"The rabbit-hole...dipped suddenly down, so suddenly that Alice had not a moment to think about stopping herself before she found herself falling down a very deep well...she had plenty of time as she went down to look about her and to wonder what was going to happen next..'Well!' thought Alice to herself, 'after such a fall as this, I shall think nothing of tumbling down stairs!'" ~Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Orange Inspiration
Check out a somewhat recent post from How About Orange (that woman is incredibly creative...). Check out #5 and watch the Adidas commercial. It's amazing and will totally inspire you to watch the summer Olympics! Inspired me too!
Meercatcam - what will they think of next?
Okay, this is hysterical. Check out an actual Meercatcam...and don't forget to check the Giraffe Cam too. Scott sent me these. The funniest thing is how you know it will update every minute, so you can't help but keep clicking refresh (as if a minute lasts a mere three seconds...) until wah-lah, a real live minute goes by and you refresh and there is meercat...instead of looking straight ahead, he is now looking to the right. This is boredom at its finest. That said, you know you want to check it so...off you go!
Wrong, Just Wrong
...but printed here for your enjoyment. Except for the first picture, today's selection is from Hilarious Funny Pics, which has several outrageous photos so don't head over there with a weak constitution.








Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Marriage & Trust
I have been writing some thoughts and questions about marriage. The end of this thought cycle landed on the need for absolute trust. And then my friend Molly sent me this poem. Serendipitous.
Trust
by Thomas R. Smith, from Waking before Dawn
It's like so many other things in life
to which you must say no or yes.
So you take your car to the new mechanic.
Sometimes the best thing to do is trust.
The package left with the disreputable-looking
clerk, the check gulped by the night deposit,
the envelope passed by dozens of strangers—
all show up at their intended destinations.
The theft that could have happened doesn't.
Wind finally gets where it was going
through the snowy trees, and the river, even
when frozen, arrives at the right place.
And sometimes you sense how faithfully your life
is delivered, even though you can't read the address.
Trust
by Thomas R. Smith, from Waking before Dawn
It's like so many other things in life
to which you must say no or yes.
So you take your car to the new mechanic.
Sometimes the best thing to do is trust.
The package left with the disreputable-looking
clerk, the check gulped by the night deposit,
the envelope passed by dozens of strangers—
all show up at their intended destinations.
The theft that could have happened doesn't.
Wind finally gets where it was going
through the snowy trees, and the river, even
when frozen, arrives at the right place.
And sometimes you sense how faithfully your life
is delivered, even though you can't read the address.
Quilt full of love
There's a beautiful post on Scribbit today, called Memorial Day Quilt. Check it out.
Friday, May 23, 2008
My Skinny Garden: May Bloom Day 2008
My Skinny Garden: May Bloom Day 2008
Beautiful flower pictures! Especially the Lily of the Valley - wow.
Beautiful flower pictures! Especially the Lily of the Valley - wow.
Clouds
Now these are all strangely colored, too dark and grainy, due to the ole cell phone camera, but I still think the fantastical formations the clouds have been making lately are interesting. Do you like any of them?








Many of the neighborhood flowers have fallen off the trees already! I gotta get my real camera out this weekend and take the Spring pictures I have been meaning to share with you. This weekend! Happy Memorial Day Weekend, by the way!
~Allison








Many of the neighborhood flowers have fallen off the trees already! I gotta get my real camera out this weekend and take the Spring pictures I have been meaning to share with you. This weekend! Happy Memorial Day Weekend, by the way!
~Allison
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