Last night the neighbor from behind us and to the side came around with his snowblower and totally cleared the sidewalks, our walkway, and (in this pic) the concrete front yard of Karen’s place next door.
I asked him if I could give him some money but he insisted he was having fun and had maybe spent forty cents on gas and really didn’t want to break a dollar.
And something else subway related…took a ride into Manhattan today so I could go to New York Cake and Baking Supply, where I intended on getting my picture of the day. On the way home however, I spotted this stuck to a pole on the F train. I’m assuming it’s for a school project, like “Flat Stanley.” I did indeed take him home, where I stuck him to the refrigerator and took this picture. Of course, I also wrote to the e-mail address.
Dear Subway Wireman,
I wanted to let you know that I found you on the F train today, just after I got on at the 23rd Street station. I took you home with me in Kensington. In case you don’t know, Kensington is a small neighborhood in Brooklyn, near Borough Park. Don’t worry if you’ve never heard of it, a lot of other people haven’t either!
Right now you’re taped up on our refrigerator. I hope you’ve enjoyed your journey on the subway, and are happy to be with us.
Sincerely,
::GENA::
With all the snow we received yesterday, the light coming in the front window was extra bright. The sun sets into our front window and the reflection off of the snow made for some great light.
Hennaed my hair, gave my self a pedicure, waxed my eyebrows, steamed my face, put above mask on my face and painted my nails.
Thought I would try a new recipe that I found on line. I think I like this one better than the other white bread recipe I have. It makes four loaves, but I only have two bread pans. Will be buying two more when I can get out of the house.
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