A freshly scoured sink makes me very happy.
Friday, March 4, 2011
53/365 2011 My Other Kids Won’t Pose
If you were to have to guess from just the photos on my blog, you might think I don’t have any hairless children. No so. They just aren’t as cooperative at posing for pictures as Elvis.
51/365 2011 Arizona Sky
Jason and I were coming home from helping Bev at her new house when I took this picture. I thought it was so pretty. The rain had stopped and the sky was so blue and the sun was peaking out from the clouds.
50/365 2011 Just Like Visa
49/365 2011 Big Leak
When our drip system is on, this valve leaks terribly! Because of this, I have to remember to turn it on and off until we can finally have it fixed.
48/365 2011 Eye Candy
Look what’s in my crochet bag! Such loverly goodness and I can’t wait to get my hooks into these patterns.
47/365 2011 Did Someone Say COOKIES?
Jason took this photo for me. His daughter Olivia is our Girl Scout and he gets to make the deliveries to his coworkers.
46/365 2011 A Hiking We Will Go
I got invited to start hiking with my church friend Dyonne. I turned around to shoot this view from the trail. We’re half way there and I’m huffing and puffing my way to the top.
45/365 2011 The Back Room
I’m spending too much of my day today in the break room area of the salon today. Thank you to the clients that canceled at the last minute for allowing me so much time to enjoy all there is to do here when I’m not working.
44/365 2011 Better Late Than Never
Our pool has needed a new cleaner for a couple months now. Today our landlord finally delivered the new one. I hate to be ungrateful, but I really don’t like the Hayward pool vac. We once owned one and the best thing about it was when we replaced it with a Barracuda cleaner.
43/365 2011 We Will Miss You
Jason and I went over to my sister Margaret’s house and helped her and Ron while they finished loading their moving truck. They are moving to Port Angeles, WA as soon as the truck is loaded. Be safe and I love you.
41/365 2011 Where They Sleep
This is the cabinet that houses the mason jar, that hold the grains, that make the kefir that Crissie drinks.