SUPPER CLUB - Tuesday, March 19th
Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2019 4:09 am
Good morning!
Today is St. Joseph's Feast Day and the day the swallows come back to Capistrano. And I finished all the hard work in the yard! so much to celebrate! We were 76* yesterday. And staying in the 70's today and tomorrow. I have to confess, I wouldn't mind a rainy day so I can rest! lol! Today I'll put out all my little woodland critters, gnomes, and cats. and we'll get out the patio table. Our seat cushions for it are so old that I restuffed them years ago. This year when I got them out they were dirty and covered in Riley's cat hair. So, after letting Scottie have a nostalgic sniff, I cut open the cushions, washed the covers, and spent TV time last night restuffing and handsewing them back together. They are clean and hair free, if faded. I also made a little bit of progress on my Alaska quilt. However, not enough to brag about.
Bill got the RV washed, though he was under hard scrutiny the entire time. We only got a few half-hearted clangs on the bowl. Disappointing. We expected more of a show.
Since I've been writing this, Foxy brought in a live baby mouse. It was on the stairway and he and the dog were chasing it. I got a box and the three of us put on quite a performance as we all tried to catch it. Bill stood out of harm's way on the landing, watching the show. Bill doesn't do mice. It finally got away from all of us and ran into our bedroom and now it's under my dresser. Sigh. I love cats. I love cats. I must remember, I love cats.
TINA - I can't wait to give your green chili sauce a try. Nice to have real help in the garden. All I've been doing is cleaning up fall and winter debris. I'm planting nothing new as we won't be home this summer to take care of it.
CHICKIE - even a slow day at your house runs circles around me! But sounds like you've been REALLY busy, even for you! I notice sewing wasn't on that list of your week's activities. How long will Tasha be staying? Is she still interested in sewing at all?
BECCA - oh, Vicki has taken a lot of our yard things. Some we've found hidden in the woods but most have never shown up. When we asked about them she just gave us a smug, knowing smile and wouldn't say a word. So we no longer put anything on that side of the house. Have fun with the kiddoes if they come by today! Is CA feeling any better?
IRISH - OMG! You do realize that Pentagon jail is a bit bigger deal than the regular jail you're used to, don't you?? And is D.C. that close to you? I thought it was about 350 miles. OH wait! You took that ILLEGAL shortcut! Well, anyway, I'm just glad you found your yarn!
JANA - You'll get used to your new table quickly, I'm sure. and I love how you described your lamps. I like rustic look. And I love impromptu parties the best! It's always fun to scramble and see what you can pull together at the last minute. And it's (almost) always a success! And tell us more about Stu's young lady friend . . .
This morning we're going to the Farm and Garden store (Wilco) and buy pet food, a new garden rake, and clippers. I've worn out all my tools! Then - on with the day! Supper is going to be pork chops on the grill, salad, and either rice or noodles - Billy's Choice. Last night it was so nice that we even ate out on the deck and watched TV out there for two hours before we had to come in. A taste of what's to come!
Today is St. Joseph's Feast Day and the day the swallows come back to Capistrano. And I finished all the hard work in the yard! so much to celebrate! We were 76* yesterday. And staying in the 70's today and tomorrow. I have to confess, I wouldn't mind a rainy day so I can rest! lol! Today I'll put out all my little woodland critters, gnomes, and cats. and we'll get out the patio table. Our seat cushions for it are so old that I restuffed them years ago. This year when I got them out they were dirty and covered in Riley's cat hair. So, after letting Scottie have a nostalgic sniff, I cut open the cushions, washed the covers, and spent TV time last night restuffing and handsewing them back together. They are clean and hair free, if faded. I also made a little bit of progress on my Alaska quilt. However, not enough to brag about.
Bill got the RV washed, though he was under hard scrutiny the entire time. We only got a few half-hearted clangs on the bowl. Disappointing. We expected more of a show.
Since I've been writing this, Foxy brought in a live baby mouse. It was on the stairway and he and the dog were chasing it. I got a box and the three of us put on quite a performance as we all tried to catch it. Bill stood out of harm's way on the landing, watching the show. Bill doesn't do mice. It finally got away from all of us and ran into our bedroom and now it's under my dresser. Sigh. I love cats. I love cats. I must remember, I love cats.
TINA - I can't wait to give your green chili sauce a try. Nice to have real help in the garden. All I've been doing is cleaning up fall and winter debris. I'm planting nothing new as we won't be home this summer to take care of it.
CHICKIE - even a slow day at your house runs circles around me! But sounds like you've been REALLY busy, even for you! I notice sewing wasn't on that list of your week's activities. How long will Tasha be staying? Is she still interested in sewing at all?
BECCA - oh, Vicki has taken a lot of our yard things. Some we've found hidden in the woods but most have never shown up. When we asked about them she just gave us a smug, knowing smile and wouldn't say a word. So we no longer put anything on that side of the house. Have fun with the kiddoes if they come by today! Is CA feeling any better?
IRISH - OMG! You do realize that Pentagon jail is a bit bigger deal than the regular jail you're used to, don't you?? And is D.C. that close to you? I thought it was about 350 miles. OH wait! You took that ILLEGAL shortcut! Well, anyway, I'm just glad you found your yarn!
JANA - You'll get used to your new table quickly, I'm sure. and I love how you described your lamps. I like rustic look. And I love impromptu parties the best! It's always fun to scramble and see what you can pull together at the last minute. And it's (almost) always a success! And tell us more about Stu's young lady friend . . .
This morning we're going to the Farm and Garden store (Wilco) and buy pet food, a new garden rake, and clippers. I've worn out all my tools! Then - on with the day! Supper is going to be pork chops on the grill, salad, and either rice or noodles - Billy's Choice. Last night it was so nice that we even ate out on the deck and watched TV out there for two hours before we had to come in. A taste of what's to come!