
Friday, February 27, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Vegetarians beware - Sean's in the kitchen
In defense of his arteries, Sean says that a serving of Bacon Explosion has fewer calories and less fat than stuff from a fast-food place. I bet it tastes a lot better, too--and I'll probably find out! Now that his dad has seen the recipe, he wants to put one in the smoker. Sean's version used breakfast sausage instead of Italian sausage. This time. mmmmmm bacon.


Tuesday, February 24, 2009
It only takes one
Lifted from Ronnie.
1. Where is your cell phone? over there
2. Your significant other? Trappeze
3. Your hair? longer
4. Your mother? gone
5. Your father? Denver
6. Your favorite thing? loves
7. Your dream last night? hazy
8. Your favorite drink? water
9. Your dream/goal? tomorrow
10. What room you are in? dining
11. Your hobby? artsy
12. Your fear? loss
13. Regrets? some
14. Where were you last night? here
15. 15? naive
16. Muffins? nah
17. Wish list item? books
18. Where you grew up? SoCal
19. Last thing you did? e-mail
20. What are you wearing? red
21. Your TV? Firefly
22. Your pets? deceased
23. Friends? far
24. Your life? ongoing
25. Your mood? edgy
26. Missing someone? periodically
27. Car? parked
28. Something you're not wearing? makeup
29. Your favorite store? downtown
30. Your favorite color? rust
33. When is the last time you laughed? earlier
34. Last time you cried? dunno
35. Who will resend this? unnecessary
36. One place that I go to over and over? bed
37. One person who emails me regularly? Ronnie
38. My favorite place to eat? Farm
39. Why you participated in this survey? fun
40. What are you doing tonight? waiting
1. Where is your cell phone? over there
2. Your significant other? Trappeze
3. Your hair? longer
4. Your mother? gone
5. Your father? Denver
6. Your favorite thing? loves
7. Your dream last night? hazy
8. Your favorite drink? water
9. Your dream/goal? tomorrow
10. What room you are in? dining
11. Your hobby? artsy
12. Your fear? loss
13. Regrets? some
14. Where were you last night? here
15. 15? naive
16. Muffins? nah
17. Wish list item? books
18. Where you grew up? SoCal
19. Last thing you did? e-mail
20. What are you wearing? red
21. Your TV? Firefly
22. Your pets? deceased
23. Friends? far
24. Your life? ongoing
25. Your mood? edgy
26. Missing someone? periodically
27. Car? parked
28. Something you're not wearing? makeup
29. Your favorite store? downtown
30. Your favorite color? rust
33. When is the last time you laughed? earlier
34. Last time you cried? dunno
35. Who will resend this? unnecessary
36. One place that I go to over and over? bed
37. One person who emails me regularly? Ronnie
38. My favorite place to eat? Farm
39. Why you participated in this survey? fun
40. What are you doing tonight? waiting
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Thirteen fabulous jewels

A pearl necklace once owned by Empress Josephine

Plique a jour enamel dragonfly, circa 1905

Onyx and seed pearl leaf pendant

Renaissance-style necklace attributed to Louis Tiffany

A Gualti necklace mimics sealife

Aquamarine filigree ring

Inside-out rings by Susanne Matsche

Art Nouveau necklace with aquamarines and Mississippi River pearls

Louis Aucoc hand-carved hair comb

Mexican Taxco silver bracelet (5 inches at widest point)

Miniature mosaic brooch framed in gold

Art Deco glass buckle, unattributed

Contact lens jewels! (not yet in production)
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Spring?
This year, I'm inclined to accept General Beauregard Lee's prediction of an early Spring. Beau is Georgia's groundhog, who has a rather dismal prognostication record. Nevertheless.. today is February 8 and it's in the mid-70s . We have all the doors and windows open. The daffodils and hyacinths already have buds, the tulips and white narcissus foliage broke ground over a week ago, and most of the trees are starting to show tiny bits of green. I'm ready!! Hit me with Spring!
(It's a crummy photo, I know!)
(It's a crummy photo, I know!)
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Snow Globe!
Along with the rest of London, Shakespeare's Globe Theater is under a rare blanket of snow.
Most methods of public transport have shut down, so Londoners who can't (or don't want to) make it to work are said to be taking a "duvet day." What a perfect expression!

photo by Peter Macdiardid / Getty
Most methods of public transport have shut down, so Londoners who can't (or don't want to) make it to work are said to be taking a "duvet day." What a perfect expression!

photo by Peter Macdiardid / Getty
Monday, February 2, 2009
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