Weatherman didn't disappoint yesterday; there were snow flurries which never covered the ground then changed to drizzle of rain. Happy happy it didn't last.
When I stepped onto the front porch to take that photo I noticed the bolt of linen had arrived. Boy was I surprised and elated and UPS guy didn't ring the door bell. Was surprised because every afternoon I'd check my credit card to see if I'd been charged for linen and with no charge guessed they still hadn't received their shipment.
Although I gave them my credit card number my account wasn't charged so I'll call Monday and give it to them again. Besides, the invoice didn't reflect my discount so either they forgot to give it to me or linen has gone up a few dollars per yard since last purchase. And with the increased cost of everything else that wouldn't be a surprise.
Immediately I emailed the two gals who ordered a Domestic Zoo pattern to see if they were still interested in purchasing the pattern. Then took the linen to the wool room, cleaned off the table which was piled with wool (again) and proceeded to cut linen.
Received a response from one gal and her pattern has been drawn. The second pattern, tho I've not heard from her, will be drawn this afternoon so that when/if she replies it will also be ready to ship.
I did make that pot of SOUP spoken about in the previous post and it was great. I added extra onion, celery and a couple extra carrots than the recipe called for. Since there was leftover turkey pieces in the freezer thought I'd use that before it got freezer burn ~ waste not want not. Also used freshly ground ginger ~ I keep it in the freezer and it retains its freshness longer plus grates up easily. As I didn't have fresh turmeric I used powdered. So you're wondering...would I make it again? Probably would as it had a great flavor and healthy spices.
Be cautious when stirring, as some broth splattered on my light grey sweat shirt and had to take it to the laundry room to apply a pre-wash stain spray. Next time I'll wear something else.
Speaking of Domestic Zoo, Carol this is particularly for you enjoyment, lol. Here is a photo of the rug I hooked.
Just finished lunch and think I'll pull a few loops before drawing the second pattern. Happy Sunday and happy hooking.
Saundra
I'm glad your bolt of linen came in. Did you checked your door bell to see if it's working?
ReplyDeleteLuck you for having no snow. It's so cold again today and gloomy. The cold goes to the bones.
I'm getting my ingredients ready to make that soup this afternoon for our 57th Wedding Anniversary. It better be good... lol... Just kidding. I'm sure it is. I have some chicken legs from the freezer that I bought on special. I'm frugal too. George already has invited my son for supper. I'll let you know their comments.
Hugs,
Julia
I meant to add that your rug has a soothing soft background that doesn't compete with the animals. It's my favorite.
DeleteNo delivery guys let us know a package has arrived ....even in the pouring rain ! I always check & check ...
ReplyDeleteYour soup looks yummy !
Wow , seeing your Domestic Zoo & then all the others , my head would be spinning !!! What colors to use ??? They are all pretty !!! Guess it is just like the Dancing Bunnies we did !!!
We had snow all day yesterday , but ended up with just an inch & a half , it is melting away today !!! YAY !!! Hope to get out & walk again tomorrow !
UPS just puts in on the porch too. No warning. I like the colors of the one you hooked. Glad you had some mild weather. We are in tap for more ice again tomorrow. Also glad the soup turned out good! Janice
ReplyDeleteAwesome mat,, always love that one,,,,
ReplyDeleteSoup looked good, ,
May try it,,, soon,
Very cold and another wjnter storm coming tonite andtomorrow, ,, nasty,,,,
Looking for spring,,,
Elaine😊
Happy your linen finally arrived!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful versions of Domestic Zoo. It is always fun to see how the same pattern can hook up so differently.
The soup sounds great...After I pulled the recipe up from the link, I realized I had seen that somewhere and already printed it out but didn't make it since I couldn't find the couscous in these parts. (No Whole Foods, no Trader Joe's.) I love every version of Domestic Zoo. Like Nancy, my head would be spinning with the color variations and choices. Glad you were spared the nasty weather. We had an ice storm for several hours and now more heavy, wet, snow. This is getting old. What am I saying? It was old when it started in October. ~Robin~ (TheCrankyCrow)
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely pattern, Your soup looks wonderful. I am so glad you didn't get snow. WE sure are. Have a lovely day.
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