Monday, October 31, 2005
Three Faces of the Eve
**Here's the answer to the question...whatever will I do with that 900 lbs pumpkin I have just laying around the house? (Three faces on one stinking gi-normous pumpkin...talk about ephemeral art!)
**More ghost sightings. Have you ever seen a ghost fire? Look out toward the hills on a misty, gloomy day, and you might see the grey-tongues of flame licking upwards from the hillside. Are they echoes of past wildfires? Maybe, maybe not.
**My halloween (and first real Monday off - since I didn't have to pop into work AT ALL today) was totally relaxing. I woke up at like 5am, noticed that the living room ceiling was leaking from the persistent rains, woke Eric up and alarmed him, sopped up the pooling water above the living room in the not-quite-watertight-yet-remodeling area, then fell back to sleep until 11am. Yes, 11:00 AM -- and I'm still reveling in that fact. *yawn, stretch* Then I ventured out into the gray for a coffee and some reading at Brewed Awakenings, in front of their fireplace. (We haven't had heat or air conditioning in our house since oh, April-ish, and it's mighty freaking cold right now.) I don't expect a single trick-or-treater down our dead end road, so the evening should be just as quiet.
Hope you all have enjoyed your days too. Post lots of pics when you get the chance. ¶ 10/31/2005 05:50:00 PM
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**Here's the answer to the question...whatever will I do with that 900 lbs pumpkin I have just laying around the house? (Three faces on one stinking gi-normous pumpkin...talk about ephemeral art!)
**More ghost sightings. Have you ever seen a ghost fire? Look out toward the hills on a misty, gloomy day, and you might see the grey-tongues of flame licking upwards from the hillside. Are they echoes of past wildfires? Maybe, maybe not.
**My halloween (and first real Monday off - since I didn't have to pop into work AT ALL today) was totally relaxing. I woke up at like 5am, noticed that the living room ceiling was leaking from the persistent rains, woke Eric up and alarmed him, sopped up the pooling water above the living room in the not-quite-watertight-yet-remodeling area, then fell back to sleep until 11am. Yes, 11:00 AM -- and I'm still reveling in that fact. *yawn, stretch* Then I ventured out into the gray for a coffee and some reading at Brewed Awakenings, in front of their fireplace. (We haven't had heat or air conditioning in our house since oh, April-ish, and it's mighty freaking cold right now.) I don't expect a single trick-or-treater down our dead end road, so the evening should be just as quiet.
Hope you all have enjoyed your days too. Post lots of pics when you get the chance. ¶ 10/31/2005 05:50:00 PM
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no heat, water leaking.. I can only imagine how totally relieved you will be when this is all over. and I love the name Brewed Awakenings! so clever!
Honey, Calvin and I are up most mornings at 7am so feel free to jaunt over to our place for some java and warmth. We don't have a fireplace (sorry!) but we have fun toys to play with and coffee is on most mornings. We may even have a muffin or two to indulge in (if I ever get around to baking them!).
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