A red door means good luck and good harmony in the house. I wanted a red door, so when our association decided to paint all the buildings a few years ago, I saw my chance. I joined the color committee and after a number of excruciating meetings, we opted to let homeowners choose a door color from a palette of 12. One of the colors was coincidentally - red! And we've had pretty good luck so far....
Resolved to take a picture every day...captions optional, but sometimes very necessary!
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Red, red, red!
A red door means good luck and good harmony in the house. I wanted a red door, so when our association decided to paint all the buildings a few years ago, I saw my chance. I joined the color committee and after a number of excruciating meetings, we opted to let homeowners choose a door color from a palette of 12. One of the colors was coincidentally - red! And we've had pretty good luck so far....
Thursday, March 4, 2010
hellooo?
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Where's Bessie?
It's a bucket of cow eyes. Yes, just the eyes. 5th graders at my school learn about the sensory system and cow eye dissection is the frosting on the cake. The kids don white lab coats, plastic gloves and protective goggles and arm themselves with tweezers and scissors. They "ooh" and "ugh" for about five minutes and then get busy finding corneas and retinas. We've never had an actual barfer, but it is always amusing to watch the burliest boys turn pale and the frilliest girls dig right in.
Scary? No.
I received this orchid a few years ago as a "cellar dweller" winner/loser of Bunco. We stuck it in the kitchen and Lee is the caretaker. He throws water on it when he remembers and the darn thing flowers almost all the time. My mother in law says orchids just need a little "benign" neglect. Good advice for those afraid of a flower.
Monday, March 1, 2010
Encinitas
Gilligan? Skipper?
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