Wednesday, 18 April 2012

Yarn along and some new growth

Keeping it super brief this morning so that I can get to the farmer's market...did you get that?  I am writing my yarn along on Wednesday for a change.

Oooh, sorry, my kitchen is dark in the morning, but I couldn't take the picture in the dining room where I usually do because N was eating his breakfast in there and this is a surprise for him.  Mr. N requested a new hat (for next fall) and this is the yarn I spun up for it.  The scarf from last week's yarn along is on hold until I can decide what to do with the darn thing (yesterday's post I think).  The book I picked up at the library last night but I haven't started it yet.  It is set in 1881 and one of the characters is Arthur Conan Doyle, but it is fiction.  I will let you know.

And now....look what is happening in my kitchen:
Now I just need to plant it up in some dirt.  Thank you very much to Tricia at Crunchy Catholic Momma for this one.  She has posted a bunch of garden things I have never heard in the last little while.  I just love her blog.

And in the dining room: 

A couple of new things sprouting...one was too small to even take the picture.  I would love to tell you what they are but in true Natalie style I forgot to label a gosh darn thing in my rush to get things planted.  These are to replace the seedlings that I tried to plant early outside under row covers.    Note to self...start them inside next year and then move them out.

And this morning my cat is very happy:
and I caught the boys eating their breakfast:
Where do they get this?  I think this is actually the first time I have caught N reading at breakfast...he is not usually the reader of the family but he loves the new book he is reading.  N is reading Cirque de Freak by Darren Shan and S is reading Eragon by Christopher Paolini.

Joining up with Yarn Along at small things

5 comments:

  1. Ohhh the yarn is pretty! (Handsome!). I was just saying yesterday I can't wait to start going to the Farmer's Market again. Yay for seedlings sprouting! Mine sprouted about 2 weeks ago and I was SO good by writing out my little markers of what each was. The other day I decided to peek at the peet pots (where I also marked what seeds were where) and the peet pots don't match up with the little tickets. So now I'll have to be surprised about what is what!

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  2. Our farmer's market has been in full swing for two weeks now and I am thankful for all the people who shop there, thanks for supporting a farmer!
    Love seeing the photo of your babies reading at the table, we do the same thing here.

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  3. Oh, I'm anxious to get to our farmers markets. Our local one starts in a month but the Boulder one is already open... I may have found my plans for Saturday. ;-)

    I love the last photo!

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  4. I love Farmer's Markets, they are so fun! Pretty yarn, it will be gorgeous as a hat. I am so excited for spring gardening!

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  5. Everything is starting to grow. I get excited every year as the seedlings start to appear. Farmer's Markets are so much fun. Beats supermarkets any day!

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