Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Remind me not to do This next year...

A 'Premier' Arts and Crafts Event.
I do not lie. Premier.


Hundreds of people walking sloooooowly.


I picked the wrong week to quit huffing Cinnamon Rosehips.


We can get you into this beauty for a buck-125.


Or $225 for this 'premier' craft?


And, if you haven't had enough, hang your kid from a contraption for $5. Probably the best possible $5 you could spend today.

So, what is it like to spend a few hours at the Brick Street Market Day? Let me just say this, it is not for men. Unless of course you need to stock up on Cinnamon Rosehips , bracelets made out of bent spoons, painted antique saw blades, and teapots turned into birdhouses. Who on earth buys a $125 teapot birdhouse? Honestly, someone tell me. I can see paying $5 to hang your kid for awhile......

Still Alive, part 2


Saturday night I had a hunk of my cheese with my steak. This is STRONG stuff.

It is hard to believe that this started in January. I have now taken the cheese out of the 'cave', vacuum packed, and refrigerated it.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

New Camera


We got a new camera for Mother's Day...

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Too Bleu?


Whooh! You should see my shoes.

90 Day old Bleu 'Stilton'. I think that I added too much bleu too soon... Funkiest and strongest cheese I have ever eaten. I ate it on Saturday, still alive and kicking on Wednesday.

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Morels

Is there anything better than morels?

T-bone and I found a few beauties. YUM!

Friday, April 23, 2010

Dos Breckies


I went to lunch with a couple of friends on Thursday at one of my favorite places, BBI Cafe. It is not a chain restaurant and everything that they make is yummy.

Mike likes breakfast for lunch, so he had 2. 4 eggs, 6 bacon, 4 toast, 1 Coke. "Dos Breckies!"

Sunday, April 18, 2010

New Old Contrivances


Here goes a shot at an old new idea. I am completely unhappy with every tomato cage that I have ever tried. Last winter I checked out a book from the library, "Homemade Contrivances and How to Make Them."

Evidently in 1850's this is how they made tomato trellises. I made one today, I'll probably make 3 or 4 different design changes and make a few more. Maybe I'll make a smaller version for the peppers.

Stay tuned.
 
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