Saturday, January 13, 2024

Product: rest

Thank you for all the helpful comments about Rajesh yesterday. I can't get used to Raj being gone. 

Yesterday I wasn't up to much, just managed to knot fringes on the weaving, noticing the work's better than I'd thought when I wove it. I skipped the knitting group, figuring nobody would be there, the Friday afternoon of a long weekend -- Martin Luther King Day Monday. 

Another storm forecast, which doesn't seem to have amounted to more than heavy rain this time


And condiments arrived. So long since I had either capers or olives, to lift up flavors. Now I can make a puttanesca sauce. And various other interesting foods.


I'm wondering if I can revive my Six Word Saturday practice, from years ago: 

Sad times this week. Go on.

Would you make six-word comments, just to try it? Any subject or response.

Happy day, everyone. The puzzle answer is

SHADOWY

I mean, that word is the answer!



23 comments:

  1. Hard to get going coffee helps

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  2. yum, yum. I love puttanesca sauce!

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  3. Lovely looking woven panels. I'm sure you'll figure something creative to make with them! We had the rain storm yesterday, and no big winds till afterward. Cold again today!

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  4. Our overnight storm was quite something. It is also snowing now.

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  5. I don’t use capers much. Hmmm…

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  6. Highlands and heathers, weaving most fine.

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  7. Is the weaving going to be a scarf. Because it looks lovely and definitely wearable as one.
    I use olives in oh so many things. I always have a big jar in the fridge
    On Facebook they’re all about the big storm. Hopefully it misses you.
    Stay inside and stay warm.

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    1. Chances are scarf or shawl. I still have a lot of fringes to finish

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  8. I wonder what's in puttanesca sauce.

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  9. Some very clever six word comments

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  10. Thinking of you and sending hugs.

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  11. I always hated tying dratted fringes.

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  12. Sadness means you understand being happy.

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  13. Busy hands. Sad heart. Big hugs.

    Chris from Boise

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  14. Hot buttered Vegemite toast fixes everything.

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  15. Well, I can see from this that you and I enjoy some of the same flavors. You're right -- with those ingredients, anything is flavor-boosted. Some days are just like that -- I do love your beautiful scarf.

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  16. Olives and capers, happiness writ large.

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