Are you hungry for a treat?
Want food that’s fun to eat?
Then go to the Golden Arches
In your Neighborhood
McDonald’s Golden Arches
McDonalds makes it so good!
Are you hungry for a treat?
Want food that’s fun to eat?
Then go to the Golden Arches
In your Neighborhood
McDonald’s Golden Arches
McDonalds makes it so good!
I love seeing pictures which cleverly use old doors and windows in the garden. The example below is particularly charming, with the little wood slat path going up to the door. The door also features a pretty window box. Nearby is an old blue window frame.
Gardening is more fun if you've got a good set of tools, just as in every craft. It's hard to find a well made variety of tools at big box stores and hardware stores. They're just not attuned to the gardener, I think.
Try these sources to make things easier for yourself:
Lee Valley Tools https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/garden
Red Pig Garden Tools https://www.redpigtools.com/
Smith & Hawken
I was going to list Smith & Hawken, once I got the name Smith and Wesson out of my head. I'd never visited one of their stores, but knew I should. I waited too long, as they apparently closed all of their stores in 2009. There's a really good article from Garden Rant on the closing:
Burpee https://www.burpee.com/gardening-supplies/tools-totes-gloves/
Burpee has a nice variety of garden tools. Most are reasonably priced, but of course I want the Black Walnut Hand forged ones.
In about April of 2019, I watched the fourteen seasons of Supernatural just in time to watch the fifteenth and final season live when it came out in October.
I loved every season, and every episode, I said at the time, and considered diving right back in at the beginning.
Off and on recently, I’ve watched episodes. It is amazing how much I recall from the stories over so many seasons.
This time around I appreciated the dynamics of the boys with their father, how they didn’t realize vampires were real, and how Bobby Singer first showed them a demon trap, something they used over and over through the years.
Love those odd motel rooms they find. Love the unbreakable bond between Dean and Sam.
Onward to season two.
The seed catalogs are pouring in, making dreams of that perfect garden shimmer in the spring distance. It really is a gift to be a gardener, seeing sunny days ahead in the deepest depths of winter.
Here’s your to do list for January:
Although I don’t go to libraries myself (so odd, I admit it), I love old pictures of library services on the fly. Wouldn’t it have been fun to pull up just about anywhere in your little Library-Mobile?
Here’s a nice visual reminder of yarn weights and what projects the yarn is best suited for. This is helpful for those of us who sometimes pop yarn into our carts just because it’s pretty.
We made it through another tough year! In normal times I’m optimistic that the clean slate of a New Year will be just the thing. For 2023 I will go in cautiously optimistic. Wish us all luck, and the best times possible!