Monday, April 25, 2011

Bits of Randomness

This is the kind of stuff that makes up life and the kind of stuff that can be easy to forget. So here are just random bits of life for us in Small Town Ontario.

This is Art and Helen our downstairs neighbors. It is great to have such wonderful neighbors. If you can, we would love prayer for Art both for physical and spiritual health. He had pneumonia a few weeks ago and is still struggling very much.



Springs is coming, but flurries still hit every now and then.



Bert's self portraits. He has been thinking it is a great idea to take a photo at breakfast. This is the only one so far that will make to the web...



We had friends over last week and I used them for guinea pigs. We tried manicotti. It was good, but took getting every dish I owned dirty to make. :)





(disclaimer....the hair doesn't usually look like that)



My new favorite mug. Momma gave it to me for Christmas.

My editing desk where I spend oh so much time.....

5 comments:

Ladene said...

You're on a roll. Two blogs in two days. Keep it up. I love them and all the pictures.

What is Manicotti? Looks sort of Mexican to me. Is it? You're brave to try something new like that on company.

How are your plant? Mom said you transplanted them already and don't have enough tomato plants. Ha.

Anonymous said...

You can come and try new food on us anytime you want :)

Looks like your having fun.

Miss you

Glenda

PEM Cell Hydrogen said...

Art and Helen look good in that photo. Glad you got a nice one of them. Praying he is doing OK for now. Your supper sounded amazing but way to much work for this woman. Not into that any more.

Mike and Belinda said...

Fun times - I have made Mancotti before too - family liked it lots - hope it was a success for you as well - but yes very messy to prepare!! Cute breakfast shot by the way - breakfast is my favorite meal of the day!!

Unknown said...

Grandma, Manicotti is an Italian dish. It just has the pasta on the outside. Most of them have some kind of a cheese in the center. The ones we made also had some meat and spinich. Yum!

The plants are doing well. The one watermellon and the one tomato that died don't thing so, but oh well!