Lis's Project 365

In the book I am reading, each chapter starts with the image of a plane.   Until I looked at this photo, I didn’t really realize that it is made up of tiny dots.

When my haircut was finished,  I stood up and said, “I need to take a picture of my hair.”  And the stylist said “Give me your phone, I’ll take it.”  And I said, “No, not THIS hair” (pointing at my head)  “THIS hair!” (pointing at the floor).

The theme of the week is “macro” or “really close up.”   These are some Thomcord grapes leftover from a birthday BBQ.  They’re a cross between Thompson and Concord grapes, and very sweet.

Just go with me, here.  OK, no, I wasn’t really at a concert when I took this.  (shocking).  But the original photo was so boring, I had to mess around with the new phone’s  photo editing features.   And isn’t that first photo so much more interesting?

Still wearing them.

I hang my earrings on this little metal earring tree I got on Etsy.

I like the idea of aluminum bottles for this kind of thing.  Aluminum is more easily recycled.  Plus, the bottles are cute.

There’s a reason why this fork is amusing to me.  It’s not mine.  When I was unpacking from this year’s Vineyard vacation, I discovered I had “stolen” it from the rental house.  Now I need to remember to bring it back next year.
(Last year, Roz went home with a washcloth. So it’s not just me.)

First of all, THIS IS NOT MY CAR.  It’s a car a saw when I was out running errands.  Not good for the owner.  But an interesting look at some of the guts of their car.

The theme of the week is “metal” (Doug’s suggestion).  So here is a standard metal mixing bowl, filled with super yummy cranberry beans that unfortunately lose that pretty color when cooked.