Books and Their Covers

People say not to judge a book by its cover, and I happen to think that those people are wrong.  Now I’ll tell you why. We’ll start with some Zane.  Zane is a really popular author.  We can’t keep her books on the shelf at the library, and we can’t buy enough replacement copies for…

What They Wore

The wonderful world of the interwebs includes a blog called “What I Wore.”  If you haven’t already guessed, it’s a visual account of what one woman wears every day.  It might sound like a drag to you, but I like it.  The woman in question seems like somebody you could actually hang out with, not…

Cast Your Vote: Cabinet Knobs

Today’s project is to pick four knobs for a filing cabinet that I recently acquired from some friends.   (Thanks, friends!)  The cabinet is green, more or less like the two jackets on the right in this picture by House on Hill Road: Okay, so option A is one of these with three of the…

All Gussied Up

Changing your windshield wiper blades is one of those tasks that you never get around to even though it isn’t a big deal (and by “you,” I mean “I”).  What really happened is that I forgot about the problem when the sun was out, and driving to the store without windshield wipers seemed like a…

It was a dark and stormy night…

Christmas in July came to my house last night.  First, there was a giant storm–thunder and downpour and everything, which left Peanut scrambling for cover and me totally content. If that wasn’t enough to make my night, my DVR now contains Step Up 2: The Streets.  Oh yeah!  Step Up 2 is one of those…

Speaking of Martha

I couldn’t for the life of me finish a post I was working on yesterday (not the one that actually got posted).  What brought me out of the funk?  Cookbooks, of course.  The new books cart rolled on by, and I snagged not one, but two cookbooks to keep me busy for the next few…

Green

I ran into Cuba Gallery’s Flickr photostream this morning, and I kind of love it.  Enjoy some of my favorite green picks from the collection: First reaction to those pictures: “Ooh, pretty!” Totally insignificant thoughts that came after the mental oohing subsided: I need to go to New Zealand someday (setting of first photo), the…