i am still absolutely 100% loving mowing the one acre lawn with my old push mower. no sarcasm at all. love it truly i do. only problem is the neighbor boy. he's in middle school, stuck at home most days with just a bicycle and motorbike to keep him company. i'm not sure if he's super bored or just loves the riding mower but he is always wanting to mow my lawn! and i want to mow my lawn! i have such a hard time saying no to his puppy dog eyes every week when he comes knocking so i cave and let him finish up. one week he actually beat me to it and mowed the whole darn thing! that was a sad week. this week i finally put my neon converse foot down and said no. a friend was over and she laughed and laughed at me all afternoon because i felt so bad. it's just a hard thing knowing that chivalry is not dead and i'm stomping all over it.
have any of you ever seen pink edged queen anne's lace? i hadn't, but i've found this beauty on my walking route. i wonder if it's normal, a rare strain, or a mutant.
i've also been dabbling with a bit of crocheting lately even though my lap kitty tries to help a little too much. are any of you yarn goddesses? i'm wondering about some good places to shop online. i really only like to work with cotton yarn and there isn't much of a selection of that at the local big box stores.
off to edit more pics! i'm loving blogging in my freshened space! :)
I've seen Queen Annes lace like that, but it's been about (cough) 35 years and it was in northern Indiana. Queen Anne's lace was always my favorite when I was a girl. If you put it in water with food coloring the "lace" will take on that color. Makes for some fun bouquets.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the memories! :)