The Kitchen Aid really is awesome, and I’ve been using some of my favorite gadgets more often.
We made a delicious coffee cake for Valentine’s Day.
Sometimes the sky looks just right for a rainbow, and if I peek outside, I’m often rewarded with one! Today’s was low and fleeting… when I went back out a couple of minutes later, it was gone.
We got a press recently and the freshly ground beans make a delicious hot beverage!
It’s my favorite season. There are flowers, the trees are budding, and I found my personal favorite – tiny green jewels popping out of the grape vines.
We went to start checking it out for doing night walks there.
Launch photo! We took a short paddle at Werner Boyce Salt Springs, on our way home from working as temps at the elections office today. My poor hat was all smooshed up in the kayak bag.
It’s our favorite new restaurant. Last visit, we treated our friend for her birthday.
I loved it, even though it’s fake. Except for the hunk of chert, which has a thin vein of sparkly crystals in it (not pictured, I forgot to get it out of the bag). One of the best parts of the tour was our guide Selena, who was into many of the same things I am! She’s a soul-sister.
We got the experience for Trav’s birthday. It’s an old limestone mine turned into a zip line adventure. We had a great time!
We saw caterpillars, frogs, cockroaches, a fishfly, ants, spiders, and scorpions. Here are some pictures.
And, I made fluorescent rocks for people to find along the way!
We’re putting together a series of night walks at Crews Lake Park.
It was getting so I would start a cup of coffee and then go do some other stuff while I waited. Not any more!
She would have turned 19 on April 1st. I’m going to miss her terribly. Our “Little Miss Adventure.” She was the last surviving member of the cat clan.
I’m looking forward to our ham and potato soup for dinner.
We’re celebrating again this weekend, and also oxt week, with zip lining. The love has been amazing so far.
And sorely needed!! So many boxes, so little idea of what’s in some of them.
I use it frequently, to get a closer view of things like rocks, coins, shells, etc.