I said I was looking to new things to do through my days to keep from the trap of sitting in front of the television or scrolling on screens. I have managed pretty good so far. I am finishing up that crochet blanket that I started several years back and only needs about 10 rows and a border to be done. As well, there are two kits to work on and some book creating I am doing. I did get to the dollar store and got the items needed to learn about water colour painting and that is going to be a lot of fun. As well as ongoing puzzles too.
Of course, there is no way that I could go any day without reading. Right now I am reading Sarah Mother of Nations, which is the beginning of another series that I am liking very much -
As well my most favourite cozy mystery author has come out with her latest about favourite characters as well and when I am finished Sarah I am sure I will jump back into Sinful, Louisiana and the characters that are so much fun to read about.
So, all in all another fun week here in our little town. Morning walks continue as is being bossed around by Tigger.
As well as a visitor, who seemed to be enjoying walking below our balcony and checking out if he could find food anywhere close.
Hubby had been working on his lighting for this new layout and as promised here is a night picture of his work.
He really doesn't realize the really nice work he does. Nor does he realize not everyone could figure this out as he does.
He had been still working on the newly created stone walls for the houses. More on those in the future.
I, also finished up tidying up my cookbook which had so more 'For 2' recipes as well as cleaning up some recipes that needed tweeking.
I can't help wanting to freshen up my cover either - LOL.
As well as another finished puzzle which I picked up because this was just too cute a picture to ignore.
And so now it is off for a drive this morning and I am wishing you all, who stop by, a lovely weekend whatever the weather gets up to where you are.
Looks like a lovely week, and a successful search for entertainment/learning! You can tell Robert I like his lighting. And all the photos, for that matter, showing your rich life.
ReplyDeleteI am lucky with gas prices being what they are that my car sips instead of guzzling. And of course I don't drive a lot either.
Have another great week ahead!
I will tell him and thank you for your kind words. Our little Sparky sips instead of guzzles too ;) Huge hugs!
DeleteIt sounds like you have such a lovely, productive week ahead! It is wonderful that you are making so much progress on your crochet blanket and diving into watercolor painting; there’s something so satisfying about finishing a long-term project and starting a creative new hobby at the same time. Your husband’s lighting work on the layout looks fantastic, too—he clearly has a real talent for those intricate details.
ReplyDeleteThe books you're reading sound fascinating, especially the deep dive into Biblical fiction. It's such a thoughtful way to connect with history. I also love that you’re freshening up your cookbook; those "for two" recipes are so practical, and a new cover is the perfect finishing touch. Enjoy your trip! (((BIG HUGS)))
Thank you Paula. Hubby says "and sticky fingers too - LOL" It is nice to finally be getting close to getting that blanket off the hook and ready for gifting. Oh, the biblical fiction is amazing and I am so surprised I hadn't found those books earlier. There are so many of them and I am so far loving them all. Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful week!
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