the city hall has these interesting pillars with bits of Lethbridge history on them. April 30.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
The Taj, 119/365
Book club met here, to talk about The Book Thief by Markus Zukas (but mostly to catch up on each other's lives). This is the first East Indian restaurant I've ever seen in Lethbridge. The food was excellent, but the wait staff really seemed as though they'd rather be somewhere else, doing just about anything else. Fortunately we were there to socialize and weren't in a hurry. April 29.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
fort, 118/365
The kids like sleeping in my room when Tim is out of town, and while I was out teaching yoga built this fort between the foot of the bed and the blanket chest. I let them keep it up for a few days. April 28.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
piano, 117/365
My kids haven't taken piano lessons in forever. Honestly I don't know how or when to fit them in. But, we do have an old piano in the house - the one I learned on as a child, in fact. And they love to play around on it. I really need to find them a teacher. April 27.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Sunday, April 26, 2009
black hand, 115/365
how gross is this? after spending the day sewing costumes with black fortrel, my hands were coated with purply black dye. Gross. April 25
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
little baba, 113/365
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
getting ducks in a row, 111/365
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
berry bread pudding, 109/365
I haven't made bread pudding in decades, literally. But I had some stale french bread that I didn't want to throw out. This turned out great, even if nobody else in my family will eat it.
I have wonderful memories of eating bread pudding with my sisters in my mom's house. I think we put rum in the custard sauce, though. April 19
Sunday, April 19, 2009
peenaquim, 108/365
The butte at Peenaquim park in north Lethbridge. I've never been here before, and was quite thrilled with the Wild West look of it. Except for all the power lines running across the river, of course. April 18
Saturday, April 18, 2009
yearning, 107/365
Pepper and tomato seedlings. I guess I should turn the flat around so they don't lean towards the window so desparately. Or would it be cruel? "ha ha, fooled you - now you have to lean *this* way to get light!" April 17
Friday, April 17, 2009
half caf, skim, please. 106/365
I had somehow convinced myself I could no longer tolerate milk in lattes, because of a few unfortunate incidents last year. However, that just seems illogical since I regularly put milk in my morning coffee. And though I like soy milk lattes, lately they've been tasting sort of weird and oily. So I took a chance on a milk latte at the Round Street this morning. Success! Maybe it's just that Starbucks doesn't clean their milk steamers often enough? April 16.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
resiliance, 105/365
While cleaning up around the driveway, I found a patch of tulips trying to come up underneath one of the snow shovels. They're springing back nicely. April 15
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
sushi stapler, 104/365
Because it's Easter break for the school kids, I'm trying to work from home, which is never really all that efficient. But it does give me the chance to try out Tim's sushi stapler - which, I discovered after taking this picture, was completely out of staples. April 14
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
absence, 103/365
Monday, April 13, 2009
vigil, 102/365
drawn during last night's Easter vigil, coloured this very leisurely afternoon. April 12
Sunday, April 12, 2009
toes meet spring, 101/365
we got this year's fishing licenses and took the kids out to a local pond to practice casting. Finally, it was warm enough to wear sandals. April 11.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
coulee crocus, 100/365
I used to know the exact name of this thing, but no longer! I guess I'll have to pull out the plant books again.
Regardless, it's been a very long winter, and it was exciting to see this. We almost missed it - it was so pale and ephemeral looking in the dead grass. But a sign of hope nevertheless. April 10, Good Friday.
ATL Ghent, 99/365
I am ashamed to admit that though I've lived in this town for over twenty years, I don't really know what ATL stands for, nor have I ever noticed that this crossing was called Ghent. April 9.
eta: although, duh - A=Alberta, T=terminal. L=limited?
blood and spit, 98/365
it's what's been keeping me in the lab in the evenings. Stored securely in a -80 freezer, waiting to be assayed. April 8
Last lecture. Ever. 97/365
I know this is lame, but I worked till eight that night, and by the time I got home, ate, tucked the kids in, etc, I was in bed before I realized I hadn't taken my 365 picture. This was the closest thing I could find to take a picture of - notes taken during the last lecture in my advanced stats course. Admittedly, lacking in statistical content.
Now, I realize this is potentially my last lecture ever, since I'm done coursework. Well, I say so now. April 7.
The Passion according to Tim and Andrew, 94/365
Still rocks hard, after all these years. April 4, Palm Sunday.
clouds and the clocktower, 93/365
southern Alberta continues to lurch between snow and sunshine, as it wavers here on the brink of a decision.
April 3
homework, 92/365
I love math, but I forget that not everyone else does; this evening, my son does not.
April 2.
urban flickr, 90/365
braving the April Fool's day snow. Taken through the den window, because it was coooooold outside, also, my spasmodically happy dog would have scared it off.
April 1.