{rain, rosemary}
{gyoza}
{japanese kit kat}
{spilled beads}
{strawberries, flowers, sprouts}
{meringue}
Monday, March 1, 2010
The weekend, briefly
Bouts of torrential rain this weekend. Perfect for napping. I took three naps on Saturday alone, which basically means I woke up a couple times during the day and managed to stay awake for an hour or so. I was a bit more productive on Sunday.
{rain, rosemary}
{gyoza}
{japanese kit kat}
{spilled beads}
{strawberries, flowers, sprouts}
{meringue}
{rain, rosemary}
{gyoza}
{japanese kit kat}
{spilled beads}
{strawberries, flowers, sprouts}
{meringue}
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Three naps? Strawberries? You just lived out my dream weekend...
ReplyDeleteYour Saturday was quite similar to my Sunday... :) Also, those strawberries look tremendous. I can't wait for strawberry season here (late April, boo).
ReplyDeletei would buy these photos in a heartbeat - amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous photos! Your rosemary looks so lush and green. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe strawberries look divine!
ReplyDeletegorgeous shots - sounds like you are finally getting to recharge after all the work of moving.
ReplyDeleteI am reassured to know that others have Saturdays like that, too. Your gyoza look delicious.
ReplyDeletei spent most of saturday and sunday napping and watching netflix in bed...but that's because me and my boyfriend were both sick. kinda sucked but in a way it was kinda nice to have an excuse to do nothing but rest and cuddle. sometimes napping does us good!
ReplyDeletethere's no better weather for napping than heavy rain. sounds so nice!
ReplyDeleteIt's so great to nap on a Saturday and know you still have another day off on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteI'm feasting my eyes on these gorgeous pictures. few things are better than napping on a rainy saturday.
ReplyDeleteYou herbs look so cute in those crates, love that picute!
ReplyDeleteit makes me very happy to know that someone as industrious as you are napped with gusto on saturday! rain really is ideal for it.
ReplyDeleteNaps are extremely luxurious and not to be apologized for, you know. Also, I'm now on a mission to have a windowsill full of herbs in heartbreaking brown wooden boxes. Thank you for setting my priorities straight this cloudy Monday.
ReplyDeleteHow weird, I had gyoza this weekend, too! I also napped like crazy and did some beading. We are weekend twins ;)
ReplyDeleteAhhh, multiple naps — you're clearly a girl after my own heart. I'm so intrigued by the Japanese Kit Kat. Is it very different from American Kit Kat?
ReplyDeleteTea Party Crasher - Japanese Kit Kats can be REALLY different from ours. They have tons of flavors and they come out with limited time flavors on a regular basis. I love the bean curd flavor, sadly disappointed by the royal milk tea flavor that I thought I'd adore. We pick up a random selection every time we go to the Japanese market.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I came across this blog, its just amazingly lovely, great pictures, what i difference it is that something like Kit-Kats can be so different on opposite sides of the world.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
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what could possibly be more covetable than your box of rosemary? please tell me that you listened to chopin while sewing, while it rained, while your box of rosemary just sat there on the windowsill.
ReplyDeletealso wondering if you have any marvelous ideas for EATS for a very deserty, informal sundown cocktail party we're having before the show on saturday...wanted to pick your busy, brilliant brain and see if you might have a favorite go-to finger food...?
xo.
Ooh, yum!! Looks like a wonderful weekend :) (And what amazing photographs!!)
ReplyDeleteLovely! I want to drop in on one of your weekends sometime. Mine never seem to turn out so lovely!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Does a Japanese kitkat taste any different?
ReplyDeletea meringue sounds amazing!!! i am doing a fun little give away on my blog. if you have a lovely cupcake recipe to share, please hop on over and check it out! : )
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I'm in love with (and jealous of!) that rosemary planter! I can only imagine how lovely it smells.
ReplyDeleteYour weekends always seem beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...esp. Rain and rosemary:)
ReplyDeletestrawberries.. mm. it's been too long.
ReplyDeletei always love your weekend photo recaps, rachel.
Good for you! Three naps sounds amazing!!!
ReplyDeletelove your box of herbs. looks like a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeletelove the herbs in crates. so beautiful. have you read everyday gardening by alyson fowler? it is amazing and reminds me of this. japanese kit kat...tell me more!
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