have also put tomatoes on the top layer. You can bake it in the over at 250-300 degrees for about 45 minutes. This way it melts the cheese nicely and the meat is warm all the way through. This sandwich though was cooked on the gas grill--it was 80 degrees and did not want to turn on the oven.
Can you say most delicious?
Marvin is also enjoying the DH's birthday by relaxing in the best chair outside. She looks rather excited about the birthday.
Oh and the new toys. yes a remote control helicopter. I think I have him a little scared to try and fly this one. He is still reading the manual that came with it. Big dollars to fix this one if it falls and tumbles to the ground. Look at the remote control,Oh my gosh! They say it is like flying a real helicopter, you must do all the checks and balances etc. I know I won't be flying this one, since the one I got for Christmas is now in the trash. It can not be repaired any more. maybe now I can have the DH's old one.
Sunday, May 31, 2009
How many bottles of wine?
How many bottles of wine does a person need? LOTS! And we have another rack this size that will be filled up in the next couple of weeks.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
When bombs go bad!
Monday, May 25, 2009
Memorial Day Weekend
Memorial Day, here is to all of those that have fought to give us our freedom. Thank you.
So far it has been a great weekend. We had a couple of BBQ's, that we were able to visit with friends and have a good time with. There were a few rain drops late last night. Just enough to put spots on the car. Otherwise, sunny and dry. Amazing.
I went for a walk yesterday up by the glacier. I took the Moraine Ecology trail, or as the forest service labels it the ME trail. It is about 1.5 mile loop trail. It is a real easy hike. There are few other little trails that I think I will have to go and explore that come off of this one.
Oh, and some pictures of my garden and flowers that are finally popping through. It is great.
We have garlic, which was planted in the fall
We have brussel sprouts, here are two out of 3 plants
we have radishes and green onions
gladiolus and dahlias trying to grow them in buckets to keep them out of the rain and rotting the bulbs, which seems to happen or it gets to cold and they don't flower. One more try this year and if I don't get flowers, NO more!
and just what do you do with old cement blocks, but use them to plant flowers in!
Yes, we have lettuce growing also. Put them in these containers on the railing, in hopes that we can keep the slugs away from the food.
Finally, I have tulips coming up and look, just off to the left side of the tree, my blue poppy made it through the winter, now to see if will continue to grow.
My rhubarb is trying to come up
and last but not least, the hops, which seems to grow over and inch a day--amazing plant.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
What a weekend
Put the compost dirt that was ready all over my flower beds in hopes that the plants will grow even better. Finished raking the piles of leaves that I had in the back yard.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Happy Mother's Day
Here is wishing a Happy Mother's Day to all of those mom's out there. I received these lovely flowers from my daughter. That was very nice of her and her family.I called my dad to wish him a Happy Mother's Day, told him since I don't have a mom to call, that I called him to thank him for marrying mom and having me!
Plans for today, oh yes. Running around to the nursery's today to pick up a few flowers to plant. Then plant the flowers, potatoes etc. since we have a beautiful sunny blue sky day. Yesterday, I planted some wild flowers, my brussel sprouts, carrots and onions.
Last week, I had to make a trip up to Anchorage for business. Here are a few photo's from the airplane. Talk about rugged country.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Wonderful Saturday
I just worked all day long in the yard. Busy day, we had to go shopping so I could get some flowers to put into my hanging baskets. DH need oil, plugs etc. to tune up the car. Once we got home from running around, I was busy planting away in the dirt. The sun felt so good. Then the best part at 4:30, DH said stop working and handed me a cold beer. Oh did that go down good, but there was still daylight and warmth to be had, so had to continue with more things outside. Even if that was taking a broom to all of the rocks on the main road and sweep them into the driveway.
Along the front of the house and at the end of the deck, has always been a sore spot. So, I found some azaleas and planted them there under the window. This place never received much sun, but since the neighbors trimmed up the pine trees to do their roof, we get a lot more sun. So, with the pine trees and more sun, I figured that the azaleas would do OK, since they like high acid and the pine trees give that off.
I also put in a burning bush in the front of the house by the deck and along the side of the house along with yellow rose bush. Not sure how well that will do, but.........we will try it.
Some more flowers in a pot.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
Sunshine and more sunshine
The first hummingbird made it. We seen him last night on the feeder. They are one day late, last year they arrived on April 29th. But---they are here. I have 2 feeders already out, I guess, now that they are here, I will get the third one out.
I actually have tulips popping up out of the ground now, they are about 2 inches high. Just maybe I will get some this year. My rhubarb is about 3 to 4 inches high. It is great walking around the garden and seeing things come to life.
This weekend, yard work, raking, burning of sticks and leaves, getting the compost dirt out and on my plants. Planting my hanging baskets. DH will be working on my car, new oil, plugs etc. so I can zoom down the road faster.
Not much for sewing when it is sunny outside.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
The Mad Vintner
The mad vintner is going at it. Doesn't he look like a mad scientist with his project. The blueberry wine is now getting filtered after what about 9 months of sitting. It sure is a pretty color and it actually tastes real good! Not to sweet which I am glad for. It will have to sit for a couple of days and then run it through a finer filter, then we will be able to bottle the blueberry and let it sit for a month or so to let it settle down. We should get about another 25 to 30 bottles of wine.
Dancing Skeltons
I love this quilt. I love the colors, how bright they are, how the back with the hearts seems to go perfect with the skeleton's. This quilt is actually going as a wedding gift. I hope they like it as much as I do. Maybe today will be designated sew the backs on to the other quilt tops I have done, or maybe, start creating something else!
Another note, the snow is melting. I can see the fire pit now, so I can make fires. I can start raking some the yard and burning the leaves and the tree limbs that have fallen all over the place.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Earth Day
It was also Admin Professional Day. I received flowers from the Director and how fitting is this, a quilting magazine. I gave one of my admin staff hazelnut coffee from Heritage and a new coffee cup and the other admin staff, a tea cup with a tea holder along with some new teas to try.
Oh and well I was waiting for my DH at his work--I was walking around and took a few snappies. They have the net pens up and loaded with their little baby chum salmon, and here is an old boat that low tide is showing and the sea is trying to claim.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Spider Web Quilt
I found this quilt pattern on Mary Quilts. I loved how it looked, so I thought I would try it. Oh my goodness, it came together like magic, like we were meant to be! My DH says I need to applique an spider on it and then make like a spider web design going out from it for the quilting part of it. I guess he has more faith in me than I do. The best part is! I did not have to buy any NEW material. This is all from my stash that I have. I have been saving this material for about 2 years now--knowing that I was going to make a quilt, but could not come up with any design etc. that I liked and then, here it is. I don't think it turned out to bad. Oh and don't mind Daisy, she should have had her head on the outside.
Oh and such a wonderful day today. 60 in the sun and 41 in the shade. WHAT! for Juneau. Loved it. I went over to Wendy's place to show her the quilt and she the let the chickens out. Yes, they loved the sun and the dirt. They are such babies. I keep telling my DH that I need at least 2 chickens, but he isn't buying it so far. If they eat slugs. I want them!
And the mad vintner, is busy making another new wine. Blackberry pinot noir. Sounds good to me. Keep them coming baby!
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Varied Thursh
They were just singing away this morning, and last night. I was standing outside and you could hear them singing, in all different directions. If you want to hear how these birds sound follow this link.
Then little missy girl decided that she could go outside for longer than a minute. I guess she is sensing spring is in the air. She is finally able to see something else other than a wall of white snow. She jumped up in the chair on the porch and enjoyed the morning.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Two days of sunshine and a Robin
Two days in a row for sunshine here in the capital city. But, I guess this could be short lived since they are saying rain tomorrow. Which I guess is ok, if it melts the snow, but I like the warm sunny days. Which to me are long over due here in Juneau.
I walked around today on my lunch hour and took some pictures so you can see where there is snow and no snow. Looking over towards Douglas on blueberry hill, they have snow. And looking towards the Federal building none. All along this stretch of walking it was amazing to see flowers growing, people out painting their homes, cleaning up the yards.
I heard that the hummingbirds are in Ketchikan so it should be about a week before they arrive here. Usually by April 29th I have my feeders out and I have hummingbirds, but this year I think I will get them out by this weekend. Not sure if they will come around with all of the snow and the pine siskins and redpolls that are out there.
As you can see the snow is slowing melting out by our house. Downtown there are hardly even snowbanks left.There are crocus's coming up. I won't see that for awhile that is for sure. The backyard is just as bad as the front as far as snow goes.
I have been checking out areas for us to move to. I think next year, a vacation will be planned to go to Washington and Oregon and make a drive and see if we like the area's--and if so, which ones. Time for us to get closer to the family.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Happy Easter
Easter is here. Let's see, we went to the Baranoff Hotel to eat their brunch that they put on. We have never been there before on Easter so we thought we might as well give it a try and give me a break from cooking, and I will tell you, it is a great feed. You name it, they have it there for you to eat. Prime rib, ham, lamb, and omelet station, a crepe station, smoked fish, crab legs, shrimp, lobster. Oh and the desserts, complete with a chocolate fountain. There was so much food. Plus a room with just other hot foods, eggs, potatoes etc etc. The list goes on for the food that they had.
Plus, it is complete with piano music in the back ground. A real live person playing not music pumped in.
After we stayed there and ate for about 2 hours, we left and headed out to the glacier for a walk to the falls. There is still snow out there, but we made it. It was a great day. We seen 4 mountain goats, an avalanche and there was sunshine. In the shade it was 40 degrees today, so I know in the sun it was warmer and it felt so good. Oh and we even seen pussy willows, so I guess that means spring is coming, or here?
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Pork stir fry
Here is a quick and easy dinner and it tastes oh so good.
You will need:1 to 2 lbs cut up pork
Cut pork into bite size pieces
1 egg beaten add 1/2 cup of milk
add pork to the beaten egg mixture to coat the pork
1 package of Panko crumbs--place the crumbs in a ziplock baggie
take the pork out of egg mixture and place into the ziplock baggie with the panko crumbs
Shake to cover the pork with crumbs.
Have a pan of hot oil, about 1/2 cup or so cooking add the breaded pork cubes, cook until done, about 15 minutes to 20 minutes
Remove the cooked pork out of oil and discard the oil. Put the pork back in the pan with maybe a touch of sesame oil and about 1/4 soy sauce.
Here is your stir fry sauce:
Mix up 1 cup of ketcup
1/4 cup of honey
1 T. of mustard seed to put on top of pork and veggies
Grab a bag of frozen stir fry veggies, put those into the pan with the pork add your sauce of ketcup/honey mixture
Cook until veggies are soft and there you have it a quick and delicious dinner. Serve over rice.
Bottling the first batch of wine
As you can see it takes a lot of concentration
Nice surprise
It has been raining here for the past week off and on, which is better than snow at this point and it is melting the snow fast, but not fast enough for me.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Happy Birthday Tobee
Monday, April 6, 2009
Giveaway for a sweet doll and pattern
She is offering a FREE e-pattern for you to download and print out yourself.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Another Sunday almost over
I am working on another quilt top. It is a Flag type theme. Not sure what I will do with this one, I am actually thinking of donating it. Not sure where?? but something will come to me. Maybe a Veteran's home?
The DH has been busy making more wine. He has blackberry and honey mead started. It won't be long and we will be bottling some of the first stuff that he has made. The true test! Is it drinkable? Here are some samples of the labels that he has been creating for the bottles.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Book giveaway
An autographed book to give away! Easy Applique Blocks. As they say, you can't win, if you don't play.
Mt. Redoubt
Zig Zag's
Monday, March 30, 2009
Feeling way better
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Under the weather
We watched a show on dirty jobs and they had it all about how these people go in and up to the top of these things and clean them. Very interesting. I suppose he got the job because he worked on the rigs and was one of the Derek’s or stabbers that are on the top of the oil rigs, so……not to afraid of heights.
Oh and the best part also, is he only works from 6:30 to 3:30—Mon thru Friday, weekends off. WOW! Not sure if the family will know how to act to have Casey home all the time and not leaving in the middle of the night or gone for days at a time. He is on 90 days probation and if he passes that, then that is when the Health insurance will kick in and his pay will go up another 5.00.
Then on Kristine, her heart monitor that she is wearing, well, it sent of alarms at the place that is monitoring her. They wanted to know what she was doing at 6AM the other day and she was sleeping and they are like this is not good. So they have her coming in on the 6th and they are doing some type of tilt test on her to try and make her pass out. So they can try and locate what is going on…bottom line, I think they maybe heading putting a pace maker in her.
Tilt table studies: A tilt test may be advised for some people who've had recurrent fainting spells (syncope). This test shows how your heart rate and blood pressure respond to a change in position from lying down to standing up. In this test, an intravenous line (a small plastic tube in a vein) is usually started in case medications need to be given during the test. A catheter also may be placed in the artery to monitor blood pressure from inside the artery. If a cause of the fainting spells is found, medications can be given through the intravenous line to help prevent the episodes.
The head-up tilt table test is a way to find out the cause of fainting spells. The test involves lying quietly on a bed and being tilted at different angles (30 to 60 degrees) for a period of time while various machines monitor your blood pressure, electrical impulses in your heart, and your oxygen level.
The test usually takes one to two hours to complete, however, that may vary depending on the changes observed in your blood pressure and heart rate and the symptoms you experience during the test., Before the test begins, a nurse will help you get ready. The nurse will start an IV (intravenous) line. This is so the doctors and nurses may give you medications and fluids during the procedure if necessary.
You will be awake during the test. You will be asked to lie quietly and keep your legs still.
The nurse will connect you to four monitors, including a:
Defibrillator/pacemaker. Attached to one sticky patch placed on the center of your back and one onto your chest as a precautionary measure. Allows the doctor and nurse to pace your heart rate if it is too slow or deliver energy to your heart if the rate is too fast.
Electrocardiogram or ECG . Attached to several sticky electrode patches placed onto your chest, as well as catheters placed inside your heart. Provides a picture on graph paper of the electrical impulses traveling through your heart.
Oximeter monitor. Attached to a small clip on your finger. Checks the oxygen level of your blood. Blood pressure monitor: Connected to a blood pressure cuff on your arm. Checks your blood pressure intermittently throughout the study.
So it sounds like Kristine is going to have a fun day at the hospital getting tests done. But, if they can get that all taken care of and make her better this is good. So now we wait.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Motel in Disneyland
The bucket would fill up with water, it holds about 300 gallons, a bell would sound just before it would dump. It was so funny watching the kids, they either would run away from the splash or come running to get the water splashed on them. The bucket of water would spread across this platform to spread out the water. They had a small kiddy pool in the cove, where the kids could go and play in and you did not have to worry about them dropping into the deep end, the little pool was about a foot deep.
The pool also had two slides that they kids could on. Also a hot tub area, so the parents could sit and watch the kids and relax there aching feet from walking all day. The had tables with umbrellas on them and lounge chairs, with towels supplied to dry off with. showers and a restroom in the cove area.
It is in close walking distance to Disneyland, only 8 minutes. Close to the restaurants to eat at. My recommendation, eat at Denny's, it was the cheapest of all places and the food was good. There were other good restaurants to eat at, all depends on what your wallet has in it to spend. You could also watch the fireworks from the motel, so you did not have to be in the park to see them.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
A long week
Working on all kinds of things, table runners, wall hangings or they could be table coverings, some tops for quilts. I hate cutting out the pieces for quilts, but I guess this is the only way that they get created.
This one quilt is going to be so much fun. I love the colors and the skeletons look like they are at a wedding party. More pictures after it is all put together. I have to put in the batting and attach a back to it.
Saturday, March 14, 2009
What a wonderful week it was
jelly fish ride and oh the special glasses for the Bugs life

look Buzz light year, can you imanage walking around all day in the custom?
We also we honorary citizens of Disneyland on Wednesday. Which means, we opened up the park for all of the guests. We were standing in line, and here comes one of the park attendants, hands us out buttons and says that we are going to open up the park that day. We had to sign the honorary guest book. We were brought in first, yelled out the magic begins and we started counting down from 10 to one, and then let the celebration begin. What are the chances that you would be picked to do that 1 in a million? All these people looking at us--it was great! There was this huge group of people outside the gates.
Very proud Grandpa and Grandma
Birds of Paradise, my favorite flower. I love these flowers.
Aboard the ship the "Columbia"
The Pirate himself

The END
Friday, March 6, 2009
March Storm
Oh how wonderful the 10 day forecast looks at Disneyland, sun and 68-70 degree weather during the day and lows around 47. I can handle that, and no snow banks to look at.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Sunny day in Juneau
The selected design is a curved wall of granite with a down ramp depressed into the shore on
the water front. Names of fishermen are engraved on the curved wall. The memorial must
withstand the test of time so therefore only the most durable materials could be used.
In the center radius of the floor is a large jade disc showing a fishing vessel somewhere in
Alaska’s waters. The name of the vessel is the ECHO. But of course you can not see that now, since it is buried under snow.
If one stands on the disc facing the wall and talks, the sound true to the engraved boats name is
echoed back and amplified.
The Blessing of the Fleet is held the first Saturday in May.
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Oh the birds
Oh here is Mr. Squirrel, looking for seeds and peanuts.
I can not believe this, but I put this chicken quilt together today. I just have to put the batting and the back on it and it will be all done. Of course, I want a black back and I have no black material--may have to relook at this one and see what else may work.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Holy Cow
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
It's official
Better get the suitcases out and start packing.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Dancing Skulls Quilt
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Valentine's Day
Friday, February 13, 2009
Sunny day on Friday the 13th
Looking towards the Douglas bridge from Marine Park.
They are building a new parking garage downtown at the place they call capital/telephone hill. How would you like to be those people living in that house on the hill? They are blasting all day to break that rock up and then the digging. I mean they are like 5 feet away from the side of that house. I think I would look for another place to move and fast. You are not going to have any type of view anymore, unless you like to look at concrete straight away.

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