I filled up my entire camera card with 325 pictures on this trip!This couple are from the same county where I live! Snowbirds, spending all winter in St. Thomas, lucky!
My name is Mom-Me at home. Friends who say my given name correctly are highly valued. Jenni-lyn, two distinct sounding names. Not Jen-all-lyn smushed together. I read every day, date husband at least weekly, watch films, daydream, teach early Daily Seminary-Bible Class to (only 13 this year!), cook extravagant meals, make famous fudge, take walks...but mostly I quilt and paint and parent!
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
A Few Favorite Things
One morning we saw an educational schooner while walking with Mom & Dad. Didn't get a picture, but the crew on board gave us a brochure--seriously interesting opportunity for high school/college children. Fun to read their blog and see the difference between being a "traveller" and a "tourist." We met a woman photographer who has a blog (Mom, what is her site?) who lives on this destination wedding island with her husband & family.
Coral I gathered but DID NOT take home.My favorite/scariest thing?
Check out the great ORANGE on information docents at Lu's race. Madras plaid with orange is traditional St. Thomas pattern!(I did buy this dress from thrift store--Hazel wore it around my house all day yesterday.)
Papaya from Mom & Dad's landlord's yard. Wonderful, smooth & rich taste.
Pissaro's Birthplace. Rubble Fill building method, crazy brick and coral and everything cemented with molasses/sand/lime.
Coral I gathered but DID NOT take home.My favorite/scariest thing?
Check out the great ORANGE on information docents at Lu's race. Madras plaid with orange is traditional St. Thomas pattern!(I did buy this dress from thrift store--Hazel wore it around my house all day yesterday.)
Papaya from Mom & Dad's landlord's yard. Wonderful, smooth & rich taste.
Pissaro's Birthplace. Rubble Fill building method, crazy brick and coral and everything cemented with molasses/sand/lime.
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