1. The last thing I ate was a blueberry scone and tea. I am so predictable that a stalker would be bored.2. Cranston (by Mrs. Gaskell) is something I recently bought. How could I not? It was on the 1/2-price table at Barnes & Noble, and I had a gift card to use. (As if I need an excuse to buy books. Sheesh.)
- By the way, I saw something at Barnes & Noble that made me wince very, very much: a table of books and paraphernalia related to the anniversary of Woodstock. Books, ok. But a jigsaw puzzle? no.no.no.no.no.
3. When it rains, it makes my head ache, but it doesn't make me unhappy if I can watch it when I'm home and dry.
4. My husband was the first person I talked to today.
5. Hugs are indispensable.
6. Letters in the mail are extra comfort when I come home from a trying day.
7. And as for the weekend,
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I made blueberry scones today :)
Well then, c'mon over and I'll make the tea!
And the last thing I needed was to have this idea planted in my head. I am swimming in a sea of super sweet blueberries from Purple Dragon, and now I have this overwhelming need to make scones. I have everything in the house to make these.... MUST.... STIFLE... URGE.... TO... BAKE.
Just wanted you to know that it is on my list of things to do this week to get your letter answered.
I have no solid excuse except it's summer and many things demand my attention...
;-)
But know, you are on the list!
AmericanKnitter
And did you visit friends?
Elizabeth Gaskill, not my cup of tea.
Oh no! A Woodstock jigsaw. That is just wrong.
I love Elizabeth Gaskill. Cranston is charming. Old ladies have stories worth telling too, I think.
Make Tea: The jigsaw puzzle is wrong, but I was so grateful there wan't a Jimi Hendrix bobblehead.......
I love your #5.
I would *very* much like a blueberry scone and tea right now. :)
Had to laugh at your react to the Woodstock jig saw puzzle.
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