Month: January 2007
Folgers Coffee is Yuck!
I tried Folgers yesterday. Brewed it up last night, it was even French Vanilla which is usually my favourite when I find it somewhere. But this just tastes awful. I’m not sure there is actual coffee in there. Likely they found someother substance to grind up and dye to appear like actual coffee.
It says: “mellow and smooth with an unmistakable vanilla flavour.”… Read the rest
My Fairy Horoscope
Daily Horoscope for Sagittarius
Jan 29, 06:30 AM
You’re totally right: It’s time for a change. But go easy — while you need a fresh start, making unnecessary waves won’t help you reach your goal faster. Move slowly, and these changes are more likely to be permanent.
So the fairies say… so mote it be. Actually sounds like good advice.… Read the rest
Flowerpot Quilt
I really like this pattern for a quilt. Not crazy about all her colour choices, I love the reds, oranges, pinks for flowers. But it’s a great pattern. This came from a writer’s site, Rett MacPherson.
It’s Monday
Mondays haven’t really bothered me. Usually I don’t mind the end of the weekend. It’s the middle of the work week that always had me feeling I was dragging myself through it.
Today I am back at the Beaches. My brother dropped me off at the Kennedy subway station as he was on his way to the doctor in Scarborough.… Read the rest
The Pink Daisies
This is how they turned out as a pretty pink background image file. Maybe too wide for Blogger at this size.
Daisies in Pink
Pink daisies from a birthday card I bought at the dollar store over the weekend in Newmarket.
Spelling Style
Spelling is tricky all on it’s own. When you throw in different languages and cultures it gets down right complicated.
First, consider English and American spelling. Then throw in Canadian spelling, which is some combination of the two. Same for other countries in the commonwealth.
Have you seen words spelt with an s instead of a z?… Read the rest
Spelling Style
Spelling is tricky all on it’s own. When you throw in different languages and cultures it gets down right complicated.
First, consider English and American spelling. Then throw in Canadian spelling, which is some combination of the two. Same for other countries in the commonwealth.
Have you seen words spelt with an s instead of a z?… Read the rest