Happy Day 29
We headed back to Illinois to see family and friends over Memorial Day weekend since we won't be making it home for the holidays this year due to little one (whose arrival is still being awaited) being a bit too little to travel. This was the best view of Rainier I've had yet from the air.
Happy Day 28
I had the chance to do a little bit of lab work earlier in the summer. There is pretty much no task associated with the day occupation that I love more than sorting dirty old bits of detritus.
Happy Day 27
Admiring alliums on an evening walk. Going to have to get some of these worked into my space.
Happy Day 26
I was probably on the verge of or over the edge into hangry territory on this particular evening and husband saved us all by making artfully presented nachos for dinner.
(Happy Day 25)
of summer that is. Freshly planted window boxes.
Happy Day 24
There are three "dwarf" Korean lilac bushes right outside our living room and for a week or so there in early May, with the window open, warm spring sunshine and a little breeze, they had the place smelling like a million bucks. They definitely hold their own versus the old fashioned kind in the fragrance category. Quotation marks around dwarf because they're over five feet tall. Not nearly as dwarfy as the ones in our garden in Ohio. Had to bring some inside to dial up the scent another notch or two.
Obviously still haven't had time to catch up here or resume regular Happy Day-ing, that slower pace has been eluding me, but we shall call any effort better than none.
(Happy Day 23)
it's a trend. This time a banh mi and rice soup from the Monkey Bridge in Ballard.
I dropped off with the Happy Day-ing for the last week and a half on Instagram, and obviously I haven't caught up here either. Not that there hasn't been subject matter, just no time to acknowledge it in any formal way. Which is kind of a bummer. I am ready for a slower pace for the next two months or so before it's all little one all the time!
