Who Cut the Cheese collage #2
Perfect wintry day...so layered up then a quick walk to bank and post office. Then off to Harvard Square to find it's wonderful little shops & yes, holiday shoppers. Into the Pharmacy which carries European fare for stocking stuffers, then to The Museum of Useful Things. WOW, they have the best different goodies (truly useful too) so more stocking stuffers. Then to the Indian Cafe. Ah, the spices filled the air and the food just as good. Had a hot coconut soup which I'd never seen before and something like vegetarian somasas but long, crepe-like, cooked right there. Delish! Also a mango lassi.
Then stopped by the local artist co-op...found a wool wig-hat! Oh, you'll see a picture of Jon in that...all the customers were having such fun watching him "model" it! On to the grocers, then home to collage and feed Kat, who went from not eating to eating us out of house & home. It's a good thing.
Wonderful blogs to visit...you people are so talented & fun.
Take care...til later.
posted by sylviasometimes @ 12/04/2004 09:05:00 PM
10 Comments:
This is a great collage. The big cheese indeed! I suppose you would feel the spirit of xmas if you had snow and ice but its very mild here and a little damp. Just been to a couple of xmasy boot sales but I'll tell you more in my blog else I wont have much to relate!
Hi, Michael...well, if I know
you, you've found goodies! CS's
I hope! And as Christmas will
be in a sneeze, I bet Ole Kris
Kringel found a stocking treat...
but only for the sweet!
Hi
Just been catching up on your blogs.
Rabbits CD is off and hopping across the Atlantic.
It may even have arrived. Posted it last Friday.
Yes, Michael is a good rhymer. Our joint kids' efforts contain lots of his input. Still trying to get one published. But now I have InDesign I may well publish it myself.
Listening to Beefheart out-takes right now.
Meanwhile - loved the cheese!
Hi
Just been catching up on your blogs.
Rabbits CD is off and hopping across the Atlantic.
It may even have arrived. Posted it last Friday.
Yes, Michael is a good rhymer. Our joint kids' efforts contain lots of his input. Still trying to get one published. But now I have InDesign I may well publish it myself.
Listening to Beefheart out-takes right now.
Meanwhile - loved the cheese!
Hi
Just been catching up on your blogs.
Rabbits CD is off and hopping across the Atlantic.
It may even have arrived. Posted it last Friday.
Yes, Michael is a good rhymer. Our joint kids' efforts contain lots of his input. Still trying to get one published. But now I have InDesign I may well publish it myself.
Listening to Beefheart out-takes right now.
Meanwhile - loved the cheese!
Hi
Just been catching up on your blogs.
Rabbits CD is off and hopping across the Atlantic.
It may even have arrived. Posted it last Friday.
Yes, Michael is a good rhymer. Our joint kids' efforts contain lots of his input. Still trying to get one published. But now I have InDesign I may well publish it myself.
Listening to Beefheart out-takes right now.
Meanwhile - loved the cheese!
Hi
Just been catching up on your blogs.
Rabbits CD is off and hopping across the Atlantic.
It may even have arrived. Posted it last Friday.
Yes, Michael is a good rhymer. Our joint kids' efforts contain lots of his input. Still trying to get one published. But now I have InDesign I may well publish it myself.
Listening to Beefheart out-takes right now.
Meanwhile - loved the cheese!
Gee, Roger, glad you dropped by, dropped by,
dropped by! Just teasing...happens to me all
the time.
Beefheart, is it?! Good listening there!
Did you happen to catch the 60 Minute
interview with Dylan the other nite?
Interesting he felt "being famous" was
much more difficult to deal with than all
the hassle of gigs everywhere.
Oh dear...the blogger's got
mad!!! More comments coming
in like bullets, Roger. I'm
almost hysterical laughing at
this crazy thing!
The blogs been a wee bit temperereremental of late methinks. Hopefully this one will only arrive once.
XXX
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