Spring Point Light – South Portland, ME
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Dead Reckoning – Charlaine Harris
In contrast to my last vampire included read, book eleven in the Sookie Stackhouse series is getting a little long in the tooth. I literally could care less about her relationship with Eric, Sam’s dating life leaves much to be desired, there better be a massive payoff to whatever she’s leading up to involving
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Thomas Knight Park – South Portland, ME
I lived in South Portland from the ages of nine to twenty three. My mother still lives there. I had no idea this park went as far under the Casco Bay Bridge as it does. It’s got great views of Portland, and with the bridge overhead, it’s nice and shady on a
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Ripe: A Cook in the Orchard – Nigel Slater
I normally don’t read cookbooks, so you won’t often see them reviewed in my blog, but this is one of the rare exceptions. The reason it’s readable is that the author is basing the book on the backyard garden he planted, and goes over what he’s done in that garden in loving detail.
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Smoke and Ashes – Tanya Huff
This book really shouldn’t work. It’s about a wizard, who happens to be a Trainee Assistant Director on a vampire show filming in Vancouver, and a Demon Convergence. Oh, and it turns out their freelance stuntwoman is actually an immortal demon gate, so if she dies, the demongate will open, and her
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Ox-Eye Daisy
Ox-Eye Daisy Leucanthemum vulgare Other names: Common Daisy, Dog Daisy and Moon Daisy Family: Asteraceae Range: Native to Europe and the temperate regions of Asia and an introduced plant to North America, Australia and New Zealand. Native or Introduced: Introduced Native Habitat: Grows in a variety of plant communities including meadows and fields, under scrub
Knitting Notes
I’m done with the first Traveling Stitch legwarmer. I like this pattern, even though there’s a lot of purling, the cable pattern is enough to keep things interesting. I’ve been side tracking from starting the other one for a bit though, by the following: This is the Vivid baby blanket from tincanknits,