Monday Mosaics - Water Towers

Saturday started out as a bright sunny day. So we hopped in the car and took a ride over the lake to small town South Carolina hoping to cure our cabin fever.

The winter rain has raised the lake level.

Are they selling only one peanut?

Loving the bright blue sky but it didn't last.

Once again it started raining before the afternoon was over. I'm beginning to feel waterlogged. Maybe that explains why I have this obsession of photographing water towers.

For photo mosaics more creative than metal objects that hold water, visit Mary at Little Red House.

Enjoy...

Has Anyone Seen Spring?

This has been a very long, wet, and cold winter.

Where is spring? Has anyone seen it?

Sure wish it would return soon!

Blue and Pink

2010 has been a very cold year. Yes, I know it has only been 17 days into the new year but for most of those 17 days it has been cold. Very cold. I live in the south where cold is not the norm during the winter except for very brief periods of time. The days have been dreary and the temps have been below freezing - brrrr. So it was a sight for sore eyes to see this on the back porch today:

and this in the sky:

Yes, that is a blue sky with white clouds - YES!

Loving me some blue sky.

Check some more Monday Mosaics at Little Red House.

I am tickled pink to have finished this baby quilt. I recently was cleaning out some scraps and realized I just might have enough pink fabric to make a baby quilt for some little baby girl. 

Presently, I don't know anyone expecting a little girl. I'll just store it away until I do know someone.

Enjoy...

Mosaic Monday - Knitted Hats

If it's Monday, then it must be Mosaic Monday. Check out all the links to some very creative mosaics at  Little Red House. Here are a couple of mosaics I made using photos of knitted baby hats.

I love knitting these little things.

Enjoy...

The Best Christmas Present

If I had to pick one word to express Christmas this year, it would be:

Why? The best Christmas present arrived a few days before Christmas this year even though we had to go to the airport to pick it up....

I'd go to the airport every day if I knew my favorite gift (our son) would be there.

I've enjoyed my time off over Christmas break and I have actually work on some sewing and knitting projects. Surprising, isn't it?
I completed a couple of knitted baby hats,
 




and have started a sweet little  pink baby quilt.





And, of course, baking has been a part of my break.

I've also started a new food blog to share new recipes. Come by and visit - Leslie's Cookery

Later...