Thank you guys for all of the nice compliements on the Grad Quilt! I started cutting & arranging a quilt for Gus' move to the big boy bed. It won't be happening for a long time, so I've got some room to relax. Please don't climb out of the crib today.
I hope everyone has a nice weekend. We've had a good Saturday so far. Gus got a long overdue haircut. He was starting to look like a hobbit. I got my car back. Yep! Almost 2 weeks before they had quoted me. I got to cruise the Farmer's Market alone. Always helpful. I came back with a small farm. I'm planning on steaming & freezing some veggies for TBA's first foods. I've also had a craving for fresh applesauce. Nothing to do with the pregnancy. It always happens to me the first part of September. And that big pile of tomatoes will be chopped, frozen & turned into sauce. But for now, me & my Old Millwaukee N/A are going to sit down, watch some football & work on Tilted Duster. God, I love fall.
-L
p.s. Someone got a new camera... I'll be playing around with it later tonight.
Mmm, homemade tomato sauce...yum! I *heart* farmer's markets.
Posted by: Sarah | September 15, 2007 at 11:09 PM
See how kids are SO different??? Mine has been in his Big Boy Bed for months and months now - but the nursing thing that Gus so easily gave up? Saturday was the first night I Cut Him Off from the tit and man oh man did that kid SCREAM for a good 30 minutes - kicking & screaming - total hysterics. Every night has been easier - no screaming at least, and waaayyyy more sleep than I've gotten in the past two months - waking whines of "Mommy, I wanna' nurse" notwithstanding.
All different. Thank God.
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I don't crave home-made applesauce (I make mine w/ the skins on - makes the 'sauce a pretty pink colour!) as much as I do home-made apple chips. YUM. Now if only the sweet little old couple at the local farmer's market w/ the gnarled apple tree orchard hadn't sold up and retired to Florida last year leaving me local-apple-less..............
Posted by: Susan | September 18, 2007 at 03:54 PM
p.s. check out Parikha's Tilted Duster. It's soooooooo beautiful!!!
http://droppedstitches.blogspot.com/2007/09/tilted-duster.html
Posted by: Susan | September 18, 2007 at 03:55 PM