Out of touch and Friday Feast
Bad Allie - I've really not been good about updating my blog!  Almost 2 mos since the last update!  I really have been stitching (on the Santa stocking) and have lots of progress to share!  In the meantime, I'll do last week's Friday Feast:
Appetizer - When was the last time you had your hair cut/trimmed?
Just before 4th of July.  I'm really bad about doing it often enough.  The cut before that was sometime in winter!
Soup - Name one thing you miss about being a child.
I've been feeling nostalgic the last couple weeks.  I think it started when I was out in the yard and decided to lay down in the grass to take a break from mowing.  It felt like such an age since I'd done that.  When I lived in Miami, I would go lay in the grass before a thunderstorm (not sure that's safe/advisable) and watch the clouds roll in, then watch as the big drops began to fall.  So I think I miss being excited to experience those simple pleasures that come with curiosity.  I used to save bees from the swimming pool, setting them on the edge where the water would absorb into the hot concrete.  I would look at them up close as they dried off, falling over until their wings were dry.  I miss the details you notice when everything is new and other priorities aren't pulling you away.
Salad - Pick one: butter, margarine, olive oil.
Olive oil.
Main Course - If you could learn another language, which one would you pick, and why?
Swedish - it would be fun to have a connection to my ancestors and maybe visit where they came from.
Dessert - Finish this sentence: In 5 years I expect to be…
36!  and a Mom.
Monday, August 04, 2008
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