You know how someone says, “I’ve got good news and bad news.”
Well, I’m telling that to myself right now.
The good news? I’m having fun this weekend — I’m working on several blog posts for future publication.
The bad news is I have to clear my calendar a bit because I must work on income taxes next week.
Yuck.
Man oh man, I love Spring, yet this is one part that I despise. Maybe I would feel differently if I felt there was little corruption in government and our tax dollars were being spent wisely.
Anyway, on a lighter note, I’m off to water my new garden and am searching for new recipes for squash and tomatoes. Let me know if you have a keeper recipe for me to try!
a balancing act
glamping in vintage style
a fun and fabulous way to save the funny and sweet things your children say
a great idea for a community involvement project
Love these vintage price tags
a visually interesting image of “The Radiator People”
an adorable kitten
bad posture, three ways
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Two: Roland Brunner via Flickr
Three: Hula Seventy
Four: Robert Bye via Instagram
Five: Hogg Barn Antiques via Etsy and Facebook
Six: Pavel Muller via Flickr
Seven: Brandon Morgan via Unsplash
Eight: State Records NSW via Flickr
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So nicely said about the corruption & taxes. I couldn’t agree more!
Going to the garden sounds very relaxing & great therapy.
Have a good week-end!
We have had so much wonderful rain in the past week that I haven’t even had to water. My new vegetable plants are loving it.
I have to work on our taxes too, so I empathize with you.
I love the shiny Air-stream! There is something so amazingly capturing about b&w photos. Having just returned from Palestine last Monday after watching spring come in over the previous three weeks, I am excited for your gardening prospects! I have always been deeply affected by the way the ground erupts and provides us with everything we need to survive. I look forward to retiring in a few years and beginning the next phase of life working on our small farm! It will be amazing – I just know it! Good luck with the taxes!
Bill
I know! Right? Recently, when photographing things, I’ve made an effort to process them in black and white — sometimes that medium shows off the subject matter much better than a color photograph would. Please do call or email me when you get settled in your retirement home. I’d love to meet you.
Kim, in a romantic, out-of-the-way restaurant near San Antonio there is a side dish that they are known for. Here is the link for the recipe:
http://www.mysanantonio.com/life/food/article/Grey-Moss-Inn-Squash-au-Gratin-4489733.php
if the link doesn’t work for some reason, just Google “Grey Moss Inn Helotes squash recipe” and it should come up.
enjoy!
Thanks so much! The recipe looks a lot like my southern squash recipe, but different enough that I will definitely try it. Thanks for the recommendation!
thanks for sharing my work, kim! one of my most prized possessions is that jar of magical thinking :)))
I have no doubt about that! Thanks for letting me share it. I think it’s a wonderful idea.