We had a great visit with our extended family last week, the
last one left on Friday so now we can get back to whatever passes for normal at
our house. They delivered our new shed
while the kids were here, my step-son was a great help in getting it set
up. Since then, hubby and his employee
have been hard at work fixing up the inside so it can be used as an office. They’re coming right along! It’s happening a lot faster than I expected. I’ll post some pictures another time, I haven’t
taken any yet but I’m sure hubby has.
As for me, I’ve been doing some sewing and cooking, and a
very small amount of knitting. It’s just
too darn hot to knit, but I want to because I find it so soothing. So now and then I pick it up and work a
little just to calm my mind.
I’m getting back into the groove of cooking, sort of. This week I’ve made several meals, including
a curry that included my second attempt at bento. First I was going to make a shark, but it
looked like some sort of mutant. So I changed
it to a whale, which looked a little better.
Drake said it was a dolphin so I must have been on the right track!!!
Doesn’t it look cute, swimming in a vegetable/lentil curry?
Last Saturday Tahnee and I went thrift-store shopping. Waterfront Mission was having a 69 cents sale
and I got a few items to be re-purposed into new clothing or quilts. I made this tank top for Drake from one of
those purchases:
Pay no attention to the blue plaid shorts, they actually matched what he had on before he tried on the new tank top. I didn’t get a “before” picture of the shirt, sorry. It was originally an Old Navy polo shirt,
size medium. I was able to use the collar as the ribbing around the neck but there
wasn’t enough to do the arm holes. At
first I tried just hemming the arm holes but it looked all stretched out and baggy
so I went back and used a bit of the leftover fabric to do a sort of “ribbing”
effect. It worked. You know, someday I’m going to have to learn
to do sleeves…. All in good time.
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