Don Juan floating in a bowl of water. He's so versatile.It always amazes me to see this...
...turn into this. Well, I don't actually see it happen, but still. (Fuchsia, it is.)
I finished the main part of my crochet shawl and the picot edging on the long/neck side of it. The lower sides...that's another story.
Here's what it's supposed to look like after the edging is attached. I'm not sure if it's me being a lunkhead or if the directions are less than clear. We'll see if I can muddle through it in a few days. Meantime, lettuce dine (take out crochet related irritations) on wilted lettuce. I know you're just dyin' to know how to make this great tastin' southern salad, so roughly...a pile of leaf lettuce (torn in frustration), a sprinklin' of apple cider vinegar, dash of salt, bacon crumbled (up maddeningly), a green onion or two chopped with intent to...then wilt/kill the whole mess with some smokin' hot bacon grease. I have to go get the leftovers out of the fridge now...see y'all next week.
The flower is gorgeous and so is the shawl. I don't have the time or patience for something that difficult.
ReplyDeleteThe salad looks yummy. I've got lot's of bib lettuce and think I'll try your recipe!
The flower in that third picture would make the most scrumptious colorway.
ReplyDeleteLettuce looks mighty tasty!
ReplyDeletetoo bad Three Rivers cornmeal
is out of business after 75 years!
no cornbread for your wilted lettuce!
MMMM the food looks good. Those flowers and the shawl are beautiful. Can't wait until your done with the shawl.
ReplyDeleteThat flower is gorgeous!!! Love the shawl too, can't wait to see it finished...
ReplyDeleteTake Care
Jodie :)
I just love fuschias. I like the old-fashioned name too - ladies' eardrops - so descriptive. That shawl is beautiful. I'm looking for a wrap to knit for a cruise I'm taking in September.
ReplyDeleteThe shawl is lookin' divine,
ReplyDeletehopefully your lettuce patch is big
enough to get you through it :D
Great pictures. I never thought to watch my fushia plant. I liked how you did that.
ReplyDeleteThe salad sounds good. Nothing better than fresh greens. I'll pass on the bacon grease. I can tell you must really love it.
The shawl is coming out wonderful! Wow, I am so impressed. Lots of beautiful work.
Hello my friend!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers in the bowl are beautiful! The fuschia is just lovely reminds me of a dancing ballerina.:o) Your shawl is coming along just beautifully, I know the finished product will be just lovely. You and your family enjoy a fabulous weekend.
Smiles...
Beverly
Beautiful pictures, esp. the lovely fuchsias. The lettuce salad sounds so tasty too.
ReplyDeleteThe shawl is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo is the wilted lettuce ... which I'm going to prepare today with the lettuce and onions from a friend's garden. :-)
Your West Virginia friend,
Lesley Ann
I was thinking about you yesterday as we travelled through the Great Smoky Mountains. You live in a glorious area :)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a most beautiful week!
ReplyDeleteSmiles...
Beverly
Yummmm... Salad just like gramma used to make! I just picked a mess of lettuce yesterday... guess what I'm having for lunch today!
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