I was looking through some of my old pictures the other day and discovered a whole bunch that I had forgotten about. Since I've been busy with life and not able to take any recent pictures of my garden, you'll just have to settle with some old ones. And now, on with the five!
1. I've been worrying about Ryan and his ears. He's an ear kid and has had difficulties since he was three. Surgery has been postponed due to a cold, which has made his ears quite painful. He's a pretty brave kid in my book.
3. John Grisham has a book coming out for middle schoolers. I'm intrigued and hope my guys want to read it.
4. I want to make sangria this weekend.
5. I'm putting together a summer playlist. What are you listening to lately?
5. I'm putting together a summer playlist. What are you listening to lately?
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Sorry about your son, hope he feels better soon. Love the sangria link, hope to mix up a batch this weekend. As for playlist suggestions, I've been listening to Iron & Wine, Neko Case, and Bon Iver.
Thank you Jane! I hope your poor boy feels better soon. As far as Summer music- my summertime playlist includes, Brett Dennen (by Brett Dennen), Snack Time (by Bare Naked Ladies) and The Reminder (by Feist).
Please let me know how the sangria comes out! Thanks again for the shout out!
I am not a music go-to person by any stretch, however, I just made a mellow playlist which includes two new-to-me favorites: The Book of Love by the Magnetic Fields (also covered by Peter Gabriel) and Fidelity by Regina Specktor.
Hope those ears get better soon. So painful to see your kids in pain.
oh my!
love your flower pictures,sangria sounds fantastic, and i want school to be over TOO! thanks for the book tip, i'll definitely be getting that one.
as for music, we listen to such a mix, eighties stuff that the kids don't really like,kids stuff that we like sometimes.i like jack johnson, eagles,almost anything goes, and jazz....have you heard of Pink Martini?...i'm the only one in my house that likes them, they are kind of jazzy but yet worldly....check them out on itunes. i just finished a book called The Book Of Negros by Lawrence Hill,it's about the slave trade in the mid 1700's, it was a good read.
hope your fella feels better soon...
Sangria sounds perfect!
I want to come over for the sangria. okay?
Grisham for middle school, interesting... I've been streaming KWMR lately (I used to live in West Marin).
Sangria - yum! And I'm wanting the end of school, too - just so that I can sleep in for a few days!
xo - Erin
ooh...hope your son feels better soon,Jane.
sangria you say?
and I understand about not having time right now~~
Oh, poor Ryan! I bet it's especially tough at this time of year, with all the pollen - everyone's ears seem to be stuffed up. (That's not the right word... but you know what I mean.) Martha Stewart has a peach/prosecco sangria recipe that is awesome (and ultimately quite lethal, if you know what I mean again).
*love* that last picture of the ferns with the beautifully blurred backgraound. Wonderful!
:)Lisa
so sorry about the ears. we never had to deal with that, but have friends that have. i hope he can find some relief soon. poor kiddo.
i am sooooo ready for no more homework. and i have margaritas on the brain! happy almost weekend!
i really hope your son's ears improve - i feel for him - ear pain is no fun.
GREAT GREAT PHOTOS! looks like you are already int he woods with your kids! have fun tomorrow! Expect some woodsy pics from you and some of NYC harbor from me! Happy school tripping!
Sorry to hear your guy is hurting. hope is better by summer vaca (i can't wait either). The book about a kid laywer sounds like fun - more fun than being a grown-up lawyer which wasn't so much fun at all! Thanks for the sangria link and Have a wonderful weekend Jane!
Poor Ryan. I used to have bad ears as a child and my Mum used to iron my Dads handkerchiefs into squares and I would hold them on my ears whilst they were hot!! I did help.
oh, jane! so sorry about ryans ears!!!!!!!!
thanks for the info about that book. i am sure charlie would LOVE it!
oh ... poor guy. I do hope he gets some relief soon. I've added a couple things to a playlist myself:
- I'll stand by you, pretenders
- Kathleen, josh ritter
- tonight we ride, jennifer o'connor
- bye, bye blackbird, billie holiday
- kathy's song, eva cassidy
- people get ready, seal
- anchorage, michelle shocked
(mix of old and new, just like me)
just checking in... hoping all is well over here.
Beautiful images Jane! I had major ear problems as a child as well but can't remember what happened to finally get a handle on it...hope you can figure out something soon!
Oh, music...my tastes are so varied that I wouldn't know where to start. If you really need suggestions, shoot me some examples and I bet I can come up with a list of newbies to add to your collection!
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