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forest_choir) wrote2012-01-04 12:00 pm
forest_choir) wrote2012-01-04 12:00 pm
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Day 12 (30 posts about anything at all)
Happy New Year, all.
I've been busy the past week or so.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
stormsongk and I have been trying to clean up the house and be more organised. I've been attempting to clean for a minimum of 15 minutes a day. So far, we've cleared off nearly half of the kitchen table, our Hoosier cabinet, and much of the kitchen counter.
On Monday, I finished rearranging the dinnerware. I'm pretty proud of myself. What's the point of owning all that gorgeous pottery if it's not in a place where it can be used every day?
Also, I've been sharing the seedlings from our lettuce plants that bolted over the summer. They're everywhere in our back garden, so I waited until they got large enough to transplant and then shared them with family. Salads for all!
While I was home on Monday, I noticed that Maggie and Hobbes have begun snoozing only a few feet apart in the afternoon sunbeams. Pretty much the only time these two spend time together is at sunrise (they love to sit in the window) or during games of chase-and-pounce.
I ran for the camera at this sweet sight.
I've been busy the past week or so.
stormsongk and I have been trying to clean up the house and be more organised. I've been attempting to clean for a minimum of 15 minutes a day. So far, we've cleared off nearly half of the kitchen table, our Hoosier cabinet, and much of the kitchen counter.On Monday, I finished rearranging the dinnerware. I'm pretty proud of myself. What's the point of owning all that gorgeous pottery if it's not in a place where it can be used every day?
Also, I've been sharing the seedlings from our lettuce plants that bolted over the summer. They're everywhere in our back garden, so I waited until they got large enough to transplant and then shared them with family. Salads for all!
While I was home on Monday, I noticed that Maggie and Hobbes have begun snoozing only a few feet apart in the afternoon sunbeams. Pretty much the only time these two spend time together is at sunrise (they love to sit in the window) or during games of chase-and-pounce.
I ran for the camera at this sweet sight.