we haven’t had a tree since we moved; we had no place to put one. but now the porch is a perfect place–keeps the tree cool and protected from the destructo-kitties.
first tree
winter watermelon
we discovered watermelon radish thanks to Boston Organics. they are much milder than regular radishes, and are also very pretty!
curiosity and the cat
I seriously think he may have fallen in if I hadn’t snickered and distracted him.
gingerbread house
Leah and I weren’t impressed with the candies that came with the kit, so we went out and got more, including the rolled cookies for the roof and crushed candy canes for the walkway.
the horse’s shadow and the kid’s toes
Couldn’t make up my mind for today’s picture, so there’s two!
first, we have the shadow of Leah’s horse, Arty, who stool still very nicely so I could take this picture.
second, Leah and I went and got pedicures. these are her seasonal toes.
o christmas tree
maybe I’m just being cynical, but I have trouble believing the “world’s best christmas trees” are being sold in the Arizona desert.
birds of a feather
most mornings when I walk by, there is one gull sitting here. sometimes two. this morning…it was a little alarming….
oh the humanity!
this was once a whole and happy sparkle ball. now…it is dead.
feed me!
Gandalf knows that being adorable will get him fed. which is good, because he’s never eaten in his whole life. ever.
meet Watson
Watson the bearded dragon has been coming to morning meetings every day. we want to make sure he continues to get handled on a daily basis. he digs it.
