I hope you all have a great weekend and a lovely Easter!
À bientôt, mes amies!
Friday, April 3, 2026
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Share Your Shelf - April 2026
It's the first Thursday of the month and that's time for Share Your Shelf hosted by
I'm a slow reader this year and a very remiss poster on Share Your Shelf. Here's a little catch up.
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
In Loving Memory
Today would have been Barbara’s 60th birthday and Mum and Dad’s 70th anniversary. Not a day goes by that I don’t think of them and wish I could talk to them again. Mum and Dad showered us both with unconditional love, and Barbara gave the same to her boys. All those who knew my parents and my sister love and miss them too but have the gift of shared memories to sustain them. 
Monday, March 30, 2026
Life Last Week ( 23-29 March 2026)
The weather for the week ahead:::
On my reading pile:::
Working my way through this three-part series, easy read, my genre.
On my TV:::
The Pitt on Thursdays followed by Outlander on Fridays
Checked off the list:::
- Just about every errand you can imagine - bank, library, pharmacy, and post office.
- A great mini getaway, covered in this post.
- Vic checked the area in the attic where he discovered the leak and it's completely dry.
- Busy weekend for Vic with work at work all day on Saturday, manning the audio/video booth at church on Sunday morning, heading to a friend's house to help them with their dryer issue on Sunday afternoon, and then driving me to Nordstrom after that to pick up some new jeans.
Crafts roundup:::
Started the London album - title page complete! No more progress this week.
And in other news:::
Anyone cooking a leg of lamb for Easter? Hopefully not at this price!
Speaking of prices, how is gas in your area? I paid $4.97/gallon at Costco.
Friday, March 27, 2026
Friday Favorites - A Mini-Break
I bought tickets at Christmas to see Michael McIntyre, a hilarious British comedian, in Seattle on March 26.
I picked Vic up at 2:00pm and we headed around the corner to the ferry terminal.
It was a beautiful day - the ferry was pretty crowded because it was Opening Day for the Seattle Mariners that evening
We were near the front of the ferry, and it's a great view
An hour later, the city skyline was before us
We had Marriott points from our London trip, so we checked into the Sheraton, right around the corner from the theatre
We had dinner reservations at Alder & Ash Bar & Grill, which could be accessed from inside the hotel
Pre-dinner cocktails and a little basketball
We started with the Sample Trio
Crushed Avocado, Smoked Salmon Dip, and Green Garbanzo Hummus
A selection of dippers
Mushroom Risotto for dinner for me
An Ahi Poke Bowl for Vic
Getting ready to head into the show
The next morning, we headed to Le Panier, our favorite French bakery, for breakfast - I snapped this quick shot of Mount Rainer with the stadiums in front (Lumen Field, home to the Seattle Seahawks, and T-Mobile Park, home of the Mariners)
Coffee and croissants
Snapped a quick photo at the stoplight of the Seattle Aquarium - this will probably be our next Seattle outing and perhaps we'll hop on the Seattle Great Wheel there in the background
Homeward bound, those are the Olympic Mountains in the distance
Such a fun mini-break!
Thursday, March 26, 2026
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