Oh the weather outside is frightful . . .

{ February 8 }

Ward. Who needs a guy?

{ February 9 }

Hope, Hope . . . waiting for her beloved Miss Evelyn.

{ February 10 }

Ward was tuned today (yippee!). And had a few other things fixed . . . this sight disturbed me.

{ February 11 }

"Gee, girls . . . you take up the WHOLE sofa."

{ February 12 }

Waiting for Sarie to get in the car. *yawns* Then had grand adventures. Up hills. Down hills. Buying Chocolate Malt Balls. Nom nom!

{ February 13 }

Our iced in foster - Sadie. Pretty much ADORABLE.

Winter Slush & Model Bebe

I'm not feeling anywhere near wordy tonight. But I wasn't for my last post either . . . so I feel somewhat obliged to write something.

Sara & I desperately are wanting to make Posie Gets Cozy's afghan. Cayooute? Isn't it? I love those colors.
This week has matched the weather. Hm. Mixture of "Aw! The purty snowflakes!" and "Yuck. Slush."
We are stocked with enough hot chocolate to last us until next winter. *happy sigh*
I think I've had my share of unflattering pictures posted on FB to last me all of 2010. May I please, please remain behind the camera for the rest of the year? Thank you.
I am such an old lady.
I've been quilting this evening - now watching dear Lawrence Welk with two lovely hounds.
There. I was sociable. :)

{ February 1 }

Bebe patiently waiting for her beloved sunshine.

{ February 2 }

We still have snow! See?{ February 3 }
Cuddle day with best friend.
First photo - in what feels like months and months - that I can smile pain free! Squee!

{ February 4 }

Dear Wilson, About your teddy bear . . . { February 5 }
Bebe and I are disgusted with the weather. We are. We are.

{ February 6 }

Few minutes quilting in a polka dotted world.

Last Days of January

{ January 28 }

Judie had a bad day. Then Sarie went grocery shopping . . . how dare she. Judie was most happy that Sara came home.

{ January 29 }

SNOW. Again. Wow. What a winter we have had! For us anyway!{ January 30 }

Wilson approves of the snow.

{ January 31 }
Practicing piano exercises ~ and failing miserably. (Obviously)

Goodbye, lovely lady.

Jean Simmons
1929 - 2010

Marlon Brando: You remember that tune pretty well.
Jean Simmons: It keeps running through my heart.
Marlon Brando: It has words, you know.
Jean Simmons: Something about "amor, amor" I'll bet.
Marlon Brando: It's about you. It's about you right now...

- Guys & Dolls (1955)