(e:southernYankee)? [inlink]southernyankee,177[/inlink]

Not to sure myself but if it was, then I have a whole CD of them. I stoled it from (e:Hodown) as she chillaxed at our new pad.

Dear (e:twisted),

I think that the tea(pot?) cozy is not only an excellent idea but also wonderfully tasteful and utterly practical. [inlink]twisted,160[/inlink]

And, we'd hate to lose you on the site, though I appreciate the difficulties of keeping up with multiple blogs. Maybe one in five (or ten) on here? A limited twist but better than no twist. Yo? Get me drift, matey?

And the obligatory admonition to self: no writing posts when you're *insert inebriated state here*.

Just one day! I thought it was gonna sit on my table for a week as I slowly plodded away. Sheesh, I guess I need the 5000 piece instead of the 1000 piece. Or maybe a job would do... :)

I bought a puzzle yesterday, well actually two puzzles. They're both this "Charles Wysocki's Americana" kind which show some pastoral American scene done in a particular cozy style. I used to do them all the time with my aunt, Lovey, when I was younger. Scared me when I realized that was over 10 years ago. While I was doing it I realized that I had actually done this particular puzzle before. I didn't notice until I was doing the first section (after the edges) and remembered doing the exact same thing, in the exact same order. I like to think I'm a much different person now than ten years ago but it points to the fact that there's this certain core you who will always do certain things certain ways. Like washing the left side of your chest first in the shower, or eating the ice cream from the sides in, or putting on both socks and then both shoes (rather than one sock/one shoe, other sock/other shoe). Guess it must be genetic, huh? We're all born either wadders or rollers and there aint a damn thing we can do about it.

Last night:


This morning:


And don't you worry, I'll keep you updated on the progress!