72/365:
pottering about on a sun-warmed porch this morning…
perfect weather to introduce a generous lot of spring flowers to their new forever-home on our front entranceway…
it isn’t finished…
but we’re on our way…
to a place that invites us to sink in and have a toe-up, as we come in from the day…
tonight, after yummy $1 fish tacos, we did just that…
he and I, and the doggie…
he, in his fuzzy billabong hoodie…
me, with my teal beanie and furry boots
two steaming mugs of tea in hand…
Friday, March 16, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Project 365, March 9th-11th
69/365:
The sun is shining, a warm
spring breeze gently billowing through open windows…
all is well ;)
70/365: Saturday ♥
I love it when my hubby is home
with me in the mornings…
Especially when they are the
unhurried kind :)
71/365: Pedaling to Get Down the Hill
A cloudy and overcast morning
gave way to a gloriously sunny, spring afternoon… Rendering today a splendid day for Coastal Conquest
training ride #2 and a superb opportunity to practice riding into an offshore
breeze that was quite feisty…
That was us out there today, pedaling to get down the hill…
That was me out there, downshifting in order to cycle down Whitewood…
Oh and, yes, that was also us
out there eating our (much-earned) yummy, post-ride Mexican food :)
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Project 365
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Whataday / Thankful
68/365:
As I sat with my morning coffee,
considering James’s exhortation to be patient in trials, my hubby kissed me
goodbye headed to work.
Seven minutes later this happened…
Then, thanks to my wonderful/amazing friend’s roadside assistance package, this happened…
There she goes... in all her glory…
Afterwards, amazing-roadside-assistance-friend
and I took another friend some happy birthday flowers… :)
Then, just as I was about to
dive into an after lunch project, my mother-in-law called to see if I could
possibly bring by her spare key as she had mistakenly locked herself out of the
house and her hubby was out of town.
Slight problem… her key was
tucked safely away in my truck (not the problem), but the truck was currently
in San Diego with Matt (problem).
However, mom did have one
window that happened to be unlocked; it was approximately 7x16 inches… :/
I said I’d give it a whirl.
Sadly, as I was pulling the
motorcycle out of the garage my foot slipped on the epoxy and the bike crashed
on top of me and this happened…
Thankfully, my neighbor was
able to help me get the bike upright again…
Mom was not joking about the
size of the window...
I had to go in feet first
because the window was up so high…
And this little operation may
have required a giant ladder and some strange acrobatics…
BUT we did have success (eventually)!!!
Despite the day, my heart
remained thankful….
Thankful that Matt was safe, thankful
that he was still able to make it to his cases on time, thankful for a friend who
dropped everything to rescue me, thankful for roadside assistance, thankful that
the car could be fixed, thankful to have friends birthday’s to celebrate, thankful
for camera phones, thankful the motorcycle tipped over in the garage and not in
the street, thankful for an open window to crawl through, thankful for the Word
of God that lights our path…
But I just may avoid studying all passages on trials for the rest of my life… jk ;)
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Project 365
Friday, March 9, 2012
Project 365, March 2nd-7th
63/365: Simply Amazing Weather for our First Outdoor Coastal Conquest Group Training Ride
64/365: Macgyver
Take a second glance at the picture below…
Did you notice our Macgyver method for mortaring our front porch brick?
Oh ok, now, you’re seeing it…
Detecting the fact that Matt individually taped off each brick so that we wouldn’t have to go back and acid wash rows and rows of new brick…
He’s ingenious like that, my Matt…
And, although I don’t think this Macgyver technique was much of a time-saver, it did accomplish the overall look we wanted… like I said, ingenious…
65/365:
Monday cloudy skies and a drizzly forecast meant one thing, all that tape had to come up today.
Sigh…
One simple thought reverberated in my mind... “She brings him good…all the days of her life...” :)
I procrastinated another ten minutes with my second cup of coffee. Then, arming myself with knee pads, decided I would surprise Matt and get it done before he returned home from work.
Bring him good ladies, bring him good :)
66/365: @ RMG
67/365:
Cooler temps blasting across the valley today…
The itch to paint something white finally got to me and I broke out the white paint…
Even if it meant painting baseboards and trim… :/ because I learned the hard way that there is such a thing as “too white…”
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