Friday, April 30, 2010

4/30/10 - My first hank of handspun


So, just this evening, I completed my first hank of hand spun yarn using my drop spindle.  It's not perfect in any way.  It runs think and then thin, but who cares?  I made my own freakin' yarn!!!!  Now to figure out what to make it into :D

Thursday, April 29, 2010

4/29/10 - We have flowering trees?


I don't know why, but every spring it's like I've completely forgotten that there are flowering trees in the complex.  I get all excited and run around photographing them like I've never seen anything so beautiful.  I guarantee that if I took the time to go through my pictures from the past 6 years, I would find oodles of these flowers, if not even the same tree.  It's funny how our minds work some days.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

4/28/10 - Strawberries!!!


A year or two ago, I bought a strawberry pot and some seeds.  By the end of the summer, there was not much promise and the pot (obviously a quality item) had been demolished by painters working outside our building.  So, the poor little pot with all it's paint removed has been sitting there since.  Recently, we we checking out our little garden and noticed that some of the strawberry seeds had survived and managed to jump off the pot and into the garden bed itself.  This flower holds the promise on 1 strawberry and it was just enough to give me a little bit of glee about the impending growing season.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

4/27/10 - Up Close and Pawsonal


Snapped a pic of our Molliwog's footsie when she was asleep on our bed.  She is so much easier to photograph when she falls asleep in good natural lighting conditions :-)

Monday, April 26, 2010

4/26/10 - Mystery Project Yarn


The yarn I'm using for my mystery bag knit along :-)

Saturday, April 24, 2010

4/23/10 - Serious Gamin'


A shot of the board game Pandemic, where you have to try to save the world, one outbreak at a time.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

4/22/10 - So what if its a weed? It's still pretty!


Dandelions are one of those flowers that people just don't appreciate.  Most of the time all we do is seek out and destroy them, but I have always loved their yellow color and how their seeds just float through the air effortlessly.