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I created it from this site.

 

To Hold you Over: A View of the Beach

I've started a post reviewing the hotel we stayed at in the Dominican. My paying work has been getting in the way so I haven't had a chance to finish it.

In the mean time, I'll share this little shot I took during one of my walks on the beach.




 

D'oh!

I just realized, in the photo below with the geese, you can see my orange car parked in the garage.

OK, in the world of blogging, this a pretty sad post topic, but I guess it's better than waiting a week between posts, right?

 

Looky Over There->

My dad (finally! after nine months of inactivity) posted new photos on his blog, take a look.

Visit my husband's blog too, he always has something interesting going on.

And finally, I've had that avatar for about a year now. What am I holding behind my back? Any guesses?

Calling All Quilters, and Everyone Else, Too

I need your help. Study the picture below or click to enlarge. How does it look, does it flow? Is the arrangement pleasing? There are nine rows of 11 blocks. If you were to rearrange any of these which would they be?

I think the block at row 7, block 1 (from the left) needs to be swapped, but with what? And 6-9 is out of place too, but what block belongs there?

Please comment, you can even be anonymous.

Study This Photo #3

My "before" desk last week:

Click to enlarge and study this photo for 30 seconds. Then answer the questions in the comment section. No Cheating!

Spice Cabinet (Quiz of the Day)

One shelf of the spice cabinet before I put it back in the new kitchen.
Click to enlarge and study this picture for 30 seconds. Then go to the comments and answer the questions. Have fun!

Measuring Spoons, Thermometers and Paintbrushes

I've been slowly getting the yardsale in my living room (contents of the old kitchen) back into the new cabinets. This morning I started on the utility drawer next to the stove. I haven't dug back in the depths of that pit since Clinton was in office. Beyond the spatulas and basters and the ice cream scoops I collected all the measuring spoons, thermometers and paintbrushes (what?) for a picture.



Click to enlarge and study this picture for 30 seconds then go to the comments and play along.