Taking it easy

I'm taking it easy this afternoon. I've got a bit of a weary feeling which I think might be from low iron (now that I can recognise the signs). So off to bed early with a good book, The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan in fact. I find I don't read a lot of non-fiction anymore. Cook books and gardening books dominate.

 

 I made a small tote bag recently to post off in a gift parcel. Now I'm moving on to making a picnic blanket/quilt for another friend and perhaps a table runner or two. That's a good thing about winter evenings. There is less daylight to spend working outdoors so some of those craft projects can take centre stage.

And just to show you how  things really are here. I turn my back to do some exercising and what happens to my water? I'm a little concerned about how many times this has happened in the past and I haven't known.
Tracy

Puss in the garden

She is an indoor cat who likes the great outdoors. We take her outside on a leash and today she was apparently thirsty. She also took a dip under the hose too. This cat really loves the water.

Content with her daily trip outside, she dried herself then curled up and slept on the black and white churn dash quilt I had just put on the bed this morning. She loves this quilt, it really shows the hairs she drops.

Tracy