Kate and I love Twilight. I am unashamed that I love a series that is a teenage vampire romance. This is Cam Gigandet the infamous villian James. He made this clip as a commercial for the MTV Choice Awards category Best Fight. If you have a minute check this out. Who hasn't wanted to see a man take on a gaggle of rabid teenage girls. Hope you laugh as much as I did!Monday, August 10, 2009
Cam Gigandet vs. Twilight Fans
Kate and I love Twilight. I am unashamed that I love a series that is a teenage vampire romance. This is Cam Gigandet the infamous villian James. He made this clip as a commercial for the MTV Choice Awards category Best Fight. If you have a minute check this out. Who hasn't wanted to see a man take on a gaggle of rabid teenage girls. Hope you laugh as much as I did!Saturday, August 8, 2009
Toledo's Farmers Market and Arts gone wild...
Yes the front that was supposed to skim quickly over Toledo stalled for a few hours bringing with it much needed rain. Since my garden is dry....I am grateful. Although I know all the fun events planned for the day at TBG are going to be beyond damp.
Cute little ladies on their way into the market. I love catching them when they are still happy! It's tricky that. We bought cucumbers for pickling, kohlrabi....because Syd, Paige and I love it...think a sweet cabbage type flavor...tomatoes, new potatoes...that should have been left in the ground for another week, purple cherry tomatoes, a monstrous green fleshed watermelon, apples, sweet bi color corn, and red peppers for my roasted red pepper spread that is time consuming to create but almost better than...well you fill in the blank. In the car since it was 1:30 p.m. and the girls were starving. Kate had an apple, John some cherry tomatoes, while Syd, Paige and I each ate an ear of corn, an apple, and some tomatoes...yummmmm.
John snapped this of us on the way into the Botanicals...there are four girls and four umbrellas....rain messed up the focus on this shot....but I still love it. Can you guess who picked a black umbrella this spring? Cute little ladies on their way into the market. I love catching them when they are still happy! It's tricky that. We bought cucumbers for pickling, kohlrabi....because Syd, Paige and I love it...think a sweet cabbage type flavor...tomatoes, new potatoes...that should have been left in the ground for another week, purple cherry tomatoes, a monstrous green fleshed watermelon, apples, sweet bi color corn, and red peppers for my roasted red pepper spread that is time consuming to create but almost better than...well you fill in the blank. In the car since it was 1:30 p.m. and the girls were starving. Kate had an apple, John some cherry tomatoes, while Syd, Paige and I each ate an ear of corn, an apple, and some tomatoes...yummmmm.
While the girls watched the Young Rep perform Willie Wonka in the conference center. John and I waited under the overhang on the patio. John snapped a few photos of my favorite little garden at the Botanicals this year. As soon as we got home I'll let you know that it stopped raining...we were all a little to tired and waterlogged to venture back out again.
Friday, August 7, 2009
Busy, busy day...
I woke and was getting breakfast ready when Paige announced that she was playing in "the Sandbox." Pretty isn't it. At least it smelled good....how she found the powder which was hidden is beyond me. She's a tricky little minx.
The rest of my day was spent doing laundry, dishes, and gardening. I weeded, cleaned out and leveled off my old ornamental grass bed. Repotted the extra grasses and sedum 'autumn joy' that I couldn't replant right now. Planted my grape vines I started from twigs...I'm so happy with those little vines. Thanks dad for the twiglets! Picked up some hostas I found for $2.50 each at Sautter's in Sylvania, picked up books and CD's on hold at the Library. Went home planted the hosta's while reorganizing the new bed I put in by my studio. Picked some green beans out of the garden. Thanked my husband for the wonderful dinner and went to bed. So very, very thankful for my bed!
The rest of my day was spent doing laundry, dishes, and gardening. I weeded, cleaned out and leveled off my old ornamental grass bed. Repotted the extra grasses and sedum 'autumn joy' that I couldn't replant right now. Planted my grape vines I started from twigs...I'm so happy with those little vines. Thanks dad for the twiglets! Picked up some hostas I found for $2.50 each at Sautter's in Sylvania, picked up books and CD's on hold at the Library. Went home planted the hosta's while reorganizing the new bed I put in by my studio. Picked some green beans out of the garden. Thanked my husband for the wonderful dinner and went to bed. So very, very thankful for my bed!
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