Friday, October 23, 2009

Some Bright Notes

--coffee with Robin, which involved wicked laughter

--a glass of Hogue Sauvignon Blanc ($6.99 @ Trader Joes)

--big wind, leaves flung above the treetops

--hundreds of crows passing over the house

--finishing the Friday puzzle

--pizza for dinner

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  1. I just finished a painting which featured a few crows in it.

    And currently drinking Columbia's "Two Vine" Merlot-Cabernet ... $11. for the larger bottle at Costco.

    No puzzles, life's enough of a puzzle for me.

    Big wind, big rain ... tons of maple and alder leaves on the the ground.

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  2. nice snapshot of a fine day.

    I'm actually heading up to Bellingham tomorrow, and get 2.5 whole hour layover in SeaTac! Maybe I can write a blog post from there...observing the world of travelers around me.

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  3. TD -- I didn't know until I read this comment from you that you had a blog!

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  4. Cool!! I moved furniture all day; had a big switch around. Looks good, I'm happy, less is more.

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  5. let's compare:

    i didn't have coffee with robin, but i bought farm eggs from Robyn, which did involve wicked laughter.

    no wine, but a Harp beer.

    big wind, check. leaves, check. snow: bonus!

    crows: not so many, but canada geese.

    no puzzle.

    quesadillas. which are sort of like pizza.

    we're twins!

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  6. Don't forget the brief golden road caused by the afternoon sun reflecting off of fallen leaves!

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  7. laurie, when you count candy corn and puffy orange marshmallow peanuts, it's doubly true. Ha!

    K. -- I won't forget it. Glad you pointed it out, and it was gone all too fast!

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  8. Great images. Wine, Fall leaves...perfect.

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  9. It was fun, T--and one of the rare occasions when fun wasn't fuelled by glasses of wine and lashings of good food. Amazing!

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  10. PS How'd you do on Thursday's puzzle? I'm still working on it. Hints gratefully accepted.

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