moving on to the ocean.

i know.  my love for the ocean is boring already, so i won't say a single word about it.  you can see for yourselves.

in other news:

* l. announced last night that she's a vegetarian.  she says she doesn't like the idea of eating dead animals.  (which happens to be exactly what i told my mother when i was in elementary school.)  so i gave up on the lentil and sausage soup (for now) and made a double batch of tomato soup instead.

* i'm headed out this morning to exchange our sigg bottles.  i read about the recall on jennifer's blog awhile back, and i did a bit of research and found out that wegman's will replace them for me, rather than having to mail them back to sigg.  i hope this goes smoothly, because otherwise, i'm switching to these.

* i desperately need a pair of (red) snow boots.  but while searching, i found these.  and these.  and these.  all of which i'd like to add to my collection.  sigh.  and it's a good thing these don't come in red.

* i'm awful about putting my blog posts into categories.  (i'm really bad at filling out forms, too.  i wonder if they're related in some way.)  but i'm determined to find a way to make categories that work.  any suggestions?

* b. learned to play mary had a little lamb on the cello.  such a sense of accomplishment that comes with hearing a familiar tune come out of a new instrument.

* it finally became my turn for this book at the library.  i've been on the waiting list behind 217 other people for 6 weeks.  i finally have the book in my possession.

* have you seen heather's print for the working proof?  it's awesome.

* and the tablemats jen designed for nahcotta?

* and this.  please read it.  i'm thinking of pasting it to my bathroom mirror.

so much to see, so little time.  i think that's all for now.  tomorrow, foliage.

Comments

[jennifer judd-mcgee]

your photos are absolutely some of my favorite ones i've ever seen of acadia. gorgeous!!
and thanks for writing about the table mats!
xo

[Katie @ cakes, tea and dreams]

Those ocean blues are simply gorgeous.

[Sarah Jackson]

sigh. that is all.

[Megan]

Help is definitely worth the wait! I couldn't put it down.

[Tracy]

there's so much good here. I love those barnacles, especially that second one. So much detail. Maybe they should be your new header?

[Tara Thayer]

not boring. those two of the surf coming in take my breath away.
i am so bad at blog labels, too. basically, all those categories on my sideboard are useless.
and i've been listening to a ten year old struggle through on the violin, and you know what? i love it.

[shari]

love those barnacles. one day it would be nice to walk with you on the beach.

[ani]

ocean...happy sigh.

i'm wishing i hadn't sent back my siggs and tried to find a local trade in. i sent mine 1.5 months ago and still haven't heard anything aside from "we're busy" (which i understand, but it's still taking a loooong time).

and i know i've said it before but i love your red shoe obsession.

[Mama Urchin]

Those barnacles are amazing. I hope you're painting them.

[melissa]

I love these snippets of your life. And thank you for linking to Jennifer's post. For some reason it didn't shop up in my bloglines. I needed to read it, too.

[amisha]

it was such a long day, and your photos were like a deep, calming breath. thank you em.
xox

[sarah]

your ocean photos are anything BUT boring. simply gorgeous.

thanks for the info on the sigg recall. i hadn't heard that yet and am going to be packing up ours today.

[beth]

oh how I love the ocean...like a part of my heart lives there.....

[kee]

i can't stop thinking about your gorgeous barnacle shots. i love them so much.