What do you think of when you think of antiques? Some fancy curly-qued French Louis XVI chair, I’ll bet. Or some delicate old thing. That’s not what I think of. My preference is for Turn of the Century (20th Century) Tiger Oak. My husband’s preference is for Victorian Era Eastlake … Continue reading →
Rantings and Ravings of an Insane Writer is an official April A-Z Blogging Challenge participant. If you’re finding your way here from there, welcome. I have a fairly regular post schedule here already. Mondays are for photos. Saturdays are for cats. Every other Friday, I do an Imagination Prompt. I … Continue reading →
Welcome to Philosophical Meanderings’ unofficial entry into the the April A-Z Blogging challenge. This blog isn’t searched by search engines, so I didn’t figure I needed to try to attract a large audience to it with an official participation, so I haven’t signed up at the A-Z site for this … Continue reading →
This has been an interesting week for us and Sneaky. I caught a glimpse of her Monday, and, with my limited glance, I thought she looked like she might be pregnant. I took Lady in to have her ear looked at and stumped the vet but came home with some … Continue reading →
Ruby loves her Delta kitty: You can see two kitties in this photo, can’t you? Save Save
Continue reading →I don’t have much to add. The kittens successfully transitioned to San Antonio and back this week. Rossie went into hiding for a couple of days, but by the time it was time to come back to Central Texas, she had been out and about for a day and a … Continue reading →
In some ways, it’s been a slow month for us. Mr. L has three of four sides on the big door at the shop weatherstripped, which means a source of drafts has been eliminated. We cleared half the showroom to set up for a garage sale next month. We’re in … Continue reading →
Welcome to this month’s edition of the Merry Go Round Blog Tour where we’ll discuss blocks. I personally prefer the different colored and shaped wooden building blocks we used to give kids. My dad found a new take on the old blocks for his great grand-daughter — they’re made from … Continue reading →
We’re planning a yard sale for the first weekend in April (subject to being pushed back to the second weekend if circumstances dictate). That means we had to clear out the right half of the showroom at the shop in preparation for setting up tables to display stuff. It’s coming … Continue reading →
Three times in the last week Rossie has demanded we pet her. It’s on her schedule, of course, but it’s still a first for her. One time, it could have been a fluke. Twice, well, maybe… Three times? I think we’re making some progress. Oh, and she comes walking over … Continue reading →