Comments on: cheeky http://amandale.net/blog/2010/03/02/cheeky/ writing, family and life as a crone Wed, 18 Aug 2010 07:52:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Annie http://amandale.net/blog/2010/03/02/cheeky/comment-page-1/#comment-199 Annie Tue, 13 Apr 2010 03:12:02 +0000 http://amandale.net/blog/?p=276#comment-199 Wow does that kitty look extremely pleased :) Sure there's no cat nip in that tattered pink bunny? ;) How's it going Ms. Feathers - how's the writing coming along? Any new workshops that you'll be attending? xo Wow does that kitty look extremely pleased :) Sure there’s no cat nip in that tattered pink bunny? ;)

How’s it going Ms. Feathers – how’s the writing coming along? Any new workshops that you’ll be attending?

xo

]]> By: bigprof http://amandale.net/blog/2010/03/02/cheeky/comment-page-1/#comment-145 bigprof Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:59:39 +0000 http://amandale.net/blog/?p=276#comment-145 Cute kitties. My dog's big on laundry as well...he's black & white, so he pretty much shows up on every stitch of clothing we own. Love the coffee essay, esp. the digression about the prime minister's wife! My hubby bought one of those weird coffee pots ("George") last summer, spent a few days researching them (he LOVES researching things), and then, sadly, chipped it before we could try it out. Now we're on the lookout for another one at every antique & junk store we visit. We just recently bought a new coffee grinder to replace the one my Aunt Jean passed on to my Aunt Louise who passed it on to me. Lots of memories of early mornings waking to the hum and crush of that old grinder while visiting these wonderful aunts. I can't throw it out, though, so we've got it set aside as a spare should the new, quieter, fancier model ever break. Thanks for the delicious essay & for the wonderful trip (with you) down memory lane. Cute kitties. My dog’s big on laundry as well…he’s black & white, so he pretty much shows up on every stitch of clothing we own.

Love the coffee essay, esp. the digression about the prime minister’s wife!

My hubby bought one of those weird coffee pots (“George”) last summer, spent a few days researching them (he LOVES researching things), and then, sadly, chipped it before we could try it out. Now we’re on the lookout for another one at every antique & junk store we visit.

We just recently bought a new coffee grinder to replace the one my Aunt Jean passed on to my Aunt Louise who passed it on to me. Lots of memories of early mornings waking to the hum and crush of that old grinder while visiting these wonderful aunts. I can’t throw it out, though, so we’ve got it set aside as a spare should the new, quieter, fancier model ever break.

Thanks for the delicious essay & for the wonderful trip (with you) down memory lane.

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