Lis's Project 365

Daffodils always make me think of sunny days, even if the day isn’t so sunny.

So we were commenting on how these toaster oven sheet pans get so dirty in the corners.  And Doug said, I wonder if I can burn it off.  It was semi-successful on the first one.  But then he left the next one on the stove too long, and the pan melted.  And in case you’re wondering, aluminum melts at 1220°F.

My mom is going to an 80s party in May, and she had to idea what to wear.  So I told her, “We need to get you to the Garment District in Cambridge.”  We went today, it was all pretty hilarious, and I promise I will post a picture of her in the getup she ultimately bought.  Stay tuned.

My neighbor’s lawn has this big scar on it.  The only possible explanation I can think of is that a flying saucer came to a landing in their front yard.  What else could it possibly be?

I guess I know where to go if my bunions get bad enough.

While I think this is a cute idea, and I’ve seen other libraries do it, I’m not sure I’d try it.   Of course, I guess there’s no big loss in checking one of these out.  If I don’t like it, I just don’t read it.

There’s crocuses is the yard!  Huzzah!
(I know….I take photos of the crocuses almost every year.  Sue me.  I love spring!)

No.  It’s just Ferrous.

….but we know this kind of adorableness generally leads to a wrestling match.
(and yes, that is Doug’s leg that they are nesting in.)

If you want a traditionally made Icelandic sweater, you need to go to the Handknitters Association of Iceland. Anywhere else is selling cheap knockoffs.  The sweaters aren’t cheap, but they will last a lifetime.