Once a year, usually around Christmas, I organize my digital photos into folders by year and event. Things have been piling up, though, so I decided to go through the photos from the past few months. I take a lot of pictures which are meant to end up on this blog, either in a post or as an album, but they usually don't for one reason or another. Some of my favorites of the batch for sharing...
I love Felix Doolittle's address labels. Mine have the typewriter illustration on them. I also love the packaging!
In a frenzy of online shopping, I ordered a gift set from Thymes, a company from Minneapolis, MN, that has great bath/body products and packaging. I especially love their Kimono Rose scent, so after making it through the move to Roslindale, I ordered myself a gift set as a treat. As with the Felix Doolittle labels, the unwrapping became an enjoyable part of my purchase:
I still get "home"sick for The 'Ville, and sometimes I drive the 10 miles back for a visit. While picking up some random things at Shaws in Porter Square, I saw this sight -- VOLVO SANDWICH! (Vinny is on the right)
Enough about me...other people also share their photos, some of which I like enough to add to my iPhoto library:
Half Pint and Mr. Car are such dears -- with deers! (Taken on their recent vacation to Seattle)
Even though I have settled into a state of cohabitational calm, it's nice to know that there's still a girl out there rocking the wedding receptions. I present The Dairy Queen, a closet tambourine lover. Check out the band singer's *jazz* hands -- too much!
Finally, this past weekend Half Pint, Mr. Car, Cho, Bobby, BBK, The Prof and I (whew!) enoyed the delightful Sunday weather to take a walk around Mt. Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge. If you live in the area, I'd definitely recommend a visit; it's not nearly as creepy as you might think, hiking around old graves. Aside from searching for soon-to-be-hip baby names on gravestones (Cho's idea,) visitors to "the first large-scale designed landscape open to the public in the United States." can see its "horticultural collections", which are "internationally renowned." The cemetery also has some large scale monuments and a chapel.
dude I prefer the mullet ponytail to the jazz hands (this is what happens when the bar offers dirty martinis).
ooo. mt auburn cemetary. I'll have to make it there. never been but always wanted to go.
love the post o miscellany.
Posted by: dairy queen | Thursday, 27 September 2007 at 02:21 PM